Heritage Trail, Providing Connectivity Between Overtown and Biscayne Blvd, Bonds Together the Communities Across This Diverse Urban Landscape 2
1896 Miami incorporated as city 1984 Metrorail, 1920 Brickell Real Estate and Boom Downtown TURN NIGHT 1870 Freedom Tower Miami William and 1980 Mary Brickell Miami move to Miami and Riots 1565 establish trade post Spanish INTO DAY take control of Florida 1950 2008 Miami Adrienne 55 ACRES OF International Arsht 1929 Airport Center for the 2017 Real Estate Performing Arts 1821 1999 built HERITAGE MIAMI United Boom Sears Tower American States TRAIL AND 1891 Airlines buys 1910 1965 BRIDGE Julia Tuttle Arena ENHANCEMENTS Florida Freedom Moves to Miami and OVERTOWN Flights from Spain buys prime real restate
pre 1500s-1858 1870-1899 1900-1949 1950-1999 2000-2016 1959 2002 1896 1930s 1970 Art Basel FLORIDA Pan MASS Buil begins in Miami Beach American EXODUS 1835-1858 EAST COAST Airways Seminole Wars RAILWAY and Eastern 2016 Airlines Frost establish 1985 Museum of headquarters in Drugs Science Miami Brought from Latin relocates to RECONNECTING America, brings Museum Park in 1910 much crime to Downtown Miami Flagler Miami LEGACY WALL Street 2013 Pérez Art COMMUNITIES Museum relocates to Museum Park in Downtown Miami 2000 BCE MEET ME TEQUESTA MIAMI HISTORICAL TIMELINE AT THE BRIDGE
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1. HERITAGE TRAIL, PROVIDING CONNECTIVITY BETWEEN OVERTOWN AND BISCAYNE BLVD, BONDS TOGETHER THE COMMUNITIES ACROSS THIS DIVERSE URBAN LANDSCAPE 2. OUR TEAM IMPLEMENTS BOLD LANDSCAPE DESIGN UNDERNEATH REVITALIZATION THE ENTIRE I-395 VIADUCT COMMENSURATE WITH TRANSFORMATIVE NATURE OF I-395 RECONSTRUCTION 3. EXTENSIVE BRIDGE UNDER DECK LIGHTING SYSTEM FOR THE HERITAGE TRAIL AND ALL OPEN SPACES BELOW I-395 (TURNING NIGHT N INTO DAY) FOR MAXIMUM NIGHT TIME USE AND SAFE COMMUNITY OF OVERTOWN CONDITIONS 4. THE RESULTING UNDER BRIDGE AREAS SERVES TO ATTRACT PEOPLE FOR A VARIETY OF ACTIVITIES AND ENTERTAINMENT, BECOMING A FOCAL POINT FOR THE COMMUNITY CONNECTING 0 25 50 100 200 5. ACCOMMODATION FOR FUTURE MIXED USE BUILDING SITES INCLUDING WATER AND POWER STUB-OUTS, ALLOWING THE MUNICIPAL AND CIVIC STAKEHOLDERS TO FURTHER PLAN OUT THE MUSEUMS TO LONG TERM FUTURE OF THE AREA 6. ILLUMINATED CROSSWALKS AND LED SIGNAGE TO IMPROVE SAFETY FOR PEDESTRIANS AND BICYCLES HERITAGE TRAIL
ZONE A ZONE 1 ZONE 2 ZONE 3 OVERTOWN LEGACY WALL D.A. DORSEY MARKET PLAZA ENTERTAINMENT OVERTOWN FOUNTAIN SQUARE COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT HERITAGE WALL HERITAGE PLAZA LATIN/CARIBBEAN DOG RUN LATIN PLAZA NATIVE FOREST SIGNATURE BRIDGE TEQUESTA FOUNTAIN West of I-95 to MacArthur Causeway Bridge West from
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MIAMI HERITAGE TRAIL SHEET Vol2-01 HERITAGE TRAIL AESTHETICS PROJECT TECHNICAL ENHANCEMENTS (APTE) ABOVE BASELINE I - 395 RECONSTRUCTION PROJECT - AESTHETICS MANUAL FINANCIAL PROJECT NUMBER:251688-1-32-01 68 LEGEND TRAFFIC CALMING MEASURES/SHARED STREETS ENHANCED PAVEMENT PARALLEL PARKING AMPHITHEATER I-395 Hwy Above View 1.5 View 1.3 View 1.6 View 1.3 1A Piers 6 7 8 10 NW 1ST PL NW 1ST CT
NW 1ST AVE NW 3RD AVE RFP CONCEPT PLANNW 2ND AVE Standard Sidewalks Traffic calming measures Stamped and integral On-street parallel parking A simple-stepped URBAN DESIGN, LANDSCAPE, & STREETSCAPE NW 14TH TERRACE Shade Plantings 1 along NW 14th street color concrete treatments on key streets is proposed amphitheater is proposed ZONE APTE # APTE NAME ADDITIONAL VALUE DURABILITY AND MAINTAINABILITY QUANTITY ZONE A ZONE 1 Shade Plantings 2 ZONE A ZONE 1 and adjacent streets are are proposed along the to allow users to quickly to activate spaces along 68 Zone 1 APTE 6 Traffic Calming The proposed traffic calming measures significantly exceed Very durable. Easy to patch and replace as needed. 28,800 SF 1 8 Garden Paths proposed to provide safer Heritage Trail and in plaza park, leave their car, and the Heritage Trail. It will Provided by FDOT baseline requirements by creating a continuous heritage trail Planters BASELINE ELEMENTS be constructed of cast-in- Measures and Support letters from Miami Parking Authority and Hardscape for pedestrian crossings of areas. The 3 block area experience the Heritage Shared Streets and providing safer pedestrian crossings on local streets. SEOPW CRA (see APTE package) Community Programs local streets and continuity between NW 3rd Avenue Trail by walking and place, colored enhanced Trees TURN NIGHT Zone 1 APTE 7 Enhanced The proposed enhanced pavement significantly exceeds The proposed product examples produce hard, long- 30,5736 SF along the Heritage Trail. and NW 2nd Avenue will participating in community concrete with patterns Pavement baseline requirements by adding more colors, textures, and wearing, abrasion-resistant surfaces requiring a very NW 14TH ST NW 14TH ST be paved with highly activities. Proposed that reflect those used in West African design theme to Zone 1. low level of maintenance similar to what is required for 68 durable, integral color improvements will include West African Kente cloth. concrete pavement without integral color treatment. concrete in patterns crosswalk bumpouts at Support letters from Miami Parking Authority and INTO DAY I-395 DISPLAY FRAMES which reflect those used in intersections to shorten SEOPW CRA (see APTE package) Community Programs West African Kente cloth. pedestrian crossing Zone 1 APTE 8 Parallel The proposed parallel parking significantly exceeds baseline Support letter from Miami Parking Authority and 1191 LF Sculptures distances and improve Parking requirements by enhancing the parking experience and adding SEOPW CRA (see APTE package) additional parking spaces on the streets. 58 6 ENHANCEMENTS pedestrian safety. Provided by Others Zone 1 APTE Amphitheater The proposed amphitheater significantly exceeds baseline As a cast-in-place concrete feature, maintenance should 1 EA REVITALIZATION 10 requirements by enhancing and promoting positive community be minimal. 1A activities in Zone 1. Support letters from Miami Parking Authority and 63 SEOPW CRA (see APTE package) 62 OF OVERTOWN
14 NW 2ND CT Zone 1 APTE 11 Interactive The proposed interactive water feature significantly exceeds The proposed water feature will have a recirculating 1 EA 61 84 68 Water Feature baseline requirements by enhancing and promoting positive system with no standing water requiring periodic 61 NW 13TH ST community activities in Zone 1. maintenance including inspection and serving of pumps 80 81 and pump equipment, cleaning of drains, and pressure 16 80 cleaning and disinfecting the feature area. 64 Support letters from Miami Parking Authority and 67 84 NW 1ST PL SEOPW CRA (see APTE package) NW 3RD AVE NW 2ND AVE NW 1ST CT NW 1ST AVE North SECTIONS Zone 1 APTE Community The community garden significantly exceeds baseline Basic improvements--paths, fencing, and hose bid--will 12,390 SF 78 Figure 4-1 Zone 1 Urban Design Plan I-395 DISPLAY FRAMES SCALE: 1/8” = 1’00” 14 14 592 SQ.FT. 13 Garden requirement enhancing and promoting positive community require maintenance. Maintenance of beds and plant Fence= 545 LF T.Y. LIN INTERNATIONAL FEBRUARY 8, 2016 | 21 activities in Zone 1. material will be the responsibility of users. 16 67 2 81 40 SQ. FT. 61 7 1.2 Support letters from Miami Parking Authority and 1.2a 72 SQ. FT. SEOPW CRA (see APTE package) 99 84 83 SQ. FT. Zone 1 APTE Enhanced The proposed enhanced landscape significantly exceeds Monthly maintenance will be required during the Ground Cover 64 25,917 SF 14 Landscape baseline requirements by enhancing the overall pedestrian establishment period and quarterly maintenance will be SECTIONS 3.15 SQ. FT. SCALE: 1/8” = 1’00” experience and the connectivity of the heritage trail. required thereafter to replace any damaged material, Small Shrubs 68 592 SQ.FT. 64 40 SQ. FT. 68,869 SF 78 61 68 68 address weeds, apply mulch, trim any shrubs and tree 80 INTERACTIVE WATER FEATURE COMMUNITY72 SQ. FT. GARDEN ENHANCED LANDSCAPE SCULPTURE AND PUBLIC ART Large Shrubs 80 83 SQ. FT. branches to promote healthy growth and check irrigation 68 View 1.1 View 1.6a View 1.3 View 1.1 25.15 SQ. FT. 28,041 SF 3.15 SQ. FT. is working properly. Sod 248 SQ. FT. 11 13 25.15 SQ. FT. 14 16 44,672 SF 248 SQ. FT. Support letters from Miami Parking Authority and 68 An interactive water Basic improvements to Native and naturalized Low maintenance SEOPW CRA (see APTE package) Low Turf 1.5 1.5 68 3,218 SF 58 6 102 68 feature or “splash pad” support the development Florida Friendly plant sculptures, public art Fertile Soil in Zone 1 is proposed to of a community garden material will be installed. outdoor display areas, and 8,118 SF 16 14 84 celebrate local heritage are proposed, including a Raised planting beds will an entry archway beneath Canopy Tree 1 61 81 97 14 64 14 68 and reinforce family- clearly marked entrance be retained by planter curbs the superstructure are Canopy Tree 2 58 84 oriented community path, a perimeter fence and cast-in-place concrete proposed to celebrate 255 80 2 61 70 80 Canopy Tree 3 activities. The zero depth with gate, a seating area, benches. Irrigation will the history and heritage of 84 6 7 58 16 8 play feature will have defined beds of amended be required for areas the Overtown community. Small Tree 1 LEGACY WALL 102 264 6 23 68 84 pavement designed to soil, and a hose bib for under the structure and (gross amount Small Tree 2 6 67 ISOMETRIC DIAGRAM FLORR PLAN 14 102 reflect the cultural history SCALE: NOT SCALED SCALE: 1/16” = 1’00”irrigation. The location used as needed for areas for purchase and 377 61 64 7 16 1.4 84 2 of Overtown. The water allows for sufficient outside the structure. installation: $60,000) Zone 1 APTE Sculpture and The proposed sculptures and public art significantly exceed All proposed sculptures and public art pieces shall be 8 Display 64 14 feature will promote sunlight to support plant 16 Public Art baseline requirements by enhancing and personalizing the low-maintenance. Frames and 8 1.1 68 81 spaces throughout the heritage trail and thereby promoting a Sculptures 14 58 67 physical interaction growth. Improvements Support letters from Miami Parking Authority, SEOPW 84 84 between the public and the are designed to allow the positive pedestrian experience in Zone 1. CRA, Dade Heritage Trust and Black Archives History 80 80 80 80 1.1 6 16 62 water, and serve as a public community to develop a and Reasearch Foundation of SFL(see APTE package) 19 71 102 Zone 1 APTE Multipurpose The proposed multipurpose courts significantly exceed The multipurpose courts consist of a concrete surface 1 EA 6 play area allowing people collaborative green space 67 an escape from summer allowing participants 19 Courts baseline requirements by promoting positive community with a paint outline; thus maintenance is low. 83 11 activities and encouraging social interactions in Zone 1. 61 heat and children to frolic to grow, maintain, and Support letters from Miami Parking Authority and 10 84 SEOPW CRA (see APTE package) 63 61 in the feature’s water. reap the rewards of 11 58 82 TM Zone 1 APTE Children Play The proposed children play area significantly exceeds baseline Routine equipment and site inspection will be required to 1 Equipment 68 (see Vol 1 P-6 Landscape their gardening efforts. OLYMPIA BIKE RACK PARTNERSHIP AND SUPPORT PRODUCT DATA 21 Area requirements by enhancing and promoting positive community ensure safe opportunities for children to play. Area= 3,220 SF 1.3 61 68 Component Set for activities in Zone 1. 7 1.3 dimensions and layout) Support letters from Miami Parking Authority and (Turf) 14 81 ISOMETRIC DIAGRAMThe Olympia Bike Rack’s smooth, fluid curves combined with the strength that comes withFLORR solid corrosion-resistant PLAN cast aluminum construction SEOPW CRA (see APTE package) 14 84 SCALE: NOT SCALED SCALE: 1/16” = 1’00” Fence= 350 LF FROM LOCAL GOVERNMENT 63 81 make this rack a perfect choice for parks, corporate campuses and more. Its stand-alone, space-saving design allows for an unlimited number of Zone 1 APTE Restroom The proposed infrastructure for restroom facilities significantly N/A 100 SF (Pump 81 2 configuration options for ultimate design flexibility. exceeds baseline requirements by providing infrastructure for House) 16 84 23 Facilities COMMUNITY 14 62 80 80 (infrastructure future restroom buildings. +Infrastructure for ORGANIZATIONS 64 84 80 MATERIAL & FINISHES INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE only) bathroom only 7 80 81 MATERIAL FINISHES GUIDELINES & SECURITY INSTALLATION MAINTENANCE 14 • Body is made of • See the Forms+Surfaces Powdercoat Chart for details. • Meets Association of Pedestrian • Olympia Bike Racks must • Metal surfaces All APTE Bollards The proposed bollards significantly exceed baseline Bollards will require very low levels of maintenance. 