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Opc-Presentation.Pdf Chicago Plan Commission Obama Presidential Center May 17, 2018 OVERVIEW IMAGE OF OPC RENDERING BY DBOX PLAN COMMISSION PURVIEW AND ACTIONS Responsibilities of the Chicago Plan Commission • Obama Presidential Center Planned Development application • Establishment of a Planned Development for the proposed project pursuant to Chicago Zoning Ordinance • Makes recommendation to Chicago Committee on Zoning, Landmarks and Building Standards • Obama Presidential Center Lakefront Protection application • Proposed project’s compliance with the Lake Michigan and Chicago Lakefront Protection Ordinance • Plan Commission is deciding vote, no subsequent City Council action • Chicago Department of Transportation Lakefront Protection application • Proposed right-of-way adjustments’ compliance with the Lake Michigan and Chicago Lakefront Protection Ordinance • Plan Commission is deciding vote, no subsequent City Council action • Chicago Park District Lakefront Protection application • Proposed athletic field’s compliance with the Lake Michigan and Chicago Lakefront Protection Ordinance • Plan Commission is deciding vote, no subsequent City Council action • Inter-Agency Referral Act • Land transferred from the Park District to City control • Lease with the Obama Foundation for the Obama Presidential Center PROPOSED PROJECT OVERVIEW Project Highlights • Obama Presidential Center • Athletic Center • Relocation of Park District Multi-Purpose Athletic Field • Roadway Closures and Improvements • Reconnection of Publicly Accessible Open Space • Increase of Publicly Available Open Space RENDERING BY DBOX COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT TO DATE May 3 Designs for the OPC 56 unveiled total community events March 28 OPC Architects introduced May 10 6,145 OPC landscape designers total attendees introduced 2015 2016 2017 May 12 Chicago selected as June 21 & 24 the home for the SLFP plan updates Obama Presidential Center July 29 Jackson Park selected as site June 27 & for the Obama July 13 Presidential Alderman Hairston Center SLFP plan update COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT TO DATE September 14 February 27 May 3 OPC Site Design OPC with CDOT, Lakeside Alliance & Amenities Park District Plan Career & Training Commission Opportunities Fair update September 25 & 27 May 17 SLFP Proposed May 7 Chicago Plan Recreation, Ecology & 5th ward OPC Commission Programming Changes meeting 2017 2018 August 15 December 1 March 13 & 14 OPC landscape Section 106 kick-off SLFP Draft Plan meeting August 23 & 24 December 7 & 11 CDOT, SLFP SLFP Draft Scenarios transportation plans March 29 presented Section 106 HPI, December 20 Archaeology OPC parking meeting review LOCATION MAP JACKSON PARK DOWNTOWN CHICAGO 1871 CHICAGO SOUTH PARK PLAN EASTERN DIVISION JACKSON PARK (593 ACRES) MIDWAY PLAISANCE (90 ACRES) WESTERN DIVISION WASHINGTON PARK (593 ACRES) 1893 COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION MSI OPC SITE (WOMEN’S BUILDING) OPC SITE (HORTICULTURE BUILDING) REVISED GENERAL PLAN FOR JACKSON PARK – 1895 JACKSON PARK POST 1895 PLAN CIRCULATION: GENEROUS RECREATION: BALL FIELDS AND 1ST PROMENADES AND CARRIAGE PATHS GOLF COURSE WEST OF ALLEGHENIES JACKSON PARK