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WYNWOOD WOONERF SCHEMATIC DESIGN NW 3rd Avenue LOCAL OFFICE LANDSCAPE AND URBAN DESIGN, LLC SCHEMATIC DESIGN | WYNWOOD WOONERF SEPTEMBER 11, 2019 WYNWOOD WOONERF | NW 3RD AVE PILOT A dynamic new street design developed to convert a public thoroughfare into a pedestrian primary zone which acts as a public open space NW 29TH ST I-95 NW 25TH ST Ave NW 3rd NW 1st Ave NW 1st NW 1st Pl NW 1st Wynwood NRD-1 District N Planned Woonerfs Pilot Woonerf LOCAL OFFICE LANDSCAPE AND URBAN DESIGN, LLC SCHEMATIC DESIGN | WYNWOOD WOONERF SEPTEMBER 11, 2019 PROJECT PROCESS AND TIMELINE SITE ANALYSIS SCHEMATIC DESIGN CITY OF MIAMI ADDITIONAL TRAFFIC STUDY SEP 2018 OCT 2018 FEB 2019 APRIL 2019 JUNE 2019 SEPTEMBER 2019 Progress Progress Progress * Schematic Design Meeting 1 Meeting 2 Meeting 3 Presentations LOLA & Team LOLA & Team LOLA & Team LOLA & Team LOLA & Team LOLA & Conduct Site present site develop Design refine Concept, develop Team refine Analysis And analysis, solicit Concept, present present progress Schematic Schematic Assessment Of input from the progress to to community. Design and Design, submit Resources. community. community. Materials to City. Palette, present progress to community. LOCAL OFFICE LANDSCAPE AND URBAN DESIGN, LLC SCHEMATIC DESIGN | WYNWOOD WOONERF SEPTEMBER 11, 2019 Design Concept Review LOCAL OFFICE LANDSCAPE AND URBAN DESIGN, LLC SCHEMATIC DESIGN | WYNWOOD WOONERF SEPTEMBER 11, 2019 LOCAL OFFICE LANDSCAPE AND URBAN DESIGN, LLC SCHEMATIC DESIGN | WYNWOOD WOONERF SEPTEMBER 11, 2019 LOCAL OFFICE LANDSCAPE AND URBAN DESIGN, LLC SCHEMATIC DESIGN | WYNWOOD WOONERF SEPTEMBER 11, 2019 LOCAL OFFICE LANDSCAPE AND URBAN DESIGN, LLC SCHEMATIC DESIGN | WYNWOOD WOONERF SEPTEMBER 11, 2019 LOCAL OFFICE LANDSCAPE AND URBAN DESIGN, LLC SCHEMATIC DESIGN | WYNWOOD WOONERF SEPTEMBER 11, 2019 LOCAL OFFICE LANDSCAPE AND URBAN DESIGN, LLC SCHEMATIC DESIGN | WYNWOOD WOONERF SEPTEMBER 11, 2019 LOCAL OFFICE LANDSCAPE AND URBAN DESIGN, LLC SCHEMATIC DESIGN | WYNWOOD WOONERF SEPTEMBER 11, 2019 LOCAL OFFICE LANDSCAPE AND URBAN DESIGN, LLC SCHEMATIC DESIGN | WYNWOOD WOONERF SEPTEMBER 11, 2019 LOCAL OFFICE LANDSCAPE AND URBAN DESIGN, LLC SCHEMATIC DESIGN | WYNWOOD WOONERF 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FLAGLER RIVERSIDE DOWNTOWN Low HighElevation (+0) (+17) DATUM: NAVD 88 SOURCE: Miami-Dade County Information Technology Department (ITD), 2015 BRICKELL N CORAL GATE SHENANDOAH THE ROADS ELEVATION ANALYSIS 0 1 mi 2 mi LOCAL OFFICE LANDSCAPE AND URBAN DESIGN, LLC SCHEMATIC DESIGN | WYNWOOD WOONERF SEPTEMBER 11, 2019 Miles 0 0.25 0.5 1 NW 3RD SITE ELEVATION 16.50 NW 29 STREET NW 3RD AVENUE WOONERF NW 3RD AVENUE FFE 16.74 18.50 FFE 16.27 FFE 15.95 16.50 14.50 16.00 13.50 NW 28 STREET 17.50 FFE 17.26 +17.00 FFE 16.40 FFE 17.38 17.00 13.50 17.00 NW 27 STREET 14.50 +18.50 18.00 FFE 17.59 FFE 15.95 Primary Ridgeline FFE 17.58 13.00 14.50 Secondary Ridgeline 17.00 NW 26 STREET High Elevation (+18) Mid Elevation (+14-16) FFE 17.35 Low Elevation (+11) FFE 16.31 17.50 DATUM: NAVD 88 SOURCE: Miami-Dade County Information Technology Department (ITD), 2018 FFE 16.74 N 12.50 16.00 14.00 160’ NW 25 STREET 0 40’ 80’ LOCAL OFFICE LANDSCAPE AND URBAN DESIGN, LLC SCHEMATIC DESIGN | WYNWOOD WOONERF SEPTEMBER 11, 2019 Schematic Design LOCAL OFFICE LANDSCAPE AND URBAN DESIGN, LLC SCHEMATIC