211 EA 80 16 80 84 corrosion-resistant Custom RAL colors are available for an upcharge. and Bicycle Professionals (APBP) be surface mounted can be cleaned Zones 58 requirements by providing safer pedestrian crossings on local Stainless steel bollards will retain their original 8 61 63 cast aluminum • Due to the inherent nature of metal castings, gloss guidelines. with embedded anchors. as needed using streets. appearance with minimal cleaning. with a powdercoat powdercoats are not offered for cast components. • A locking point detail and mounting Stainless steel anchors a soft cloth or Support letters from Miami Parking Authority and 14 81 finish. configurations that meet APBP and tamper-resistant brush with warm guidelines can be found on page 2 of stainless steel screws are water and a mild SEOPW CRA (see APTE package) 67 21 73 included. detergent. Avoid 103 MULTIPURPOSE COURTS CHILDREN PLAY AREA BOLLARDS BICYCLE RACKS this document. BENEFITS / ADVANTAGES / ADDED VALUE 2 81 19 View 1.4 21 View 1.7 58 View 1.4 62 View 1.7 abrasive cleaners. All APTE Trash and The proposed trash and recycling bins significantly exceed Containers can be cleaned once a week and emptied and 34 Trash Bins 8 NOMINAL DIMENSIONS Zones 61 Recycling Bins baseline requirements by providing attractive, yet durable and pressure cleaned once a month. 34 Recycling Bins 1.7 8 A paved area in Zone 1 Children’s play equipment, The installation of bollards Durable, low maintenance low maintenance receptacles that help improve the social 1. OUR VIADUCT ATC 12C RESULTED IN SIGNIFICANTLY HIGHER and pavement striping to play surfaces, and at select crosswalk bicycle racks in all zones Support letters from Miami Parking Authority and environment by encouraging people not to litter when they visit SEOPW CRA (see APTE package) delineate multipurpose fencing will be installed locations, along “shared are proposed and will be the heritage trail. I-395 STRUCTURE ALLOWING MORE LIGHT AND TREE HEIGHT courts that can be used in a designated area to streets”, and surrounding located within FDOT ROW. Overall Height All APTE Bicycle Racks The proposed bicycle racks significantly exceed baseline Powdercoated aluminum, cast iron, stainless steel, steel 6 locations POTENTIAL BELOW I-395, A SIGNIFICANT BENEFIT FOR THE for tennis, volleyball, allow children and adults to the plaza area that Overall Depth Zones 62 requirements by encouraging people who prefer to ride their and all other powdercoated metals can be cleaned, as 6 slots per LIGHTING EY APTE LIGHTING EY handball, racquetball, and play in a safe environment allows for valet parking bicycles to comfortably visit the trail by finding sufficient and needed, using a soft brush or cloth with warm water and OVERTOWN COMMUNITY AREA Overall location badminton. Improvements alongside the Heritage are proposed to ensure Length adequate parking for their bicycles. a mild detergent. Round surface mounted downlight, white LED Paver lights, white LED Multi-head Luminaire poles, white LED 2. LANDSCAPE FEATURES SUCH AS COMMUNITY GARDENS SERVE TO include concrete Trail. Play equipment pedestrian safety and Support letters from Miami Parking Authority and 13 SEOPW CRA (see APTE package) ATTRACT LOCAL RESIDENTS AND VISITORS TO THE UNDER BRIDGE Linear surface mounted white LED Recessed wall step lights, white LED Double-head street lamps pavement, striping, and helps children develop effectively delineate the 1.6 cylindrical insets with physical coordination, limits of vehicle use areas. All APTE Drinking The proposed drinking fountains significantly exceed baseline Maintenance requirements include valve adjustment, 7 EA AREAS AS A DESTINATION Linear surface mounted color changing wall Flexible Linear tape light, white LED Pole mounted luminaires, white LED locking caps to allow strength, and flexibility, OVERALL LENGTH OVERALL DEPTH OVERALL HEIGHT WEIGHT Zones 63 Fountains requirements by providing attractive, durable, and user-friendly cartridge replacement, inspection and cleaning of washer fountains at frequent locations that accommodate every visitor submersible pump, and regular cleaning of drains and 3. EXPANDED OPEN GATHERING SPACE FOR MULTIPURPOSE 67 1.6a Catenary mount white LED luminaire for the use of temporary as well as provides 7" (178 mm) 3" (76 mm) 35.6" (904 mm) 22.2 lbs (10.1 kg) to the heritage trail. surfaces. Abutment white LED wall washer X Aesthetic lighting enhancement Number equipment such as recreation and enjoyment. FUNCTIONS (I.E. FARMERS’ MARKET, FOOD TRUCK, AMPHITHEATER, Pedestrian connection In-grade round adjustable uplight for trees, white LED Support letters from Miami Parking Authority and In-grade color changing LED linear Superstructure, piers & walls structural poles for volleyball nets. Playgrounds reinforce LOCKING POINT AND CONFIGURATION EXAMPLES SEOPW CRA (see APTE package) MULTIPURPOSE COURT, ETC.) X community unity and Urban design, landscape, & streetscape Deck mounted adjustable Floodlights, white LED enhancements Number N The Olympia Bike Rack was designed to allow for a multitude of locking point and configuration options to meet your individual needs. Please note All APTE Wayfinding The proposed wayfinding signage significantly exceeds Very low maintenance. Simple cleaning with cloth every 8 EA N Color changing Floodlights provide locations for social that for optimal performance, Forms+Surfaces recommends a 36" center-to-center placement. See diagrams below and the separate installation 4. CONCRETE PEDESTALS FOR ART SCULPTURE SURROUNDING X enhancements number Zones 64 Signage baseline requirements by providing signs and displays that 6 months. 0 25 50 100 200 In-grade round adjustable uplight for artwork, white LED View angle 0 25 50 100 200 interaction among adults. instructions document for more details. (see P-6 improve enjoyment and understanding of the heritage trail, Support letters from Miami Parking Authority and WATER FEATURE Superstructure, piers & walls enhancements Cable mounted direct view linear color X.X improving accessibility and safety for all users, encourage Landscape SEOPW CRA (see APTE package) X number changing LED In-grade fountain light, color changing LED Component visitors to experience more areas, and allow easy navigation 5. LEGACY WALL ENHANCEMENT, FOREVER PRESERVING THE RICH Set) throughout the trail. Handrail lighting, white LED HISTORY AND CULTURE OF OVERTOWN View angle All APTE Cast Stone The proposed cast stone benches significantly exceed Very low maintenance. 42 EA X.X Zones 67 Benches baseline requirements by providing areas where visitors to the 1.90" Support letters from Miami Parking Authority and Bolt c.c. trail can rest but can also foster social interaction as a form of SEOPW CRA (see APTE package) inclusive design appealing to all visitors to the park. Zone 1 APTE Passive The proposed passive recreation area significantly exceeds As a cast-in-place concrete feature, maintenance should 1 area 70 Recreation baseline requirement by enhancing pedestrian experience in be minimal. Area Zone 1 Support letters from Miami Parking Authority and A standard U-lock can be locked at this location to meet SEOPW CRA (see APTE package) URBAN DESIGN, LANDSCAPE, & STREETSCAPE AESTHETIC LIGHTING SUPERSTRUCTURE, PIERS & WALLS APBP guidelines for security and functionality. Zone 1 APTE Outdoor The proposed outdoor training equipment significantly exceeds Very low maintenance. Simple cleaning with cloth every 1 Area Aesthetic enhancements above base line requirements are described below: Aesthetic lighting enhancements above base line requirements are described below: Enhancements above base line requirements are described below: LOCKING POINT EXAMPLE MOUNTING / HARDWARE DETAIL 71 Training baseline requirement by enhancing and promoting positive 6 months. Area= 5,317 SF community activities in Zone 1. Equipment Support letters from Miami Parking Authority and (Turf) Additional landscape material, planted to meet bold landscape design objectives, are located within the Interchange in Zone A in space created SEOPW CRA (see APTE package) White LED lighting is provided to illuminate the vertical surfaces of each of the major abutment walls within the zone. These serve to highlight • Enhanced MSE wall panels (APTE 78) are used on the MSE walls west of NW 3rd Avenue to match enhanced treatments on the walls in T 800.451.0410 | www.forms-surfaces.com by the realignment of the roadway. 1984 WAYFINDING SIGNAGE CAST STONE BENCHES OUTDOOR TRAINING EQUIPMENT TALKING / VIEWING TUBES the verticality of these surfaces and provide additional visual interest. Zones 2 and 3. The enhanced panels have a relief depth of 3” to maximize visual intrigue and deter graffiti and vandalism. Patterns are 1896 Metrorail, © 2016 Forms+Surfaces® | All dimensions are nominal. Specifications and pricing subject to change without notice. For the most current version of this document, please refer to our website at www.forms-surfaces.com. Miami 1920 View 1.5 View 1.4 View 1.4 View 1.7 Enhanced landscape plantings are established along the north side of NW 14th Street. This area will be dense with native and Florida friendly incorporated as city Brickell All APTE Talking / The proposed talking/viewing tubes significantly exceed Very low maintenance. Simple cleaning with cloth every 2 Tubes • In-ground pavement lighting along the Heritage Trail (APTE 2) is used to lead the visitor through a continuous path between Zones 1, 2, and intended to give more flexibility in placement to achieve organic shapes and shadows. Real Estate and trees, shrubs and groundcovers to create a visual buffer to the adjacent Youth Center. Boom Downtown 64I-395 WAYFINDING SIGNAGEI-395 WAYFINDING SIGNAGE 67 71 73 baseline requirements by providing children a place to play and 6 months. Zones 73 Viewing Tubes 1870 Freedom Tower Miami 2008 page 1 of 2 | Rev. 10-30-16 explore their creativity on the heritage trail. 3; provide visual continuity through areas with different design themes and elements; and enhance perceptions of safety and comfort. • Legacy wall panels (APTE 99) are located on the MSE walls west of NW 3rd Avenue to mark the western end of the Heritage Trail. The legacy William and heritage trail heritage trail Support letters from Miami Parking Authority and Zone 1 includes several enhancements to support community activities. These include the outdoor amphitheater (APTE 10) between NW 2nd Mary Brickell Adrienne Adequate, unique, Low maintenance cast Static outdoor training Talking/viewing tubes move to Miami and Arsht Center for the SEOPW CRA (see APTE package) Avenue and NW 1st Place, the interactive water feature (APTE 11), the children’s play area (APTE 21), and talking/viewing tubes (APTE White LED lighting for the interactive water feature (APTE 82), with controls tied into the water feature programming, is used to create wall panels are attached to the MSE wall and be designed in 5’x 5’ modules surrounded by MSE panels with custom rustications. The design 1565 establish trade post and attractive custom stone benches with equipment is proposed to that are made of durable Spanish Performing Arts All APTE Musical The proposed musical playground significantly exceeds Very low maintenance. Simple cleaning with cloth every 2 Instruments 73) between NW 1st Place and NW 1st Court. take control of built wayfinding and signage skateboard deterrents ensure exercise solutions and safe materials are excitement when the feature is in use at night. includes African-inspired leaf and zebra panels around the edges and a 3” recessed space in the middle for graphic patterns in ceramic tile. Florida Zones 74 Playground baseline requirements by providing children a place to play and 6 months. (EA) 1980 along the Heritage Trail for people who do not proposed to provide a
Additional community activity spaces in Zone 1 include the community garden (APTE 13) south of NW 13th Street, a multipurpose court 1950 Miami elements are provided to tequesta
2017 tequesta explore their creativity on heritage trail. • Lighting for the amphitheater (APTE 83) is designed to illuminate pavement surfaces in the Amphitheater space and will be controlled or The design of the piers and superstructure in Zone 1 result in a significant improvement over current conditions. With superstructure clearance Miami Riots Support letters from Miami Parking Authority and (APTE 19) and outdoor training equipment (APTE 71) north of the Trail east of NW 1st Court, and the passive recreation area (APTE 70) International heritage trail and direct and inform visitors are proposed to provide a have access to a gym, fun way for children to SEOPW CRA (see APTE package) adjusted to support proposed uses with a higher level of light when the space is being used for performances and a lower level of light used of up to 70’ at NW 3rd Avenue for the center spans, the quality of the space below the superstructure is vastly improved over existing conditions 1929 Airport bridge tequesta comfortabletequesta space to sit. or those who do but wish interact with one another north of the fountain. Real Estate toward the different 1821 1999 latin latin MIAMI United Boom latin latin American carribean carribean to enjoy a workout outside. Sears Tower attractionscarribean within the carribean when they visit the trail. The rich history of Overtown is celebrated in sculptures and public art installations (APTE 16) in select locations along the Heritage Trail. when the space is not is use to enhance safety and security. and those represented in the Aesthetic Manual. The additional height and openings will allow for more vigorous plant growth at the edges of the States plaza plaza 1891 1910 1965 Airlines plaza plaza buys Julia Tuttle
Freedom Arena trail. Sign types will be overtown overtown Florida Moves to Miami and OVERTOWN Specific installations, to be commissioned as described in the approved APTE attachment are defined for the Market Plaza, along the Trail • Lighting of planting (APTE 81) in select areas with LED fixtures mounted flush with grade is used to highlight native tree and shrub plantings span, brighter spaces along the trail during daylight hours, and less reflected noise from local traffic. Flights