HISTORY 1950 - 1970 JACKSON PARK MAP MUSEUM OF SCIENCE & INDUSTRY JACKSON PARK HYDE PARK ACADEMY UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO HIGH SCHOOL MIDWAY PLAISANCE DRIVE EAST 60TH STREET STONY ISLAND AVENUE ISLAND STONY EAST 62ND STREET CORNELL DRIVE CORNELL EXISTING SITE HAYES DRIVE AERIAL EXISTING SITE PHOTO: EAST BOUND MIDWAY PLAISANCE EXISTING SITE PHOTO: LOOKING SOUTH ALONG CORNELL DRIVE EXISTING SITE PHOTO: LOOKING SOUTH DOWN STONY ISLAND AVENUE EXISTING ZONING MAP PD BOUNDARY OPC PROPERTY LINE AND PD BOUNDARY MAP PROPERTY LINE PD BOUNDARY OPC SITE PLAN Planned Development Boundaries OPC: PLAZA LEVEL PLAN FORUM ENTRY ENTRY ENTRY LIBRARY MUSEUM OPC: GARDEN LEVEL PLAN MUSEUM FORUM LIBRARY OPC: MUSEUM BUILDING TYPICAL PLAN AND SECTION 235’ LEVEL 8 - SKY ROOM LEVEL 7 – FOUNDATION USE LEVEL 6 - MECHANICAL LEVEL 5 LEVEL 4 MUSEUM LEVELS LEVEL 3 LEVEL 2 PLAZA LEVEL - LOBBY TYPICAL TOWER PLAN GARDEN LEVEL - LOBBY BUILDING HEIGHT CONTEXT SHADOW STUDY OPC: WEST ELEVATION ALONG STONY ISLAND OPC: MUSEUM BUILDING ELEVATIONS OPC MUSEUM SOUTHERN ELEVATION OPC MUSEUM EASTERN ELEVATION OPC: MUSEUM BUILDING ELEVATIONS OPC MUSEUM NORTHERN ELEVATION OPC MUSEUM WESTERN ELEVATION OPC: FORUM BUILDING ELEVATIONS OPC FORUM NORTHERN ELEVATION OPC FORUM EASTERN ELEVATION OPC FORUM SOUTHERN ELEVATION OPC FORUM WESTERN ELEVATION OPC: LIBRARY BUILDING ELEVATIONS OPC LIBRARY NORTHERN ELEVATION OPC LIBRARY WESTERN ELEVATION OPC LIBRARY EASTERN ELEVATION OPC: ATHLETIC CENTER: FLOOR PLANS PLAZA LEVEL ENTRY GARDEN LEVEL OPC: ATHLETIC CENTER ELEVATIONS OPC ATHLETIC CENTER NORTHERN ELEVATION OPC ATHLETIC EASTERN ELEVATION OPC ATHLETIC CENTER SOUTHERN ELEVATION OPC ATHLETIC CENTER WESTERN ELEVATION OPC: SERVICE AREA / LOADING DOCK PARKING LIBRARY VEHICLE CONTROL GATE OPEN TO ABOVE STONY ISLAND AVENUE SERVICE DRIVE ENTRY: SCHEDULED DELVERIES ONLY OPC: PARKING PLAN PEDESTRIAN EXIT MAXIMUM of 450 SPACES 18’ X 8’-6”, TYP. SPACE VEHICLE CONTROL GATE OPC PEDESTRIAN BUILDINGS PEDESTRIAN EXIT EXIT EARTH SERVICE DRIVE STONY ISLAND AVENUE VEHICLE ENTRY / EXIT OPC: TRAFFIC PLAN OPC VISITOR LOADING / UNLOADING AREA CTA BUS STOP WITH SHELTER OPC GARAGE ENTRY / EXIT OPC SERVICE ENTRY / EXIT OPC: PEDESTRIAN ACCESS PLAN SHARED PEDESTRIAN, BICYCLE PATH PEDESTRIAN EXIT FROM GARAGE URBAN / PARK PEDESTRIAN ACCESS OPC: SUSTAINABILITY ▪ Integrated bike & ▪ Efficient HVAC & ▪ Low-flow indoor water ▪ Light wells enhance ▪ LEED v4 PLATINUM walking paths lighting systems fixtures daylighting of interiors ▪ Sustainable SITES ▪ Biodiversity through ▪ Heat recovery to ▪ Storm water reuse for ▪ Healthy & sustainable native plants preheat incoming irrigation materials ▪ All storm water outside air ▪ Storm water ▪ Improved indoor air managed on-site ▪ Integrated lighting & management quality occupancy sensors incorporated into landscape OPC: LANDSCAPE PLANTING TYPOLOGIES ▪ Typology borrows from Lagoon’s ▪ Typology takes cues from the ▪ Urban typology is defined by ▪ Variety in this typology comes edge Wooded Isle selection of trees subject to tough from the canopy layer ▪ Plants have a tolerance to ▪ Introduces fruit-producing and conditions such as pollutants, salt. ▪ Trees are not planted too densely intermittent flooding pollinator-attracting plants ▪ Tree canopies are high and broad