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CITY of LETHBRIDGE CIVIC COMMON MASTER PLAN September 2018 CITY OF LETHBRIDGE CIVIC COMMON MASTER PLAN September 2018 FRONT MARKET LAWN PLAZA CELEBRATION WAY CIVIC PLAZA CIVIC LANE The Metropolitan Public Realm Boston, MA (Stantec) VISION The Lethbridge Civic Common is a magnetic, inclusive public space that is beautiful, green and walkable. It is a welcoming place that invites social and civic engagement. It is an aspirational civic hub that can rise to the occasion of vibrant moments of celebration and can settle back into comfortable moments of contemplation. Our Civic Common is created by the community for the community. TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. THE CIVIC COMMON 7 2. MASTER PLAN 11 3. PHASING STRATEGY 39 APPENDIX A: BACKGROUND REVIEW 50 APPENDIX B: SITE ANALYSIS 65 APPENDIX C: DESIGN ENGAGEMENT 80 Boston College Conte Plaza Boston, MA (Stantec) 6 7 1. THE CIVIC COMMON 8 Together with the Lethbridge community we are creating a Civic Common that is welcoming, engaging, and reframes our experience of the civic heart of Lethbridge. The Civic Common Master Plan looks at establishing seamless integration between prominent civic buildings and the surrounding public realm; creating a definable area that attracts both formal and informal activity; a place for all to celebrate their city and engage with each other on common ground. 9 THE CIVIC COMMON The Civic Common is a community hub for the entire City The objective of the Civic Common is to provide a hub for of Lethbridge. The citizens of Lethbridge view the Civic the Lethbridge community with respect to recreation, arts, Common as the heart of their community. The vision cultural, education, environmental, social, and economic for the Civic Common is to revitalize its existing assets vitality. and to set the stage for both daily rituals and seasonal The Civic Common Master Plan builds on the 1981 vision ceremonies. Creating a welcoming and nurturing public and the design of the City Hall, as well as, the strong realm that encourages social interaction is critical for planning framework set out in the Heart of Our City Master Lethbridge to thrive. The Civic Common plan is designed Plan. to support a wide-ranging set of activities including civic, recreational, and cultural pursuits. It is an inclusive space The build out of the new City Hall in 2000 marked a that is accessible to all throughout the year. The proposed significant milestone in the implementation of the 1981 Civic Common plan is adaptable and flexible and designed Town Square Plan. to support opportunities for development as they arise. In 2007, the Heart of Our City Master Plan identified an This master plan was developed in consultation with updated and expanded, yet complementary, vision for this the study team, stakeholders, the public, and Lethbridge concentration of civic buildings in and adjacent to the Civic City Council, who worked to shape the vision for the Common. Civic Common. The Civic Common Master Plan Report The Civic Common today is home to a number of civic documents background research, site analysis, community and cultural buildings. A more seamless integration of the engagement, design vision, and phasing strategy. strong elements of this civic landscape is needed. The A long-standing objective for the City of Lethbridge civic buildings are well used and well loved. Our master has been the development of a central Town Square. plan suggests possibilities for better integration of these This objective was initially envisioned through the 1981 amenities with the surrounding parks, and open space. Our Town Square Concept Report, which recommended the master plan develops public realm strategies to build one construction of a new and expanded City Hall. safe, seamless, integrated, and inviting Civic Common. 10 11 2. MASTER PLAN The Jewelry District Providence, RI (!melk) 12 VISION PLAN 13 MASTER PLAN 14 ORGANIZING ELEMENTS 19 REVITALIZATION ELEMENTS 27 13 CELEBRATION WALKABLE VIBRANT INCLUSIVE BY THE COMMUNITY FOR BY CONTEMPLATION GREEN 14 MASTER PLAN 15 Celebration Way Front Lawn sightline Market Plaza Civic Plaza sightline Civic Green Civic Lane Civic Lane 16 MASTER PLAN The Civic Common is open for all. It is located at the REVITALIZING ELEMENTS geographic centre of Lethbridge and thrives as the The Civic Common is rich with assets and opportunities. community heart. The master plan focuses on the The following elements require revitalization to ensure that public realm; the spaces between the buildings. It sets they thrive well into the future: a framework for the general layout and orientation of existing and new buildings as they develop over time. • The Civic Green Existing and new buildings and their uses are flexible • Parking Concepts and may be determined at various stages throughout the • Boundary Conditions implementation. Opportunity sites for new developments are shown on the Civic Common Master Plan. All buildings will have a civic focus but specific buildings and occupants FRAMING ELEMENTS are not yet determined. Currently a