AESTHETIC LIGHTING from Spain buys prime real restate consistent but custom overtown ZONE APTE # APTE NAME ADDITIONAL VALUE MAINTENANCE QUANTITY west of NW 2nd Avenue, surrounding the fountain, and in the passive recreation areas to the north of the fountain. Additional art installations overtown and create visual depth. Fixtures will be located, directed, and shielded to avoid glare on paths and roadways. pre 1500s-1858 1870-1899 1900-1949 1950-1999 2000-2016 treatments or symbols are provided as ceramic tile murals on piers (APTE 80) in select locations. 3 3 3 3 All APTE 2 • Additional period street lamps (APTE 68) are provided along NW 14th Street to match the double-headed pedestrian street lamps currently will be used1 in each area 1 1 1
Pavement The proposed pavement lighting along heritage trail The light fixture is constructed of aluminum making it very 750 fixtures 1930s 4 4 4 4 mile
The Heritage Trail, Market Square, pathways, and plaza areas are all improved with enhanced pavement treatments (APTE 7). Highly Pan mile
Zones Lighting along significantly exceeds baseline requirements by reinforcing the durable. Light bulb replacement typically occurs every to celebrate the History mile mile found along NW 14th Street. 1835-1858 American durable, stamped, integral color concrete in three colors in patterns reflecting those used in West African Kente cloth is used to enhance Airways Heritage Trail directional design and providing connectivity along the heritage 50,000 hours. The maintenance costs are typically very Seminole Wars and Eastern 2016 and Heritage of Miami. Airlines 1970 Frost trail. low. • Lighting for public art throughout the Heritage Trail will highlight and complement each individual art piece for appreciation at night.(APTE 84). TOP PLAN TOP PLAN pedestrian connectivity and overall pavement aesthetics. establish I-395 Built 2002 Museum of headquarters in Art Basel Science Zone 1 APTE Period Street The proposed period street lamps significantly exceed baseline LEDs and drivers can be replaced after they have 16 EA Pedestrian access and safety is enhanced through traffic calming measures along NW 14th street and adjacent streets (APTE 6). These Miami begins in Miami Beach relocates to 2000 BCE 1910 Museum Park in 68 Lamps requirements by adequately lighting areas in Zone 1 while reached the end of their life or failure. Provide luminaires enhancements provide continuity along the Trail and safer pedestrian crossings through the use raised crosswalks. Further improving safety Tequesta Flagler 1959 Downtown Miami maintaining a scale that enhances the pedestrian experience with a yearly cleaning. Street Mass at pedestrian crossings along the Trail are LED enhanced pedestrian crossings (APTE 102) that signal the presence of pedestrians and 1896 exodus in Zone 1. Florida East Coast bollards (APTE 58) to demarcate pedestrian and vehicular realms. In addition, full “shared street” enhancements for NW 14th Terrace and Railway 1985 Drugs 2013 All APTE Lighting for The proposed lighting for plantings significantly exceeds LEDs and drivers can be replaced after they have 60 round NW 1st Court provide for improved east-west connections and an expanded footprint for the Market Square. Brought from Latin Pérez Art America, brings Museum ISOMETRIC ISOMETRIC Zones 81 ingrade uplights much crime to BOTTOM PLAN ELEVATIONSBOTTOM PLAN ELEVATIONS Plantings baseline requirements by highlighting the beautiful landscape reached the end of their life or failure. Luminaires require relocates to Museum SCALE: NOT SCALED SCALE: NOT SCALED Access to places along the Heritage Trail is enhanced through the provision of parallel parking on key streets (APTE 8). This parking will be Miami that helps to enhance the pedestrian experience along the trail annual cleaning. Park in Downtown at night. defined by crosswalk bumpouts at intersections to shorten crossing distances and improve safety. Miami • Enhanced Landscape (APTE 14) in the form of native and naturalized Florida friendly plant material is installed in planting beds retained Zone 1 APTE Lighting for The proposed lighting for the interactive water feature LEDs and drivers can be replaced after they have reached 8 ingrade by planter curbs and concrete benches. Irrigation is provided for areas under the structure. Planting includes canopy trees, small trees, triple 82 the Interactive significantly exceeds baseline requirements by highlighting the end of their life or failure. The lighting controls can fountain white Water Feature the attractive design elements of the interactive water feature be pre-programmed for automatic control but the control LED light palms, large shrubs, small shrubs, and ground cover. for an equally enjoyable pedestrian experience of this area at settings can be changed temporarily or permanantly by Supporting activity along the Heritage Trail are the following streetscape furnishings: trash and recycling bins (APTE 61), bicycle racks (APTE MIAMI HISTORICAL TIMELINE night. persons mainting the system. Luminaires require annual 62), drinking fountains (APTE 63), wayfinding signage (APTE 64), and cast stone benches (APTE 67). As indicated in the approved APTE OVERTOWN cleaning. attachment these furnishings are located to support planned activity and selected based on their quality, durability, and minimal maintenance requirements.
Zone 1 APTE Lighting for the The proposed lighting for the amphitheater significantly LEDs and drivers will require replacement after they have 35 recessed LED 83 Amphitheater exceeds baseline requirements by enhancing the design reached the end of their life or failure. Luminaires will step lights and elements, ensuring safety, and allowing for activities to be held require annual cleaning. 472 linear feet in the amphitheater at night. of IP66 flexible PERIOD STREET LAMPS LIGHTING FOR AMPHITHEATRE MURALS ON PIERS LEGACY WALL PANELS linear LED View 1.5 View 1.3 View 1.4 View 1.2a luminaire 68 83 80 99 of I-95 to MacArthur Causeway Bridge West All APTE Lighting for The proposed lighting for sculptures and public art significantly LEDs and drivers can be replaced after they have 54 round ingrade Zones 84 Sculptures and exceeds baseline requirements by adding vertical illumination reached the end of their life or failure. Provide luminaires uplights for Double-headed pedestrian Lighting is proposed to Ceramic tile murals Legacy walls ceramic Public Art to the pieces and art and allowing them to be appreciated at with a yearly cleaning. sculptures 128 street lamps are proposed illuminate the steps and on piers beneath the panels will be located on linear feet of from night. surface mounted to match existing light other elevation changes superstructure are MSE walls on the west linear white LED fixtures in Zone 1. of the amphitheater. proposed to showcase end of Zone 1, Zone 2 wall washers for Overtown heritage and east end of Zone 3 display/art panels throughout Zone 1. marking the beginnings All APTE LED Lighting at The proposed lighting at heritage trail crossings significantly Maintenance over the life of the fixture is generally limited 8 Locations (Gross amount for of the Heritage Trail. The Zones 102 Heritage Trail exceeds baseline requirements by increasing the safety to signal head replacement. Maintenance costs are the purchase and legacy wall panels will be Crossings of pedestrians and cyclists visiting the trail at night and typically very low. simultaneously enhancing the connectivity of the trail. installation: $50,000) attached to MSE walls and be designed in 5’x 5’ modules surrounded by MSE panels with SUPERSTRUCTURE, PIERS & WALLS custom rustications. In ZONE APTE # APTE NAME ADDITIONAL VALUE MAINTENANCE QUANTITY Zone 1, these patterned All APTE 78 MSE Wall The proposed MSE wall pattern significantly exceeds baseline FDOT regular maintenance to typical MSE walls. 55,350 SF leaf and zebra panels Zones Pattern requirements by enhancing the pedestrian experience by around the edges and HERITAGE TRAIL - ZONE 1 ENHANCEMENTS TRAIL HERITAGE adding an aesthetic component to an otherwise unrelieved a 3” recessed space in SR 836 / I-95 I-395 surface treatment of the highway superstructure walls. the middle for graphic All APTE 80 Murals on Piers The proposed murals on piers significantly exceed baseline Low maintenance murals with anti-graffiti coating will 16 locations patterns in ceramic tile. Zones requirements by enhancing the pedestrian experience by allow for pressure cleaning. adding art and color to various superstructure piers and adding Support letters from Miami Parking Authority, SEOPW an additional source to depict the historic component of the CRA, Dade Heritage Trust and Black Archives History heritage trail. and Reasearch Foundation of SFL(see APTE package) All APTE 99 Legacy Wall The proposed legacy wall panels significantly exceed baseline Low maintenance ceramic murals with anti-graffiti coating 5 locations Zones Panels requirements by enhancing the pedestrian experience visually allows for pressure cleaning. 3,650 SF OVERTOWN HERITAGE but also providing an additional source of cultural heritage in Support letters from Miami Parking Authority, SEOPW Zones A and 1. CRA, Dade Heritage Trust and Black Archives History and Reasearch Foundation of SFL(see APTE package)
SHEET Vol2-02 I - 395 RECONSTRUCTION PROJECT - AESTHETICS MANUAL FINANCIAL PROJECT NUMBER:251688-1-32-01
LEGEND HERITAGE TRAIL AESTHETICS PROJECT TECHNICAL ENHANCEMENTS (APTE) ABOVE BASELINE I-395 Hwy Above
Piers 2A RFP CONCEPT AW-DMG TEAM CONCEPT ENHANCED PAVEMENT PARKING AREA RELOCATION AND IMPROVEMENT TRAFFIC CALMING MEASURES SCULPTURES AND PUBLIC ART 2B NW MIAMI CT N MIAMI AVE NE MIAMI CT Structural Fill View 2.5 View 2.4 View 2.7 View 2.5 TS HT31 EN TS HT31 WN Standard Sidewalks 27 28 31 33 RAMP ACCESS WB RFP CONCEPT PLAN RAMP FILL Native Shrubs Stamped and integral Off-street parking area Traffic calming measures Low maintenance URBAN DESIGN, LANDSCAPE, & STREETSCAPE RAMP FILL Native Grasses color concrete treatments improvements are along NW 1st Ave, N Miami sculptures, public art BASELINE ELEMENTS ZONE APTE # APTE NAME ADDITIONAL VALUE MAINTENANCE QUANTITY FDOT by Provided Trees are proposed along the proposed by relocating Ave and NE 1st Ave are beneath the superstructure Zone 2 APTE 27 Enhanced The proposed enhanced pavement significantly exceeds The proposed product examples produce hard, long- 18,1700 SF RAMP ACCESS WB Earmarked for Heritage Trail and in plaza 200 parking spaces proposed to provide safer are proposed to celebrate Pavement baseline requirements by adding more colors and textures wearing, abrasion-resistant surfaces requiring a very low Future Use MAIN LINE FILL areas. The patterns and described in the Baseline pedestrian crossings of the history and heritage representing Latin American and Caribbean heritage to Zone 2. level of long-term maintenance similar to what is required for concrete pavement without integral color treatment. colors in Zone 2 will Landscape Requirements local streets and continuity of the Latin and Support letters from Miami Parking Authority and reflect Latin American to be moved to the south along the Heritage Trail. Caribbean Heritage. OMNI CRA (see APTE package) RAMP FILL and Caribbean heritage. and west of their original (Gross amount Zone 2 APTE 28 Parking Area The proposed parking area relocation significantly exceeds N/A 200 Parking location, between NE 1st for purchase and Relocation and baseline requirements by freeing up space that can be used Spaces Ave and N Miami Avenue. installation: $15,000) Improvement for community activities and using design elements for parking RAMP EXIT Integrated vegetation in the that help with storm water management. parking design will be used