DESIGN | WYNWOOD WOONERF SEPTEMBER 11, 2019 SCHEMATIC PLAN Woonerf Design Pedestrian Lane Proposed Planting Strip, typ. Travel Lane Signalized Intersection Proposed Tree, typ. Proposed Bench, typ. ROW Gateway Art 18’ Vertical Clearance FFE 17.26 FFE 17.38 FFE 17.59 FFE 17.58 FFE 17.35 FFE 16.74 268 NW 29TH AVE 2775 NW 3RD AVE 2729 NW 3RD AVE 274 NW 27TH ST 295 NW 26TH ST 2545 NW 3RD AVE 299 NW 25TH ST 3rd Ave 15mph 2660 NW 3RD AVE 300 NW 26TH AVE 310 NW 25TH ST 300 NW 29TH ST. 301 NW 28TH ST 2750 NW 3RD AVE FFE 15.45 FFE 14.87 FFE 15.95 FFE 16.31 FFE 16.74 FFE 15.95 FFE 16.31 30mph 30mph 30mph 30mph 29th St 40mph 28th St 26th St 25th St 27th St 27th 0 20 50 100’ N LOCAL OFFICE LANDSCAPE AND URBAN DESIGN, LLC SCHEMATIC DESIGN | WYNWOOD WOONERF SEPTEMBER 11, 2019 GATEWAY ART Opportunity for art at 29th Street and 3rd Ave. Patrick Shearn Janet Echelman LOCAL OFFICE LANDSCAPE AND URBAN DESIGN, LLC SCHEMATIC DESIGN | WYNWOOD WOONERF SEPTEMBER 11, 2019 CLIMATE CLOUD Opportunity for art at 27th Terrace and 3rd Ave. Anish Kapoor Fujiko Nakaya LOCAL OFFICE LANDSCAPE AND URBAN DESIGN, LLC SCHEMATIC DESIGN | WYNWOOD WOONERF SEPTEMBER 11, 2019 MATERIALS PALETTE METAL Black base bitumen 70/100 None FURNISHINGS Corten Movable furniture Movable furniture Forms+Surfaces - Vista Gateway Black base bitumen 70/100 1% white + 2% black PERMEABLE ASPHALT COLORS PERMEABLE ASPHALT Steel Bench Bench Sealoflex Color® 70/100 mmcite - Onda 2% white + 1% black OPPORTUNITIES FOR COMMISSIONED ARTWORK OPPORTUNITIES FOR COMMISSIONED Copper Bollard Lighting Sealoflex Color® 70/100 New Clear 0.5% black + 2.5% white Bollard LIGHT mmcite - Lot Aluminum Sealoflex Color® 70/100 New Clear 0.25% black + 2.75% white Manhole Cover RUMBLE STRIP Sealoflex Color® 70/100 Belgian Block 3% white Downspout LOCAL OFFICE LANDSCAPE AND URBAN DESIGN, LLC SCHEMATIC DESIGN | WYNWOOD WOONERF SEPTEMBER 11, 2019 Plant Palette Trees Bald Cypress Green Buttonwood Pigeon Plum Cinnecord Black Ironwood Silver Buttonwood Redberry Stopper West Indies Taxodium distichium Conocarpus erectus Coccoloba diversifolia SMALL TREES - 15’ Conocarpus Eugenia confusa LARGE TREES - 30’ Acacia coriophylla Krugiodendron Lignum Vitae ‘Peve Minaret’ erectus-sericeus Guaiacum oficinale MEDIUM TREES - 20’ ferreum Jamaica Dogwood Gumbo Limbo Orange Geiger Paradise Tree Mastic Bahama Strongback Satinleaf Bursera simaruba Cordia sebestena Simarouba glauca Thatch Palm Piscidia piscipula Sideroxylon Coccothrinax Bourerria Chrysophyllum foetidissimum argentea succulenta oliviforme Pond Cypress Wild Tamarind Pond Apple Cinnecord Fiddlewood Joewood Taxodium ascendens Lysiloma latisiliquum Anonna glabra Acacia coriophylla Citharexylum Jacquinia keyensis ‘Nutans’ spinosum LARGE MEDIUM SMALL LOCAL OFFICE LANDSCAPE AND URBAN DESIGN, LLC SCHEMATIC DESIGN | WYNWOOD WOONERF SEPTEMBER 11, 2019 Plant Palette Perennials MEDIUM TEXTURE COARSE TEXTURE COARSE Agave Spanish Bayonet Saw Palmetto Sea Lavender Beach Grass Coontie cycad Mangrove Fern Agave attenuata Yucca aloifolia Serenoa repens Argusia gnaphalodes Panicum amarum Zamia pumila Acrostichum aureum FINE TEXTURE Spanish Moss Blue Sage Artillery Plant Devil’s Backbone Texas Sage Porterweed Tillandsia usneoides Salvia azurea Pilea serpyllifolia Pedilanthus tithymaloides Leucophyllum frutescens Stachytarpheta jamaicensis
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