to grow large and wide but remain ▪ Understory plantings will have ▪ Trees and understory plants ▪ Trees will have fantastic fall color visually open garden-like, seasonal quality all create a sense of intimacy in the ▪ Trees are low maintenance ▪ Understory is predominantly lawn year park as seen elsewhere in the park OPC: LOOKING SOUTH FROM MUSEUM AT THE PLAZA OPC: PROMENADE OPC: LAWN / SLEDDING HILL OPC: LAWN / SLEDDING HILL OPC: WOMEN’S GARDEN OPC: EYE-LEVEL VIEW LOOKING INTO THE PLAZA OPC: LOOKING NORTH RENDERING BY DBOX OPC: EQUITABLE HIRING PARTICIPATION COMMITMENT TO COMMUNITY The Obama Foundation is committed through its construction manager, Lakeside Alliance, to award 50% or more of its subcontracts, by total 50% value of all subcontracts, to diverse suppliers. 35% 10% 5% MBE WBE BEPD VBE LGBTBE Minority-Owned Women-Owned Business Enterprises Veteran-Owned Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual Business Enterprise Business Enterprise Owned by People Business Enterprise & Transgender with Disabilities Business Enterprise SDVBE Service-Disabled Veteran Business Enterprise Hours worked: 50% City Residents includes 7.5% Project Area Residents OPC: ECONOMIC IMPACT ECONOMIC IMPACT FOR CHICAGO $3.1B $2.1B directly into the South Side. DURING CONSTRUCTION AND FIRST TEN YEARS 700K+ Increased demand for new restaurants, stores, and services. VISITORS ANNUALLY 5,000+ Direct, indirect and induced jobs during construction phase. 2,500 Direct, indirect and induced jobs during full operations phase. Proposed Roadway Closures Cornell Drive Marquette Drive from 59th Street from Stony Island Avenue to Hayes Drive to Richards Drive Northbound Cornell Drive from 67th Street th South Midway Plaisance to 65 Street from Stony Island Avenue to Cornell Drive Improvement Overview Improve LSD, Hayes & intersections to Construct underpass to accommodate improve neighborhood Widen 59th Street diverted traffic and access to Lakefront Inlet Bridge provide underpasses and signals to cross Improve Hayes intersection Construct underpass to improve operations on Jeffery Improve Stony Island balancing needs for people th walking, driving, taking Reconfigure Cornell and Stony 65 th transit, biking, and parking to 67 to accommodate closure of separate northbound Cornell Reconfigure traffic flow and improve safety in the area where Midway meets Stony S. Cornell Drive S. Stony Island Avenue E. 57th Street to E. 63rd Street E. 59th Street to E. 63rd Street Close Cornell Drive Widen North Evaluating opportunities to Midway and Add and lengthen turn lanes improve pedestrian safety convert to two-way and re-time signal North Midway Close South Reduce trafficPlaisance signals at to be Midway Plaisance Midway from fourreconfigured to two and widen Stony Island from 59th to 60th to provide additional Widen Stony Island to the east Provide new traffic signal at 62nd St and improve turn lanes to provide two lanes in each intersection to accommodatedirection additional lanes ProposedExisting Conditions Conditions S. Stony Island Avenue E. 59th Street to E. 63rd Street Example median from Western Avenue Provide for landscaped median and pedestrian refuge islands while providing left turn lanes at intersections S.
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