NE 1ST AVE NE Focus area Focus area Zone 2 APTE 31 Traffic Calming The proposed traffic calming measures significantly exceed Patch and replace as needed. 20 Planters Open Space Open Space to improve surface water Measures and baseline requirements by creating a continuous heritage trail Support letters from Miami Parking Authority and Shared Streets and providing safer pedestrian crossings on local streets. management. Parking OMNI CRA (see APTE package) will be connected via an Zone 2 APTE 33 Sculptures and The proposed sculptures and public art significantly exceed All proposed sculptures and public art pieces shall be 2 Sculptures 2A 1.84 AC 5.04 AC improved streetscape Public Art baseline requirements by enhancing and personalizing the low-maintenance. spaces throughout the heritage trail and thereby promoting a system planned for the Support letters from Miami Parking Authority, OMNI whole Heritage Trail. positive pedestrian experience in Zone 2. RAILWAY F.E.C. AVE MIAMI N 2B CRA and Dade Heritage Trust (see APTE package) North Ground Cover TM Zone 2 APTE 34 Enhanced The proposed enhanced landscaping significantly exceeds Monthly maintenance will be required during the Figure 5-1 Zone 2 Urban Design Plan OLYMPIA BIKE RACK Landscape baseline requirements by enhancing the overall pedestrian establishment period and quarterly maintenance will be 5,446 SF experience and connectivity of the heritage trail. required thereafter to replace any damaged material, Small Shrubs PRODUCT DATA address weeds, apply mulch, trim any shrubs and tree 69,630 SF Large Shrubs 33 The Olympia Bike Rack’s smooth, fluid curves combined with the strength that comes with solid corrosion-resistant cast aluminum construction branches to promote healthy growth and check irrigation 7,961 SF T.Y. LIN INTERNATIONAL 2.1 FEBRUARY 8, 2016 | 30 is working properly. make this rack a perfect choice for parks, corporate campuses and more. Its stand-alone, space-saving design allows for an unlimited number of Sod 84 configuration options for ultimate design flexibility. Support letters from Miami Parking Authority and 28,374 SF OMNI CRA (see APTE package) Gravel 78 28 MATERIAL & FINISHES INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE 12,497 SF 78 High Turf 34 89 MATERIAL FINISHES GUIDELINES & SECURITY INSTALLATION MAINTENANCE 13,244 SF Low Turf 2 89 89 • Body is made of • See the Forms+Surfaces Powdercoat Chart for details. • Meets Association of Pedestrian • Olympia Bike Racks must • Metal surfaces 34,661 SF 89 89 corrosion-resistant Custom RAL colors are available for an upcharge. and Bicycle Professionals (APBP) be surface mounted can be cleaned Canopy Tree 1 27 34 cast aluminum • Due to the inherent nature of metal castings, gloss guidelines. with embedded anchors. as needed using 54 with a powdercoat powdercoats are not offered for cast components. • A locking point detail and mounting Stainless steel anchors a soft cloth or Canopy Tree 2 78 finish. configurations that meet APBP and tamper-resistant brush with warm 45 guidelines can be found on page 2 of stainless steel screws are water and a mild Canopy Tree 3 78 ENHANCED LANDSCAPE BOLLARDS TRASH AND RECYCLING BINS BICYCLE RACKS this document. included. detergent. Avoid 10 View 2.5 View 2.7 View 2.5 View 2.3 abrasive cleaners. Small Tree 1 67 34 34 58 61 62 139 17 Small Tree 2 33 84 81 Native and naturalized The installation of bollards Durable, low maintenance, Durable, low maintenance NOMINAL DIMENSIONS 131 99 Florida Friendly plant at select crosswalk trash and recycling bicycle racks in all zones 33 78 84 Zone 2 APTE 36 Restroom The proposed infrastructure for restroom facilities significantly N/A 100 SF 34 80 84 material will be installed. locations, along “shared receptacles along are proposed and will Facilities exceeds baseline requirements by providing infrastructure for (Pump House) 33 80 34 Raised planting beds will streets”, and surrounding the Heritage Trail are be located within FDOT Overall (infrastructure future restroom buildings. +Infrastructure 78 Height 27 be retained by planter curbs the plaza area that proposed and will be ROW. (see Vol1 P-6 Overall only) only for 74 80 Depth bathroom 61 80 61 and cast-in-place concrete allows for valet parking placed within FDOT ROW. Landscape Component 34 84 Overall 61 33 Length All APTE 58 Bollards The proposed bollards exceed baseline requirements by Bollards will require very low levels of maintenance. 211 EA 64 64 73 102 benches. Irrigation will are proposed to ensure Set for locations) Zones 58 80 2 providing safer pedestrian crossings on local streets. Stainless steel bollards will retain their original 62 33 31 58 61 2.2 be required for areas pedestrian safety and appearance with minimal cleaning. 80 effectively delineate the 34 99 80 under the structure and Support letters from Miami Parking Authority and 63 89 84 2.7 used as needed for areas limits of vehicle use areas. OMNI CRA (see APTE package) 36 2.5 2.5 80 outside the structure. OVERALL LENGTH OVERALL DEPTH OVERALL HEIGHT WEIGHT 61 80 7" (178 mm) 3" (76 mm) 35.6" (904 mm) 22.2 lbs (10.1 kg) All APTE 61 Trash and The proposed trash and recycling bins significantly exceed Containers can be cleaned once a week and emptied and 34 Trash Bins 2.3 64 80 Zones Recycling Bins baseline requirements by providing attractive, yet durable and pressure cleaned once a month. 34 Recycling 78 80 27 34 89 2 low maintenance receptacles that help improve the social Support letters from Miami Parking Authority and Bins environment by encouraging people not to litter when they visit 89 102 LOCKING POINT AND CONFIGURATION EXAMPLES OMNI CRA (see APTE package) 31 84 The Olympia Bike Rack was designed to allow for a multitude of locking point and configuration options to meet your individual needs. Please note the heritage trail. 28 33 34 80 78 78 58 that for optimal performance, Forms+Surfaces recommends a 36" center-to-center placement. See diagrams below and the separate installation All APTE 62 Bicycle Racks The proposed bicycle racks significantly exceed baseline Powdercoated aluminum, cast iron, stainless steel, steel 6 locations 61 instructions document for more details. Zones requirements by encouraging people who prefer to ride their and all other powdercoated metals can be cleaned, as 6 slots 34 61 58 bicycles to comfortably visit the trail by finding sufficient and needed, using a soft brush or cloth with warm water and 34 80 80 adequate parking for their bicycles. a mild detergent. Do not use harsh abrasives, acids 73 or chlorine-based cleaners or cleaning tools containing carbon steel, such as steel wool or wire brushes. 89 Support letters from Miami Parking Authority and 34 OMNI CRA (see APTE package) 62 1.90" 34 Bolt c.c. All APTE 63 Drinking The proposed drinking fountains significantly exceed baseline Maintenance requirements include valve adjustment, 7 EA 89 28 89 Zones Fountains requirements by providing attractive, durable, and user-friendly cartridge replacement, inspection and cleaning of 81 fountains at frequent locations that accommodate every visitor submersible pump, and regular cleaning of drains and 61 34 34 to the heritage trail. surfaces. 34 Support letters from Miami Parking Authority and A standard U-lock can be locked at this location to meet OMNI CRA (see APTE package) 89 APBP guidelines for security and functionality. 89 All APTE 64 Wayfinding The proposed wayfinding signage significantly exceeds Very low maintenance. Simple cleaning with cloth every 8 EA LOCKING POINT EXAMPLE MOUNTING / HARDWARE DETAIL Zones Signage baseline requirements by providing beautiful signs and 6 months. 89 displays that improve enjoyment and understanding of the Support letters from Miami Parking Authority and heritage trail, improving accessibility and safety for all users, 28 T 800.451.0410 | www.forms-surfaces.com OMNI CRA (see APTE package) 89 DRINKING FOUNTAINS WAYFINDING SIGNAGE CAST STONE BENCHES TALKING / VIEWING TUBES encourage visitors to experience more areas, and allow easy 2.4 2.4 89 © 2016 Forms+Surfaces® | All dimensions are nominal. Specifications and pricing subject to change without notice. For the most current version of this document, please refer to our website at www.forms-surfaces.com. navigation throughout the trail. 34 89 View 2.2 View 2.5 View 2.3 View 2.5 All APTE 67 Cast Stone The proposed cast stone benches significantly exceed Very low maintenance. 42 EA 63 64I-395 WAYFINDING SIGNAGEI-395 WAYFINDING SIGNAGE 67 73 page 1 of 2 | Rev. 10-30-16 Zones Benches baseline requirements by providing areas where visitors to the Support letters from Miami Parking Authority and Freestanding, outdoor, Adequate, unique, heritage trail Lowheritage trail maintenance cast Talking/viewing tubes trail can rest but can also foster social interaction as a form of OMNI CRA (see APTE package) inclusive design appealing to all visitors to the park. tri-level, tubular, pedestal and attractive custom stone benches with that are made of durable drinking fountains are wayfinding and signage skateboard deterrents and safe materials are All APTE 73 Talking / The proposed talking/viewing tubes significantly exceed Very low maintenance. Simple cleaning with cloth every 2 Tubes
Zones Viewing Tubes baseline requirements by providing children a place to play and 6 months. proposed for parks elements are provided to along the Heritage Trail proposed to provide a
tequesta tequesta explore their creativity on heritage trail. Support letters from Miami Parking Authority and BENEFITS / ADVANTAGES / ADDED VALUE and recreational areas. direct and inform visitors are proposed to provide a fun way for children to OMNI CRA (see APTE package) LIGHTING EY APTE LIGHTING EY toward the different tequesta comfortabletequesta space to sit. interact with one another latin latin latin latin attractions within the carribean carribean when they visit the trail. All APTE 74 Musical The proposed musical playground significantly exceeds Very low maintenance. Simple cleaning with cloth every 2 Instruments RECONNECTING carribean carribean plaza plaza Round surface mounted downlight, white LED Paver lights, white LED Multi-head Luminaire poles, white LED plaza plaza
Zones Playground baseline requirements by providing children a place to play and 6 months. (EA) trail. Sign types will be overtown overtown
explore their creativity on heritage trail. 1. ATC 4 REMOVAL OF THE PLUG AREA UNDER THE BRIDGE Linear surface mounted white LED Recessed wall step lights, white LED Double-head street lamps consistent but custom
overtown Support letters from Miami Parking Authority and overtown OMNI CRA (see APTE package) NEAR FECR OPENED UP ADDITIONAL AREA FOR LANDSCAPE COMMUNITIES treatments3 or symbols 3 Linear surface mounted color changing wall Flexible Linear tape light, white LED Pole mounted luminaires, white LED 3 3 may be used1 in each area 1 1 1
4 4 4 4 mile TREATMENTS washer mile Catenary mount white LED luminaire to celebrate the History mile mile 2. REMOVING THE PARKING AREA TO THE OUTSIDE, COMPLETING Abutment white LED wall washer X Aesthetic lighting enhancement Number and Heritage of Miami. In-grade round adjustable uplight for trees, white LED In-grade color changing LED linear Superstructure, piers & walls structural (see Vol1 P-6 Landscape TOP PLAN TOP PLAN AESTHETIC LIGHTING THE OPEN AREA BELOW I-395 X Component Set for ZONE APTE # APTE NAME ADDITIONAL VALUE MAINTENANCE QUANTITY N Deck mounted adjustable Floodlights, white LED enhancements Number N 3. INCREASED PEDESTRIAN SAFETY BY REPLACING AT-GRADE Urban design, landscape, & streetscape Color changing Floodlights dimensions and locations) X 0 25 50 100 200 In-grade round adjustable uplight for artwork, white LED View angle 0 25 50 100 200 All APTE 2 Pavement The proposed pavement lighting along heritage trail The light fixture is constructed of aluminum making it very 750 fixtures CROSSING WITH AN UNDERPASS AT RAMP D1 enhancements number Cable mounted direct view linear color X.X Zones Lighting along significantly exceeds baseline requirements by reinforcing the durable. Light bulb replacement typically occurs every Superstructure, piers & walls enhancements changing LED In-grade fountain light, color changing LED Heritage Trail directional design and providing connectivity along the heritage 50,000 hours. The maintenance costs are typically very X number ISOMETRIC ISOMETRIC trail. low. BOTTOM PLAN ELEVATIONSBOTTOM PLAN ELEVATIONS Handrail lighting, white LED SCALE: NOT SCALED SCALE: NOT SCALED X.X View angle All APTE 81 Lighting for The proposed lighting for plantings significantly exceeds LEDs and drivers can be replaced after they have 60 round Zones Plantings baseline requirements by highlighting the beautiful landscape reached the end of their life or failure. Luminaires require ingrade uplights that helps to enhance the pedestrian experience along the trail annual cleaning. at night. All APTE 84 Lighting for The proposed lighting for sculptures and public art significantly LEDs and drivers can be replaced after they have 54 round Zones Sculptures and exceeds baseline requirements by adding vertical illumination reached the end of their life or failure. Provide luminaires ingrade uplights Public Art to the pieces and art and allowing them to be appreciated at with a yearly cleaning. for URBAN DESIGN, LANDSCAPE, & STREETSCAPE AESTHETIC LIGHTING SUPERSTRUCTURE, PIERS & WALLS night. Aesthetic enhancements above base line requirements are described below: Aesthetic lighting enhancements above base line requirements are described below: Enhancements above base line requirements are described below: Zone 2 APTE 89 Pole Mounted The proposed pole mounted luminaries for parking significantly LEDs and drivers can be replaced after they have 17 EA Luminaires for exceed baseline requirements by providing additional lighting reached the end of their life or failure. Provide luminaires The Heritage Trail, pathways, and plaza areas in Zone 2 are all improved with enhanced pavement (APTE 27). Highly durable stamped, integral • In-ground Pavement Lighting along the Heritage Trail (APTE 2) is used to reinforce east-west connections between Zones 1, 2, and 3; provide ATC 4 for pier layout and ATC 12C for roadway geometry are major design moves which allow for the creation the seamless east-west connection Parking coverage in areas that need it to further improve the safety of with a yearly cleaning. 