common language and scale frames the front lawn and celebration way. City Hall and the Yates building ORGANIZING ELEMENTS set a standard for animation, materiality, scale, and presence on the site. Future development must take into The organizing elements set a new framework which consideration: defines outdoor rooms at the heart of the Civic Common. The quality, scale and materiality of the built form must • Alignment with the plan work to complement and frame the following outdoor • Building siting, orientation, character rooms: • Microclimate considerations • Civic Lane • Catalyst potential • Celebration Way • Interim uses • Front Lawn • Market Plaza • Civic Plaza NOTE: From 5th Avenue there are clear sightlines into the heart of the Civic Common. Multi-Use Hard Surface Canopy Structure Pedestrian Hard Surface Event Support Structure Landscaping Active Frontage/Canopy Multi-Use Path and Lighting 5th Avenue Site Lines Proposed Bicycle Route Civic Building Site 0 25 50 75 100 m 17 Celebration Way Front Lawn sightline Market Plaza Civic Plaza sightline Civic Green Civic Lane Civic Lane 18 Celebration Way Front Lawn Market Plaza Civic Plaza Civic Green Multi-Use Hard Surface Pedestrian Hard Surface Civic Lane Landscaping Multi-Use Path and Lighting Proposed Bicycle Route Canopy Structure Event Support Structure Active Frontage/Canopy Civic Building Site 0 25 50 75 100 m Civic Lane 19 ORGANIZING ELEMENTS CIVIC LANE The main element of the master plan is the highly adaptable Civic Lane. It is conceived as a linear multi-use public space. The Civic Lane is used for parking at times while at other times it can be used for festivals, market purposes, and civic events. The design of this space uses a high-quality paver that gives an aesthetic of an active place for people, bicycles as well as their cars. The public area uses rolling curbs and thus creates a seamless and integrated public realm with the adjacent Exhibition Road buildings. Retractable bollards, seasonal planters, and London, UK paving patterns signal potential vehicle areas along this (Dixon and Jones) sharable space. Access is located at the north and south extents of the Civic Lane with roundabouts giving access Civic Lane: Build a shared Street that welcomes pedestrians, into the multi-use parking area and providing a location for cyclists, and drivers in equal measure. drop-offs. The grand pedestrian and cycling entrance is located on the western side of the Civic Common aligned with 5th Ave South promenade and as a public space counterpoint to the Galt Museum. Civic Lane: Provide consistent, comfortable, and accessible landscaping along the edges of the Civic Lane. RiverWalk Urban Waterfront Calgary, AB (Stantec) 20 Celebration Way Front Lawn Market Plaza Civic Plaza Civic Green Multi-Use Hard Surface Civic Lane Pedestrian Hard Surface Landscaping Multi-Use Path and Lighting Proposed Bicycle Route Canopy Structure Event Support Structure Active Frontage/Canopy Civic Building Site 0 25 50 75 100 m Civic Lane 21 CELEBRATION WAY 4th Avenue South is the Celebration Way for large parades and gatherings during significant events such as Remembrance Day. Temporary bollards can be activated to block traffic from entering the street for these rituals and ceremonies. Street design across this segment of 4th Avenue South signals that people are welcome. The street surface should be replaced with paving to match paving on the Civic Lane. This ties the paving material palette together across the Civic Common and signals a connection to the buildings to the north as well. Even when there are no ceremonies the change in texture signals that this is a special place. A raised intersection at 10th Street creates an extension of the Cenotaph gathering space in front of Yates. This move creates a keystone between the front lawn with the Ceremonial Way. The design for Celebration Way should integrate with the design for the Front Lawn as illustrated in the precedent image to the right. FRONT LAWN The front lawn welcomes the public into the Civic Common. With a landscaped green lawn, large trees, and hardscaped areas that lead pedestrians into the heart of the Civic Common. The Front Lawn is envisioned as one cohesive and comprehensive landscape that offers seating for celebrations along 4th Avenue South while also offering a threshold into the active civic spaces within and behind City Hall. Celebration Way and Place d’Youville Front Lawn: An Montreal, QC integration of soft (Claude Cormier) and hard landscapes. 22 Celebration Way Front Lawn Market Plaza Civic Plaza Civic Green Multi-Use Hard Surface Civic Lane Pedestrian Hard Surface Landscaping Multi-Use Path and Lighting Proposed Bicycle Route Canopy Structure Event Support Structure Active Frontage/Canopy Civic Building Site 0 25 50 75 100 m Civic Lane 23 CIVIC PLAZA Museum of Art The grand pedestrian and cycling entrance is located on Raliegh, NC (Edward Durrell Stone and Associates) the western side of the Civic Common aligned with 5th Ave South promenade and as a public space counterpoint to the Galt Museum.
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