HomeMy WebLinkAboutUNIVERSITY CENTER FOR THE ARTS - SITE PLAN ADVISORY REVIEW - 34-02 - REPORTS - PLANNING OBJECTIVESUniversity Center for the Arts — Performance Hall
Revitalizing an educationalfacility and creating an innovative new use for an historic structure
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Where
Function
Budget
Other
A
East
• Too many entries
• Requires larger
• Neighborhood
• Not as efficient
addition
impact on
• Split lobby
• Increases cost
greenspace to the
• Structural issues with
east
E-W corridor
• Maintains west
• Conflict between
(gym) fagade
public and back of
• North entry lobby
house traffic
undesirable in
• Reduces site
winter conditions
circulation to Annex
• Displaces parking
to the east or
further west on the
north end
B
North
. Long corridor
• Requires larger
• Snake -like
• Circulation problems
addition
appearance of
• Not as efficient
• Increases cost
building
• Conflict between
• Maintains west
public and back of
(gym) fagade
house traffic
• Divides site into
east and west sides
• Displaces parking
to east or west and
splits parking
C
West
. Works for front and
• Minimizes
• Historic
back of the "house"
addition
designation of
• More efficient
• Lowest cost
north (gym) wing
• Performance lobby
• Provides great
consolidated and
front yard to the
accessible from east
west of the 1924
and west
building
• Performance lobby
• Frames 1924
close in proximity to
building from park
historic entrance
to the west
OFCHS Outreach to date:
• http://www.welcome.colostate.edu/index.asp?url=uca with information, floor plans,
photos, and feedback form
• May 2 — invited faculty, staff, families at Fort Collins High School (model 11 —1 in
the Faculty Lounge)
• May 6 — Seniors/parents required meeting at Fort Collins High School (model 6:30 —
8 outside the gym)
• May 17 — invited 400 households in OFCHS neighborhood (model 5 — 7 p.m. at the
Gazebo)
Upcoming Outreach activities:
• FYI postings for Colorado State University community (reference to web site)
• June 7 — FCHS alumni invited (model 5 — 7 p.m. at the Gazebo)
• June 29 — Class of 1982 reunion (model at registration)
• July 26 - Class of 1952 & 50 Year Club — (model at brunch at University Park
Holiday Inn)
• August 3 — Class of 1972 reunion (6 p.m. model at registration)
• TBA — Class of 1992 reunion (model at registration)
Representative Feedback Form Comments
"Your input is important to the design process"
• Please pick up the decorative architectural details of the old HS, i.e. columns, arched
windows, rooflines, and brick exterior. Make the addition blend...
• The addition shape looks great — am assuming the same Jeffersonian column spin will
be applied in some way to carry the central entrance motif over/across the front...
• Please make the fagade of the addition as dainty and fine as that of the original
entrance...
• My main concern is parking. More importantly, I don't want the track/field paved
over. I'm very happy to see that plans do not call for that. Thank you!...
• This is truly a landmark structure and should be treated as such by CSU...
• I am interested in seeing the top... more in line with the surrounding formal brick
buildings — perhaps a dome or at least similar columns, I don't know whether it's
Federal, like Monticello?...
• Shift the Performance Hall to the north of the Old gym. Lower the fly to be in scope
with a 500-seat theater... please add similar columns... keep the brick, color,
gingerbread and windows from the old building to the new center...
• The plan I see is wonderfully designed and... holds real potential for fostering better
community/campus relations. Will the effort be spent to insure an addition that
blends/matches well the older part of the high school?...
• Plans should be made to build the performance arts addition to the back of the
building or a new structure on the old track grounds...
• Style of arts center must compliment the old building...
• The outside appearance must reflect and blend with the traditional, stately architecture
COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY - University Center for the Arts
SLATERPAULL ARCHITECTS
Job Number 10029
LAND USE DATA - Planning Objectives
Site Area: 643,070 Gross Square Feet (GSF)
14.76 Acres
Building: Existing Annex
17,841 GSF
Existing Main Building
139,075 GSF
Total Existing Building
156,916 GSF
Building Additions
28,830 GSF
Total Building Area
185,746 GSF
Building Site
Coverage: Existing Annex 17,841 GSF
Existing Main Building 76,402 GSF
Total Existing Buildings 94,243 GSF
Building Additions 24,795 GSF
Total Building Site Coverage 119,038 GSF
2.73 Acres
Building Use: • Music, Theatre, and Dance Academic Programs
• Fine Arts Gallery
• Historic Costume Collection Gallery and Academic Program
• Science Research Programs
• 500 seat Performance Hall
• 300 seat Recital Hall
• 300 seat Open Stage Theatre
• 100 seat capacity Experimental Theatre
• 100 seat capacity Convertible Dance Studio
Parking: Existing on -site designated parking spaces 248
Revised on -site designated parking spaces 289
Increase in parking spaces 41
• Additional existing right-of-way parking at perimeter of site
• Additional parking on CSU campus connected by tunnel under
College Avenue