1984 MUSICAL PLAYGROUND PAVEMENT LIGHTING ALONG HERITAGE TRAIL LIGHTING FOR PLANTING LIGHTING FOR SCULTPTURES AND PUBLIC ART color concrete in three colors is used in patterns taking inspiration from Caribbean and Latin cultures. Treatments are designed to enhance visual continuity through areas with different design themes and elements; and enhance perceptions of safety and comfort among users of the of the Heritage Trail between historically divided and segregated communities. This is a truly transformative enhancement to the project and 1896 Metrorail, those visiting the trail at night. Miami 1920 View 2.7 View 2.5 View 2.4 View 2.5 incorporated as city Brickell pedestrian connectivity and overall pavement aesthetics. trail. makes several of the improvements described above possible Real Estate and Boom Downtown 74 2 81 84 All APTE LED Lighting at The proposed lighting at heritage trail crossings significantly Maintenance over the life of the fixture is generally limited 8 Locations 1870 Freedom Tower Miami 2008 Zones 102 Heritage Trail Miami’s rich Caribbean and Hispanic heritage is celebrated through sculptures and public art (APTE 84) placed along the Trail. Specific • Lighting of Planting (APTE 81) in select areas with LED fixtures mounted flush with grade is used to highlight native trees to create visual • Enhanced MSE Wall Patterns (APTE 78) are designed with a relief depth of 3” to maximize visual intrigue and deter graffiti and vandalism. William and exceeds baseline requirements by increasing the safety to signal head replacement. Maintenance costs are Mary Brickell Adrienne Musical playground In-ground lighting along Uplighting of selected Lighting of sculptures and move to Miami and Arsht GOCCIA 2.1 Crossings of pedestrians and cyclists visiting the trail at night and typically very low. installations, to be commissioned as described in the approved APTE attachment, are defined for placement in the block between N Miami 1565 Center for the depth and increase the perceived brightness in the open area under the structure. Fixtures will be located, directed, and shielded to avoid glare Patterns are intended to give more flexibility in placement to achieve organic shapes and shadows. establish trade post equipment is proposed, the Heritage Trail is landscape areas is public art displays will simultaneously enhancing the connectivity of the trail. Spanish Performing Arts Application Concealed recessed spotlights suitable for Avenue and NW 1st Street. Additional art installations are provided as ceramic tile murals on piers (APTE 80) in select locations. take control of built to help stimulate designed to reinforce the scenographic and pathway lighting proposed to define be provided, designed on paths and roadways. • Legacy wall panels (APTE 99) are located on the MSE walls on the block between N Miami Ave and NW 1st Ave. The legacy wall panels are Florida 1980 Installation Outdoor or indoor recessed spotlights To activate spaces and add a dimension of play, musical playground equipment (APTE 74) will stimulate children’s and adults’ creativity and 1950 Miami children’s and adults’ directional design of the the areas within the to complement the art Miami 2017 Mounting With outer casing WC0400 (Goccia 2.0); with outer • Lighting for public art throughout the Heritage Trail will high-light and complement each individual art piece for appreciation at night (APTE 84). attached to the MSE wall and will be designed in 5’x 5’ modules surrounded by MSE panels with custom rustications. The design includes a Riots International heritage trail and creative and musical Heritage Trail and improve casing WC0401 (Goccia 2.1) walkway and beyond to so it can be appreciated build a greater appreciation of Caribbean and Latin heritage, and talking/viewing tubes (APTE 73) will provide a fun way for children to interact 1929 Airport bridge Material Aluminium and sandblasted tempered glass • Pole mounted luminaries will illuminate the parking lots moved out from underneath the structure (APTE 89) providing vertical and horizontal timeline of the hisoty of Miami and a 3” recessed space in the middle for graphic patterns in ceramic tile. Real Estate sides. This can create pedestrian connectivity. highlight the native trees after dark. The illuminated 1821 1999 Finishes available Sandblasted glass when visiting the trail. MIAMI United Boom Sears Tower American States inspiring music and lead N° and type of LED 1 power LED and shrubs and create objects will add vertical illumination for motorists and pedestrians to navigate the area with a sense of safety. 1891 1910 1965 Airlines • A building for storage and fountain pump and control equipment (APTE 36) will provide an additional amenity for trail maintainers and buys Julia Tuttle Nom. power consumption 1W; 2W Florida Overtown Freedom Arena to a greater appreciation visual depth. Lighting illumination in the space Moves to Miami and Flights Power supply 350mA; 500mA – RGB only 350mA from Spain buys prime real restate SUPERSTRUCTURE, PIERS & WALLS protect sensitive equipment from damage. of the Caribbean Power supply unit Not included will be installed flush with to enhance the perceived ZONE APTE # APTE NAME ADDITIONAL VALUE MAINTENANCE QUANTITY RGB VERSION pre 1500s-1858 1870-1899 1900-1949 1950-1999 2000-2016 and Latin heritage. Connection In series; wired with a 4.92' cable grade to protect against brightness of the area. • Enhanced landscape (APTE 34) in the form of native and naturalized Florida Friendly plant material is installed in planting beds retained by Total Delivered Lumens 30 lm (3000K 350 mA) 500 vandalism. Fixtures will 1930s Optics Diffused 150° 150° D - Diffused planter curbs, cast in place concrete benches, and raised planter beds. Irrigation is provided for areas under the structure. Zone 2 planting Pan 1959 LED colour White: Warm White (2700K); Warm White (3000K); Fc max (3000K) All APTE 78 MSE Wall The proposed MSE wall pattern significantly exceeds baseline FDOT regular maintenance to typical MSE walls. 55,350 SF American 120° 120° be located, directed, and 1835-1858 Airways White (4000K); Cool White (5000K); Blue; RGB Zones Pattern requirements by enhancing the pedestrian experience by includes canopy trees, small trees, triple palms, large shrubs, small shrubs, and ground cover. Zone 2 also includes 12,615 sf of gravel cover, Seminole Wars MASS 2016 H (ft) Ø (ft) 1W 2W 1896 and Eastern EXODUS IP 67 100 shielded to avoid glare adding an aesthetic component to an otherwise unrelieved FLORIDA Airlines 1970 Frost 90° 90° 3.28 3.15 1 1 32,655 sf of short synthetic turf, and 11,245 sf of long synthetic turf in areas where informal play is planned. establish I-395 Built 2002 Museum of 6.56 6.30 .3 .3 on paths and roadways. EAST COAST headquarters in Art Basel Science surface treatment of the highway superstructure walls. 60° 60° 9.84 12.5 .1 .2 RAILWAY Miami begins in Miami Beach relocates to 2W - 500mA 1.77" Pedestrian access and safety is enhanced through traffic calming measures (APTE 31) along N Miami Avenue and NE 1st Avenue. These 1910 Museum Park in 13.1 15.7 .1 .1 2000 BCE cd/klm 30° 30° All APTE 80 Murals on Piers The proposed murals on piers significantly exceed baseline Low maintenance murals with anti-graffiti coating will 16 locations Flagler Downtown Miami max 444 0° ---- C0 - C180 16.4 19.0 0 .1 Tequesta GA2112 _ _ A V Glass Zones requirements by enhancing the pedestrian experience by allow for pressure cleaning. improvements provide continuity along the Heritage Trail and safer pedestrian crossings through the use of raised crosswalks. Enhancements Street adding art and color to various superstructure piers and adding Support letters from Miami Parking Authority, OMNI will result in highly visible pedestrian crossing locations and slower vehicular travel speeds. Further improving safety at road crossings along the 1985 LED COLOR OPTIC an additional source to depict the historic component of the Drugs 1.77" CRA and Dade Heritage Trust (see APTE package) 2013 0 - Cool White 5000K D - Diffused heritage trail. Heritage Trail are LED enhanced pedestrian crossings (APTE 102) to signal the presence of pedestrians to drivers and bollards (APTE 58) Brought from Latin Pérez Art America, brings Museum 1 - Blue much crime to relocates to Museum to demarcate pedestrian and vehicular realms. Miami 5 - Warm White 3000K All APTE 99 Legacy Wall The proposed legacy wall panels significantly exceed baseline Low maintenance ceramic murals with anti-graphitti 5 locations Park in Downtown
9 - Natural White 4000K 0.28" Zones Panels requirements by enhancing the pedestrian experience visually coating allows for pressure cleaning. 3,650 SF • Off street parking areas are relocated and improved (APTE 28). The 200 parking spaces described in the Baseline Landscape Requirements Miami F - Warm White 2700K 1.14" but also providing an additional source of cultural heritage in Support letters from Miami Parking Authority, OMNI are proposed to be moved to the south and west of the original locations and improved with permeable pavement to improve surface water RGB Zone 2. CRA and Dade Heritage Trust (see APTE package) management. Parking is connected via an improved streetscape and pathway system along the Heritage Trail. 3W - 350mA Supporting activity along the Heritage Trail in Zone 2 are the following streetscape furnishings: trash and recycling bins (APTE 61), bicycle MIAMI HISTORICAL TIMELINE GA2131 _ _ A V Glass racks (APTE 62), drinking fountains (APTE 63), wayfinding signage (APTE 64), and cast stone benches (APTE 67). As indicated in the RAILWAY + LATIN LED COLOR OPTIC approved APTE attachment these furnishings are located to support planned activity and selected based on their quality, durability, minimal 6 - RGB D - Diffused maintenance requirements. WC0401 1.97" 1.97" 1.14" 2.40"
POLE MOUNTED LUMINAIRES FOR PARKING LED LIGHTING4.13" 4.13"AT HERITAGE TRAIL CROSSINGS MURALS ON PIERS LEGACY WALL PANELS View 2.4 View 2.7 View 2.5 View 2.2 89 102 80 99 of I-95 to MacArthur Causeway Bridge West Pole mounted luminaires Pedestrian-activated LED Ceramic tile murals Legacy walls ceramic are proposed to light lighting at crosswalks Rated IP67 on piers beneath the panels will be located on from
parking lot areas to meet along the Heritage Trail superstructure are MSE walls showcasing the requirement in places is designed to improve proposed to showcase timeline of the history of where the secondary pedestrian and bicyclist Latin American and Miami. The legacy wall area lighting mounted safety and connectivity at [email protected] Caribbean heritage panels will be attached underneath the crossings of local streets www.designplan.com throughout Zone 2. (Gross to MSE walls and be superstructure along the Heritage Trail. amount for the purchase designed in 5’x 5’ modules will not provide 79 Trenton Ave Tel: 908-996-7710 and installation: $50,000) surrounded by MSE panels adequate coverage. © Copyright 2013 Designplan Lighting Inc. Frenchtown, NJ 08825 Fax: 908-996-7042 with custom rustications. The luminaires will provide general illumination with white LEDs. HERITAGE TRAIL - ZONE 2 ENHANCEMENTS TRAIL HERITAGE SR 836 / I-95 I-395 RAILWAY HERITAGE LATIN/CARIBBEAN HERITAGE
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I - 395 RECONSTRUCTION PROJECT - AESTHETICS MANUAL FINANCIAL PROJECT NUMBER:251688-1-32-01 HERITAGE TRAIL AESTHETICS PROJECT TECHNICAL ENHANCEMENTS (APTE) ABOVE BASELINE MULTIPURPOSE SPACE INTERACTIVE WATER FEATURE TRAFFIC CALMING MEASURES ENHANCED PAVEMENT
3A View 3.6 View 3.3 View 2.7 View 3.1 SITE PLAN FIXTURE PROFILE NE 13TH ST SCALE: 1:2000 SCALE: 1-1/2” = 1’00” 3B 37 40 41 42 RFP CONCEPT PLAN Multipurpose gathering An interactive water Traffic calming measures Stamped and integral URBAN DESIGN, LANDSCAPE, & STREETSCAPE Surface Parking space that can be feature or “splash pad” along NW 1st Ave, N Miami color concrete treatments ZONE APTE # APTE NAME ADDITIONAL VALUE MAINTENANCE QUANTITY Parcel 171 converted into valet in Zone 3 is proposed. Ave and NE 1st Ave are are proposed along the Zone 3 APTE 37 Multipurpose The proposed multipurpose space significantly exceeds N/A 40,000SF Muti-Level Parking Structure parking when necessary The feature is designed to proposed to provide safer Heritage Trail and in plaza Space baseline requirements by enhancing the pedestrian experience Support letters from Miami Parking Authority and AVE 2ND NE The design of the lot mark the origins of the City pedestrian crossings of areas. The patterns and in Zone 3 with an enjoyable space with shade and seating and OMNI CRA (see APTE package) will be integrated into of Miami. The Tequestas local streets and continuity colors in Zone 3 will providing additional parking when needed. MEET ME the landscape design are represented through along the Heritage Trail. reflect Latin American Zone 3 APTE 40 Interactive The proposed interactive water feature significantly exceeds The proposed water feature will have a recirculating 1 EA of the entire block and the circular shape of the and Tequesta heritage. Water Feature baseline requirement enhancing and promoting positive system with no standing water requiring periodic ISOMETRIC DIAGRAM FLOOR PLAN community activities in Zone 3. maintenance including inspection and serving of pumps will use an enhanced feature and the basins SCALE: NOT SCALED SCALE: 1/8” = 1’00” and pump equipment, cleaning of drains, and pressure AT THE BRIDGE surface treatment to from where the water continue circles from the sprouts to celebrate cleaning and disinfecting the feature area. Support letters from Miami Parking Authority and Arsht Plaza and making local heritage and OMNI CRA (see APTE package) reference to the Tequestas. reinforce family-oriented Zone 3 APTE 41 Traffic Calming The proposed traffic calming measures significantly exceed Patch and replace as needed. 4620 SF community activities. (see MetromoverMetrom Measures baseline requirements by creating a continuous heritage trail Support letters from Miami Parking Authority and 12 Planters BISCAYNE BLVD Vol 1 P-6 Landscape and providing safer pedestrian crossings on local streets. OMNI CRA (see APTE package) AVE 1ST NE Component Set for Zone 3 APTE 42 Enhanced The proposed enhanced pavement significantly exceeds The proposed product examples from E produce hard, 295,637 SF 3A dimensions and layout) ECARRET HT11 EN 3.9 Pavement baseline requirements by adding more colors and textures long-wearing, abrasion-resistant surfaces requiring a 3B representing Tequesta heritage to Zone 3. very low level of long-term maintenance similar to what 3.9 is required for concrete pavement without integral color treatment. Parking Structure by Others Surface Parking Pathways Preserved Burle Marx Sidewalk Native Shrubs/Plants Crushed Granite Path Intersections North Support letters from Miami Parking Authority and Parcels Owned by Others I-395 Hwy Above Piers Expanded Sidewalk Native Grasses Well Pump House Wishbone Pier Locations OMNI CRA (see APTE package) 92 92 92 Zone 3 APTE 43 Cast Stone The proposed cast stone spheres significantly exceed baseline Very low maintenance. 7 Items 61 LEGEND BASELINE ELEMENTS Spheres requirements by enhancing the pedestrian experience in Zone Support letters from Miami Parking Authority and 61 Figure 6-3 Zone 3 Urbanbl Design Plan 3 and providing a unique and attractive design element. OMNI CRA (see APTE package) T.Y. LIN INTERNATIONAL FEBRUARY78 8, 2016 | 40 92 Zone 3 APTE 45 Dog Play Area The proposed dog play area significantly exceeds baseline Maintenance includes emptying trash receptacles, re- 26,660 SF Fence: requirements by fostering social interaction and enhancing and supplying disposable plastic pick up bags, replacing and 3.4 92 promoting positive community activities in Zone 3. fixing broken, bent, or weathered signs displaying rules, 1,051 LF 49 37 52 77 92 92 filling holes dug by dogs, irrigation and maintenance of 64 92 vegetation, fixing and/or repairing the fence and safety 77 84 gates, cleaning benches or other seating fixtures. 99 61 Support letters from Miami Parking Authority and 92 3.5 CAST STONE SPHERES DOG PLAY AREA ENHANCED LANDSCAPE SCULPTURES AND PUBLIC ART OMNI CRA (see APTE package) 59 3.5 View 3.7 View 3.1 View 3.8 View 3.10 FUTURE PAR ING BY OTHERS 62 FUTURE PAR ING BY OTHERS Zone 3 APTE 49 Enhanced The proposed enhanced landscaping significantly exceeds Monthly maintenance will be required during the Ground Cover 61 58 92 92 43 45 49 52 Landscape baseline requirements by enhancing the overall pedestrian establishment period and quarterly maintenance will be 42,181 SF 61 92 92 experience and connectivity of the heritage trail. required thereafter to replace any damaged material, Small Shrubs 3.6 52 Permanent cast stone A fenced dog play area is Native and naturalized Low maintenance 107,311 SF 77 address weeds, apply mulch, trim any shrubs and tree 49 spheres (no lighting) proposed to attract activity Florida Friendly plant sculptures, public art Large Shrubs 77 3.10 branches to promote healthy growth and check irrigation 3,884 SF 84 along the Heritage Trail are to the space and serve as material will be installed. outdoor display areas, and is working properly. Sod 3.10 42 99 proposed as informal play an valuable amenity to Raised planting beds will an entry archway beneath 19,299 SF Support letters from Miami Parking Authority and 3.7 features and furnishings. community residents. The be retained by planter curbs the superstructure are Gravel 2 OMNI CRA (see APTE package) 11,731 SF 61 52 78 dog play area will allow and cast-in-place concrete proposed to celebrate Canopy Tree 1 84 owners to let their dogs benches. Irrigation will the history and heritage of 93 49 43 93 off leash in a fenced area be required for areas the Overtown community. Canopy Tree 2 61 40 53 with grass surface and under the structure and (Gross amount Canopy Tree 3 53 94 97 decomposed granite paths. used as needed for areas for purchase and 9 49 94 84 Small Tree 1 53 outside the structure. installation: $95,000) 182 52 61 Small Tree 2 41 58 2 162 58 67 97 Zone 3 APTE 52 Sculptures and The proposed sculptures and public art significantly exceed All proposed sculptures and public art pieces shall be 1 sculpture 42 63 49 Public Art baseline requirements by enhancing and personalizing the low-maintenance. Mural: 3.3 102 81 spaces throughout the heritage trail and thereby promoting a 9000 SF 2 Support letters from Miami Parking Authority, Office 56 105 positive pedestrian experience in Zone 3. of Miami Dade County Mayor, OMNI CRA and Dade 42 64 102 94 Heritage Trust (see APTE package) 53 61 67 81 Zone 3 APTE 53 Concrete The proposed concrete benches significantly exceed baseline As a cast-in-place concrete feature, maintenance should 6,644 SF 64 62 Benches requirements by enhancing the pedestrian experience in Zone be minimal. 61 67 81 3. Support letters from Miami Parking Authority and 67 OMNI CRA (see APTE package) 62 81 3.3 67 49 67 81 Zone 3 APTE 56 Restroom The proposed infrastructure for restroom facilities significantly N/A 100 SF 105 92 I-395 PARKING PLANTERS (Pump House) 67 105 3.8 Facilities exceeds baseline requirements by providing infrastructure for 63 81 (infrastructure future restroom buildings. +Infrastructure only 53 67 94 for bathroom 52 45 67 61 67 84 81 only) 67 49 49 61 92 All APTE 58 Bollards The proposed bollards exceed baseline requirements by Bollards will require very low levels of maintenance. 211 EA 61 92 61 45 I-395 PLANTER EXTRUSION 3.1 SECTION 01 Zones providing safer pedestrian crossings on local streets and Stainless steel bollards will retain their original 81 ensuring peoples safety by creating a buffer from areas with appearance with minimal cleaning. 105 49 67 61 67 61 67 105 105 vehicular use. Support letters from Miami Parking Authority and 3.2 TBD OMNI CRA (see APTE package) ASPHALT PAVEMENT COMPACTED SOIL SUBGRADE
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CONCRETE CURB DIMENSIONS, STRUCTURE Zone 3 APTE 59 Seating in The proposed seating in the multi-purpose space exceed Low maintenance features requiring anual pressure 3 Planters AND FOUNDATION TO BE CONCRETE BENCHES BOLLARDS SEATING IN MULTI-PURPOSE SPACE TRASH DETERMINED.AND RECYCLING BINS Multi-Purpose baseline requirements by enhancing pedestrian experience in washing and expoxy sealing of cracks if formed. (18ftx18ft) SECTION View 3.2 SCALE: 1/2” = 1’00” View 3.4 View 3.6 View 3.4 Space Zone 3 with an enjoyable space with shade and seating. 9 Planters SITE PLAN PLANS PROFILE SECTION Support letters from Miami Parking Authority and (18ftx36ft) 53 58 59 SCALE: 1/128” = 1’00” SCALE: 1/8” = 1’00” 61 SCALE: 1/4” = 1’00” OMNI CRA (see APTE package) Concrete cast-in-place The installation of bollards Cast-in-place concrete Durable, low maintenance, All APTE 61 Trash and The proposed trash and recycling bins significantly exceed Containers can be cleaned once a week and emptied and 34 Trash Bins benches are proposed at select crosswalk benches and planters are trash and recycling Zones Recycling Bins baseline requirements by providing attractive, yet durable and pressure cleaned once a month. 34 Recycling Bins to provide a comfortable locations, along “shared proposed for the multi- receptacles along low maintenance receptacles that help improve the social Support letters from Miami Parking Authority and space to sit along the streets”, and surrounding puropse space to provide SECTIONS the Heritage Trail are environment by encouraging people not to litter when they visit OMNI CRA (see APTE package) SCALE: 1/8” = 1’00” the heritage trail. BENEFITS / ADVANTAGES / ADDED VALUE Heritage Trail. (see the plaza area that a comfortable space to sit proposed and will be CONNECTING Vol 1 P-6 Landscape allows for valet parking along the Heritage Trail. placed within FDOT All APTE 62 Bicycle Racks The proposed bicycle racks significantly exceed baseline Powdercoated aluminum, cast iron, stainless steel, steel 6 locations LIGHTING EY APTE LIGHTING EY Zones 6 slots Component Set for are proposed to ensure (see Vol 1 P-6 Landscape ROW. (see Vol 1 P-6 requirements by encouraging people who prefer to ride their and all other powdercoated metals can be cleaned, as 1. SIGNATURE BRIDGE ENHANCEMENT LIGHTING (ARCH, Round surface mounted downlight, white LED Paver lights, white LED Multi-head Luminaire poles, white LED ISOMETRIC DIAGRAM FLOOR PLAN ISOMETRIC DIAGRAM SECTIONS bicycles to comfortably visit the trail by finding sufficient and needed, using a soft brush or cloth with warm water and dimensions and layout) SCALE: NOT SCALED SCALE: 3/32” = 1’00” pedestrian safety and Component Set for shape, Landscape Component MUSEUMS TO SCALE: NOT SCALED SCALE: 1/8” = 1’00” adequate parking for their bicycles. a mild detergent. Do not use harsh abrasives, acids SUPERSTRUCTURE AND CABLES) FOR SPECTACULAR NIGHT TIME Linear surface mounted white LED Recessed wall step lights, white LED Double-head street lamps effectively delineate the dimensions and quantity) Set for specific locations) or chlorine-based cleaners or cleaning tools containing limits of vehicle use areas. carbon steel, such as steel wool or wire brushes. LIGHTING VIEWS HERITAGE TRAIL Linear surface mounted color changing wall Flexible Linear tape light, white LED Pole mounted luminaires, white LED Support letters from Miami Parking Authority and 2. LANDSCAPE FEATURES SUCH AS THE DOG PARK SERVE TO washer OMNI CRA (see APTE package) Catenary mount white LED luminaire ATTRACT LOCAL RESIDENTS AND VISITORS TO THE UNDER BRIDGE Abutment white LED wall washer X Aesthetic lighting enhancement Number All APTE 63 Drinking The proposed drinking fountains significantly exceed baseline Maintenance requirements include valve adjustment, 7 EA Pedestrian connection In-grade round adjustable uplight for trees, white LED Zones Fountains requirements by providing attractive, durable, and user-friendly cartridge replacement, inspection and cleaning of In-grade color changing LED linear Superstructure, piers & walls structural AREAS AS A DESTINATION X fountains at frequent locations that accommodate every visitor submersible pump, and regular cleaning of drains and Urban design, landscape, & streetscape Deck mounted adjustable Floodlights, white LED enhancements Number N to the heritage trail. surfaces. 3. INTERACTIVE WATER FEATURE WITHIN PERFORMANCE ART N Color changing Floodlights X enhancements number 0 25 50 100 200 In-grade round adjustable uplight for artwork, white LED View angle 0 25 50 100 200 Support letters from Miami Parking Authority and CENTER PLAZA Cable mounted direct view linear color X.X OMNI CRA (see APTE package) Superstructure, piers & walls enhancements X changing LED In-grade fountain light, color changing LED All APTE 64 Wayfinding The proposed wayfinding signage significantly exceeds Very low maintenance. Simple cleaning with cloth every 8 EA 4. INCREASED PEDESTRIAN SAFETY BY REPLACING AT-GRADE number Zones Signage baseline requirements by providing beautiful signs and 6 months. CROSSING WITH AN UNDERPASS AT RAMP D1 Handrail lighting, white LED displays that improve enjoyment and understanding of the Support letters from Miami Parking Authority and X.X View angle heritage trail, improve accessibility and safety for all users, OMNI CRA (see APTE package) encourage visitors to experience more areas, and allow easy navigation throughout the trail. All APTE 67 Cast Stone The proposed cast stone benches significantly exceed Very low maintenance. 42 EA Zones Benches baseline requirements by providing areas where visitors to the Support letters from Miami Parking Authority and trail can rest but can also foster social interaction as a form of OMNI CRA (see APTE package) inclusive design appealing to all visitors to the park. URBAN DESIGN, LANDSCAPE, & STREETSCAPE AESTHETIC LIGHTING SUPERSTRUCTURE, PIERS & WALLS Aesthetic enhancements above base line requirements are described below: Aesthetic lighting enhancements above base line requirements are described below: Enhancements above base line requirements are described below:
Project enhancements on the block south AAPAC are organized around the interactive water feature (APTE 40) designed to mark the origins • In-ground pavement lighting along the Heritage Trail (APTE 2) reinforces east-west connections between Zones 1, 2, and 3; provides visual ATC 4 for pier layout and ATC 12C for roadway geometry are major design moves which allow for the creation the seamless east-west AESTHETIC LIGHTING of the City of Miami. The Tequestas are represented through the circular shape of the feature and the basins from where the water sprouts to continuity through areas with different design themes and elements; and enhances perceptions of safety and comfort among users. DRINKING FOUNTAINS CAST STONE BENCHES PAVEMENT LIGHTING ALONG HERITAGE TRAIL LIGHTING FOR PLANTING ZONE APTE # APTE NAME ADDITIONAL VALUE MAINTENANCE QUANTITY connection of the Heritage Trail between historically divided and segregated communities. This is a truly transformative enhancement to the 1896 View 3.1 View 3.8 View 3.4 View 3.8 celebrate local heritage and reinforce family-oriented community activities. Miami 1920 • LED Lighting for the interactive water feature (APTE 93) with controls tied into the water feature programming is used to create excitement incorporated as city project and makes several of the improvements described above possible. Real Estate 63 67 2 81 All APTE 2 Pavement The proposed pavement lighting along heritage trail The light fixture is constructed of aluminum making it very 750 fixtures To the north of the fountain is the multipurpose space (APTE 37) designed to do double duty as a parking area. The design of the lot will be Boom 1984 1870 Freedom Tower Zones Lighting along significantly exceeds baseline requirements by reinforcing the durable. Light bulb replacement typically occurs every when the feature is in use at night. Metrorail, integrated into the landscape design of the entire block and will use an enhanced surface treatment to continue circles from the AAPAC Plaza • Enhanced MSE wall panels (APTE 78) are used on the walls east of Biscayne Boulevard to match enhanced treatments in Zone 3. The William and Freestanding, outdoor, Low maintenance cast In-ground lighting along Uplighting of selected Heritage Trail Mary Brickell Brickell GOCCIA 2.1 directional design and providing connectivity along the heritage 50,000 hours. The maintenance costs are typically very and making reference to the Tequestas. The space also includes and custom cast-in-place benches (APTE 59) surrounding planting beds and Color changing LED lighting on the signature bridge base’s vertical surfaces (APTE 97) connects pedestrians passing under the bridge at night enhanced panels have a relief depth of 3” to maximize visual intrigue and deter graffiti and vandalism. Patterns are intended to give more 1565 move to Miami and tri-level, tubular, pedestal stone benches with the Heritage Trail is a landscape areas is trail. low. establish trade post Downtown Application Concealed recessed spotlights suitable for Spanish Miami drinking fountains are skateboard deterrents proposed, designed to proposed to define bollards (APTE 58) to mark the limits of temporary vehicle use areas. with the lighting changing color across the signature bridge above them. take control of scenographic and pathway lighting flexibility in placement to achieve organic shapes and shadows. Florida 1980 proposed for parks along the Heritage Trail reinforce the directionalInstallation Outdoor or indoor recessed spotlights the areas within the Zone 3 APTE 77 New Street The proposed new street lighting significantly exceeds baseline LEDs and drivers can be replaced after they have 4 Fixtures (EA) 1950 The plaza space south of the proposed parking garage (to be constructed by others) includes several enhancements to attract activity, including • Lighting of landscape areas (APTE 81) in select areas with LED fixtures mounted flush with grade is used to highlight native trees to create visual • Legacy wall panels (APTE 99) are located on MSE walls east of Biscayne Boulevard to mark the eastern end of the Heritage Trail. The Miami 2008 Mounting With outer casing WC0400 (Goccia 2.0); with outer Lighting requirements by improving the street lighting in Zone 3 and reached the end of their life or failure. Provide luminaires Miami Riots Adrienne and recreational areas. are proposed to provide a design of the Heritage casing WC0401 (Goccia 2.1) walkway and beyond to International integrating the lighting elements from the Performing Arts with a yearly cleaning. permanent cast stone spheres (APTE 43) for use as informal play features and furnishings and concrete cast-in-place benches (APTE 53) Arsht Material Aluminium and sandblasted tempered glass depth and increase the perceived brightness in areas under the structure. Fixtures are located, directed, and shielded to avoid glare on paths and panels are attached to flat MSE panels and be designed in 5’x 5’ modules. 1929 Airport Center for the 2017 comfortable space to sit. Trail and improve highlight the native trees Center. Real Estate Performing Arts Finishes available Sandblasted glass offering a comfortable spaces to sit. 1821 1999 built HERITAGE roadways. MIAMI United Boom pedestrian connectivity.N° and type of LED 1 power LED and shrubs and create Sears Tower American All APTE 81 Lighting for States TRAIL AND The proposed lighting for plantings significantly exceeds LEDs and drivers can be replaced after they have 60 round Large, fenced dog play area (APTE 45) are located south of the Heritage Trail to attract activity to the space and serve as a valuable amenity to 1891 1910 1965 Airlines Nom. power consumption 1W; 2W buys Julia Tuttle BRIDGE visual depth. Lighting Zones Plantings baseline requirements by highlighting the beautiful landscape reached the end of their life or failure. Luminaires require ingrade uplights • Lighting for public art throughout the Heritage Trail will highlight and complement each individual art piece for appreciation at night (APTE 84). Florida Overtown Freedom Arena Power supply 350mA; 500mA – RGB only 350mA community residents. The dog play area will allow owners to let their dogs off leash in a fenced area with grass surface and decomposed granite Moves to Miami and Flights from Spain buys prime real restate Not included will be installed flush with that helps to enhance the pedestrian experience along the trail annual cleaning. Power supply unit RGB VERSION at night. paths. The plaza north of the signature bridge will be lit with multi-headed poles (APTE 92) to provide pleasant illumination for pedestrians strolling Connection In series; wired with a 4.92' cable grade to protect against pre 1500s-1858 1870-1899 1900-1949 1950-1999 2000-2016 Total Delivered Lumens 30 lm (3000K 350 mA) through the plaza and appropriate illumination for the area when used as valet parking. 2002 All APTE 84 Lighting for The proposed lighting for sculptures and public art significantly LEDs and drivers can be replaced after they have 54 round The Heritage Trail, pathways, and plaza areas are all improved with enhanced pavement treatments (APTE 42). Highly durable, stamped, integral Optics Diffused 500 vandalism. Fixtures will 1930s Art Basel 150° 150° D - Diffused Zones Sculptures and exceeds baseline requirements by adding vertical illumination reached the end of their life or failure. Provide luminaires ingrade uplights Pan begins in Miami Beach LED colour White: Warm White (2700K); Warm White (3000K); Fc max (3000K) be located, directed, and color concrete in three colors is used in patterns taking inspiration from Caribbean and Latin cultures. Treatments are designed to enhance pedestrian The underside of the concrete benches shall be outlined with continuous white LED lighting. This will serve to highlight the form of the benches, 1959 White (4000K); Cool White (5000K); Blue; RGB 120° 120° American H (ft) Ø (ft) 1W 2W Public Art to the pieces and art and allowing them to be appreciated at with a yearly cleaning. for 1835-1858 Airways Mass exodus Seminole Wars IP 67 100 shielded to avoid glare connectivity and overall pavement aesthetics. and Eastern 2016 90° 90° 3.28 3.15 1 1 night. and increase the feeling of comfort and safety for pedestrians (APTE 94). Frost Airlines 1970 6.56 6.30 .3 .3 on paths and roadways. establish I-395 Built Museum of Miami’s rich Caribbean and Hispanic heritage is celebrated and expressed through sculptures and public art (APTE 52) placed along the Heritage 9.84 12.5 .1 .2 Replace the existing street lighting within this zone with a pole and luminaire (APTE 77) matching those found around the adjacent performing arts headquarters in Science 2W - 500mA 1.77" 60° 60° Zone 3 APTE 92 Lighting for The proposed lighting for the multipurpose space significantly LEDs and drivers can be replaced after they have reached 11 three headed Miami relocates to 13.1 15.7 .1 .1 Trail. Specific installations, to be commissioned as described in the approved APTE attachment, are defined for placement in the block between N 1910 cd/klm 30° 30° Multipurpose exceeds baseline requirements by adequately lighting this the end of their life or failure. Luminaires require annual poles and 5 two Museum Park in max 444 0° ---- C0 - C180 16.4 19.0 0 .1 center will serve to tie the two areas together and provide a consistent vocabulary between destinations. Flagler Downtown Miami GA2112 _ _ A V Glass Space space in Zone 3 and allowing it to maintain its flexibility for cleaning. headed poles Miami Avenue and NW 1st Street. Additional art installations are provided as ceramic tile murals on piers (APTE 80) in select locations. Street usage and maximizing the space for parking when needed at Pedestrian access and safety is enhanced through Traffic Calming Measures (APTE 41) along NE 2nd Avenue. These improvements provide 1896 LED COLOR OPTIC Florida East Coast
night. 1.77" Railway 1985 continuity along the Heritage Trail and safer pedestrian crossings of local streets through the use of raised crossings. Enhancements will result Drugs 2013 0 - Cool White 5000K D - Diffused Zone 3 APTE 93 Lighting for The proposed lighting for the interactive water feature LEDs and drivers can be replaced after they have reached 12 ingrade Brought from Latin Pérez Art 1 - Blue in highly visible pedestrian crossing locations and slower vehicular travel speeds. Further improving safety at road crossings are LED enhanced America, brings Museum Interactive significantly exceeds baseline requirements by highlighting the end of their life or failure. The lighting controls can fountain white much crime to 5 - Warm White 3000K relocates to Museum Miami Water Feature the attractive design elements of the interactive water feature be pre-programmed for automatic control but the control LED lights pedestrian crossings (APTE 102) to signal the presence of pedestrians and bollards (APTE 58) to demarcate pedestrian and vehicular realms. Park in Downtown 9 - Natural White 4000K 0.28" Miami for an equally enjoyable pedestrian experience of this area at settings may be changed temporarily or permanantly by F - Warm White 2700K 1.14" • Enhanced low-maintenance landscaping (APTE 49) in the form of a Tropical Rockwood Hammock forest to represent the native plant communities 2000 BCE night. persons mainting the system. Luminaires require annual TEQUESTA RGB cleaning. that existed prior to development of Miami will be installed in planting beds retained by planter curbs, cast in place concrete benches, and raised planter beds. Irrigation is provided for areas under the structure. Zone 3 planting includes canopy tree, small tree, triple palm, large shrub, small 3W - 350mA Zone 3 APTE 94 Lighting for The proposed lighting for concrete benches significantly LED’s and drivers can be replaced after they have total perimeter = GA2131 _ _ A V Glass Concrete exceeds baseline requirements by adding an additional design reached the end of their life or failure. Luminaires require 1,661 LF shrub, ground cover, and sod. Benches element and helping visitors to the trail easily recognize the annual cleaning. MIAMI HISTORICAL TIMELINE Supporting activity along the Heritage Trail are the following streetscape furnishings: trash and recycling bins (APTE 61), bicycle racks (APTE LED COLOR OPTIC concrete benches and to feel safe to convene and use these LATIN + TEQUESTA + MIAMI 2050 areas at night. 62), drinking fountains (APTE 63), wayfinding signage (APTE 64), and cast stone benches (APTE 67). As indicated in the approved APTE 6 - RGB D - Diffused Zone 3 APTE 97 Lighting for The proposed lighting for sculptures and public art significantly LEDs and drivers can be replaced after they have 160 linear feet attachment these furnishings are located to support planned activity and selected based on their quality, durability, minimal maintenance requirements. WC0401 the Signature exceeds baseline requirements by highlighting the aesthetic reached the end of their life or failure. Luminaires will of color change 1.97" 1.97" Bridge Base features of the walls of the signature bridge base and thereby require annual cleaning. LED ingrade, 152 1.14" enhancing the pedestrian experience at night. linear feet of color 2.40" changing LED surface mounted MULTI-PURPOSE GATHERING SPACE LIGHTING LIGHTING FOR INTERACTIVE WATER FEATURE LIGHTING FOR4.13" 4.13"CONCRETE BENCHES LIGHTING FOR SIGNATURE BRIDGE BASE wall washer, 32 View 3.6 View 3.4 Liquid Color™ 360º, 12OVAC www.fountainpeople.com View 3.2 View 3.4 color cahnging 92 93 94 97 of I-95 to MacArthur Causeway Bridge West LED flood lights Model Number: LC3-H All APTE LED Lighting at The proposed lighting at heritage trail crossings significantly Maintenance over the life of the fixture is generally limited 8 locations Multi-head luminaire White LED LED lighting added to Aesthetic lighting of the Zones 102 Heritage Trail exceeds baseline requirements by improving the safety to signal head replacement. Maintenance costs are poles spaced throughout lighting will be tied Product Description: the concrete benches Rated IP67 signature bridge base from
Crossings of pedestrians and cyclists visiting the trail at night and typically very low. the multipurpose space into the water feature 10.6” diameter annular RGB LED underwater fixture with with protection agains is proposed to highlight simultaneously enhancing the connectivity of the trail. 3.5” center opening and 2.6” depth; cast copper housing; is proposed to provide programming to enhance tempered fritted lens; 120 volt or input voltage, 126 IP68 Rated vandalism is proposed the walls at the base of watt maximum, integral power supply; 10’ Type SEOOW Zone 3 APTE Photo- The proposed lighting for sculptures and public art significantly Low installation and maintenance costs. 7,760 SF general lighting for the area. create excitement Seoprene cord; RGB array to include power line modem to highlight the form of the signature bridge. 105 Luminescent exceeds baseline requirements by improving pedestrian safety when the feature module for DMX interface. the benches and provide [email protected] Plaza Coating at night by illuminating the walkways while also seamlessly www.designplan.com integrating the design elements of Zone 3. is in use at night. a feeling of safety and security in the area.
Detail: Specification: 79 Trenton Ave Tel: 908-996-7710
Beam Angle Options: 8°, 26°, 46°, 16° x 50° elliptical © Copyright 2013 Designplan Lighting Inc. Frenchtown, NJ 08825 Fax: 908-996-7042 Total Lumen Output: 1594 Lumens Color Range: 16.7 million additive RGB colors: continuously variable intensity Lumen Maintenance: 70% of full output for 50,000 + hours @ 50° C /122°F Input Voltage: 120VAC 50/60 Hz 10.60 SUPERSTRUCTURE, PIERS & WALLS Power Consumption: 126 Watts maximum ZONE APTE # APTE NAME ADDITIONAL VALUE MAINTENANCE QUANTITY Control Interface: DMX and ArtNet. Integral power line modem module. Ø3.50 Fountain People, Inc. controller or third-party DMX or ArtNet controller. Control System: (LC Series lights allow for up to 170 lights per DMX universe)
THREE HOLE PUNCH BOUNDARY Dimensions: 10.6” outer dia. x 3.5” inner dia. x 2.6” height (269.2 x 88.9 x 66 mm) DO NOT DRAW BEYOND THIS LINE BEYOND DRAW DO NOT All APTE 78 MSE Wall The proposed MSE wall pattern significantly exceeds baseline FDOT regular maintenance to typical MSE walls. 55,350 SF Weight: 14 lbs. with 10’ of cable (5.21 kg) Zones Pattern requirements by enhancing the pedestrian experience by Housing: Cast Copper. UNS C22000. Thermally efficient. Marine grade. Clear tempered glass with glare and UV screening. Frosted lens HERITAGE TRAIL - ZONE 3 ENHANCEMENTS TRAIL HERITAGE
Lens: SR 836 / I-95 I-395 adding an aesthetic component to an otherwise unrelieved optional Cable Fixture Single 10’ (3.05 m), 14-3 SEOOW cord with long life Seoprene sheath- surface treatment of the highway superstructure walls. Connection: ing (Standard) Safety Certifications: ETL per UL676, FCC, CE, RoHS Complient 2.61 All APTE 99 Legacy Wall The proposed legacy wall panels significantly exceed baseline Low maintenance ceramic murals with anti-graffiti coating 5 locations LED Class: Class 2 LED product Zones Panels requirements by enhancing the pedestrian experience visually allows for pressure cleaning. 3,650 SF Environment: Dry / Submerged - IP68 rated DIMSCALE 3 LTSCALE .75 LTSCALE Optional Thermal Protection: Integral Sensor Protection Mounting Bracket but also providing an additional source of cultural heritage in Support letters from Miami Parking Authority, OMNI Mounting Hardware: Optional: Niche, Freestanding, Riser, Custom Zone 3. CRA and Dade Heritage Trust (see APTE package)
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Fountain People, Inc. Details P.O. Box 807 San Marcos, TX 78666 Project LATIN/CARIBBEAN HERITAGE TEQUESTAS HERITAGE MIAMI 2050 T: 512.392.1155 F: 512.392.1154 Prepared by www.fountainpeople.com Date V1.6
SHEET Vol2-04 SUPERSTRUCTURE AND PIERS SUPERSTRUCTURE AND ZONES 1,2,3 APPROACH SPAN SUPERSTRUCTURE&PIERS ZONE A(INTERCHANGE) TYPICAL SUPERSTRUCTURE&PIERS Archer Western /de MoyaJVProposal RFP Concept BENEFITS / ADVANTAGES / ADDED VALUE BENEFITS / ADVANTAGES / ADDED VALUE INCREASEDCLEARANCEBENEATH THEBRIDGEDUETO • • UNIFORMDEPTHGIRDERSTHROUGHOUTTHEI-395 • MINIMIZEDCOLUMNLOCATIONS -ELIMINATED 9COLUMNS • THE PIER COLUMNSFOREACHBRIDGEINZONE A WEREDESIGNEDTO HAVE SIMILARWIDTHSTO THE • SUPERSTRUCTURES WITHINZONE A WERESETBACK AN AVERAGE OF200FEETWESTNW 3RD AVENUE, • PROFILE INZONE1 CONSTANT SEGMENTDEPTH AND DRAMATICALLY RAISED PIERS CONSISTENCYVISUAL AMONG ALL SEGMENT AS PREFERREDBY THE AESTHETICS MANUAL (RFP 107VSTEAM98) CORRESPONDING PIERSWITHINTHESEGMENTAL BRIDGE APPROACHES OBSCURING THEMFROMTHEDRIVER’SLINEOFSIGHT Bridge 2 Bridge 13 12’8” 18’8” 24’ 24’ Bridge 19 View 1.2EBandWBConnectorbridgespierseastofNW3rd Ave View 3.2EBandWBConnectorbridgespierseastofNW3rd Ave View 1.1EBandWBI-395bridgespierseastofNW3rd Ave Bridge 1 Bridge 03 ZONE 3 TRANSITION SPAN EB andWBI-395bridges,connectorbridges&forrampsB,C,E,FeastofNW3rd Ave EB andWBI-395bridges,connectorbridges&forrampsB,C,E,FeastofNW3rd Ave EB andWBI-395bridges,connectorbridges&forrampsB,C,E,FeastofNW3rd Ave Archer Western /deMoyaJVProposal RFP Transition SpanDesign TYPICAL BRIDGE TYPICAL BRIDGE TYPICAL BRIDGE BENEFITS / ADVANTAGES / ADDED VALUE RENDERINGS SUBMITTED AND APPROVED THROUGHSIGNATURE BRIDGESUBMITTAL • SMOOTH TRANSITIONFROMSEGMENTAL BRIDGETO SIGNATURE BRIDGE • EB andWBpiershapeeastofNW3rd Ave EB andWBpiershapeeastofNW3rd Ave TYPICAL WIDEPIERSHAPE TYPICAL MEDIUMPIERSHAPE TYPICAL NARROWPIERSHAPE EB andWBpiershapeeastofNW3rd Ave may for used be 1,2,and Zones 3. rubbed 3 In order to alleviate possible color variations between batches and pours, a Class match Signature the Bridge. listic family of nishes. For instance, color the of Approach the Structures must visible, thus lighter colors are preferred. Finally, project the should present aho- broughtbe to life by relief and shadow. isintrigue only works ifshadows are colorshould support form. the water of the bay are all cool tones the project should relate to. Secondly, the and Arsht whiteof and high-rise glass Center buildings, and turquoise the even ations. Firstly, tone the should match downtown the context. Concrete streets, ecolor, material, and nish decisions are governed by three main consider- role in presenting a quality project to the public. structures. erefore, quality the of surface the majority of the project viewed up will be close by pedestrians near or under the etight proximity inherent denseurban inthe context mean that vast the 2.6 SURFACE FINISH T.Y. LININTERNATIONAL I - b. c. b. coated steel Ashallbe inZone a. Allstructural with aHigh Performance a. Steel forms for used shallbe piers and wallsto achieve required the integ- 395 RECONSTRUCTIONPROJECT-AESTHETICSMANUAL Provide a mock-up of concrete appearances. surface All visual exposed concrete Allvisualexposed except surfaces, of riding the surface the All structural steel of east Allstructural NW3rd Avenue, including Signature the 36622 per 975to match36622 per existing. the color Ashalluse inZone surfaces FED-STD-595, table VIII,shadeNo. eral Color FS37925Insignia White or FS36424Medium Grey. Concrete Concrete 1,2,and inZones coated surfaces 3shallbe with either Fed- bridge deck, coated shall be with a Class 5 Applied Finish coating. color coupon to demonstrate color the match. System. Coating Colorto to match existing the steel elements. Provide a rity of shall be Federalshall be Standard 37925 Insignia White. Bridge, coated shallbe with aHigh Performance Coating System. Color 2.6.2 ENHANCEDCONCRETEFINISH 2.6.1 BASELINECONCRETEFINISH nish inconjunction with an Approved Products concrete List coating nish. 2.6.3 BASELINESTEELFINISH earchitecture features have designedto been nishes plays a very important playsnishes very a ZONES A, 1,2,3 CONCRETE AND STEEL FINISH ZONES A, 1,2,3 RETAINING WALLS FINISHES Enhanced PavementColors (APTE7,27,42) BENEFITS / ADVANTAGES / ADDED VALUE HERITAGE TRAIL WALL ENHANCEMENTSINCLUDETHELEGACY WALL WITH AFRICAN-INSPIRED LEAF • ENHANCED CONCRETECOLORSONPAVEMENT PROVIDEDTHROUGHOUTHERITAGE TRAIL • WHITE BRIDGECOLORONPIERSUSEDTO ENHANCE AESTHETIC LIGHTING • SAMPLE COLORS AND WALL PATTERNS SHOWN, WEWILL WORKWITHFDOT AND STAKEHOLDERS• FOR Federal Colors View 2.2-MiamiHistorical Timeline 5’x5’ Wall PanelDesign White Color Insignia FS37875 AND ZEBRA PANELS, MIAMIHISTORICAL TIMELINE, AND ART WORK FINAL SELECTION Figure 2-10aFS37925InsigniaWhiteConcreteCoatingExample T.Y. LININTERNATIONAL may for used be 1,2,and Zones 3. rubbed 3 In order to alleviate possible color variations between batches and pours, a Class match Signature the Bridge. listic family of nishes. For instance, color the of Approach the Structures must visible, thus lighter colors are preferred. Finally, project the should present aho- broughtbe to life by relief and shadow. isintrigue only works ifshadows are colorshould support form. the water of the bay are all cool tones the project should relate to. Secondly, the and Arsht whiteof and high-rise glass Center buildings, and turquoise the even ations. Firstly, tone the should match downtown the context. Concrete streets, ecolor, material, and nish decisions are governed by three main consider- role in presenting a quality project to the public. structures. erefore, quality the of surface the majority of the project viewed up will be close by pedestrians near or under the etight proximity inherent denseurban inthe context mean that vast the 2.6 SURFACE FINISH I - b. c. b. coated steel Ashallbe inZone a. Allstructural with aHigh Performance a. Steel forms for used shallbe piers and wallsto achieve required the integ- 395 RECONSTRUCTIONPROJECT-AESTHETICSMANUAL Figure 2-10bFederal ColorFS37875InsigniaWhite Provide a mock-up of concrete appearances. surface All visual exposed concrete Allvisualexposed except surfaces, of riding the surface the All structural steel of east Allstructural NW3rd Avenue, including Signature the 36622 per 975to match36622 per existing. the color Ashalluse inZone surfaces FED-STD-595, table VIII, shadeNo. eral Color FS37925Insignia White or FS36424Medium Grey. Concrete Concrete 1,2,and inZones coated surfaces 3shallbe with either Fed- bridge deck, coated shall be with a Class 5 Applied Finish coating. color coupon to demonstrate color the match. System. Coating Colorto to match existing the steel elements. Provide a rity of shall be Federalshall be Standard 37925 Insignia White. Bridge, coated shallbe with aHigh Performance Coating System. Color 2.6.2 ENHANCEDCONCRETEFINISH 2.6.1 BASELINECONCRETEFINISH nish inconjunction with an Approved Products concrete List coating nish. 2.6.3 BASELINESTEELFINISH Gray FS36463 5’ Insignia WhitecolorCoating FS35466 earchitecture features have designedto been nishes plays a very important playsnishes very a 5’ Wall PanelLayout. FINANCIAL PROJECTNUMBER:251688-1-32-01 Figure 2-11aFS36424MediumGreyConcreteCoatingExample Figure 2-11bFederal ColorFS36424MediumGrey Federal ColorFS37875InsigniaWhite View 1.2- African-Inspired LeafandZebraPanels Murals onPiers(APTE 80) Figure 2-10aFS37925InsigniaWhiteConcreteCoatingExample Figure 2-10bFederal ColorFS37875InsigniaWhite 25’ legth FEBRUARY 8,2016|14 FINANCIAL PROJECTNUMBER:251688-1-32-01 Figure 2-11aFS36424MediumGreyConcreteCoatingExample Figure 2-11bFederal ColorFS36424MediumGrey ZONES 1,2,3 STREETSCAPE LIGHTING View 3.4- Abutment LightingwithSampleFixture(inset) View 3.4-PortalLightingwithSampleFixture(inset) Enhanced roadwaypoleandluminairezones 2 &3 Enhanced roadwaypoleandluminaire ZONES 1,2,3 ROADWAY LIGHTING ABUTMENT LIGHTING PORTAL LIGHTING LIGHTING Survivor Transport and harsh environment lighting solutions FEBRUARY 8,2016|14 ® Light. Ideas.Systems. 9 Enhanced plaza/valetparkingluminairezone3 Enhanced roadwaypoleandluminairezone3 Views 2.4,3.4-Pole-MountedLightingSampleFixture(inset) View 2.5-Secondary Area LightingwithSampleFixture(inset) POLE-MOUNTED LIGHTING SECONDARY AREALIGHTING LED Parking Garage and Canopy Luminaire TopTier TM Enhanced roadwaypoleandluminairezones 2 &3 Enhanced roadwaypoleandluminairezone1 SIGNATURE BRIDGE AESTHETIC LIGHTING SIGNATURE BRIDGE AND METROMOVERBRIDGE-CONCEPTUAL RENDERINGS SIGNATURE BRIDGE View 3.5 View 3.10 View 2.5 View 0.1 View 2.4 View 3.9 View 3.11 View 3.4 View 0.2 View 3.5 View 3.8 View 3.9 SHEET Vol2-05
SRHERITAGE 836 / I-95 / I-395 from West of I-95 TRAIL to MacArthur Causeway - BASELINE Bridge REQ. AND ENHANCEMENTS