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Home My WebLink AboutRESPONSE - RFP - 7595 OLD TOWN SQUARE RENOVATIONS (2)Y Old Town Square Renovation PRESENTED TO: THE CITY OF FORT COLLINS DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY Im INSITE _\m dd-a REMOYRI�OM Ip![WM�fLL44ID MARCH 7, E 2 I - .e� � f Ji V" 1 't� • �� I ��I r OLD TOWN SQUARE l i ` da Design Visualization RENOVATION ...,. - 9 Me 7. 2014 Concept Design Phase • "Big idea" informal diagrams, hand drawn sketches and marker color -Emphasis on"in-progress"to solicit stakeholder and team feedback Design Development Phase • Refined plans, sections and elevations • Development of 3D SketchUp models -Detailed drawing series that combine SketchUp modeling with hand illus- trations Presentation and Promotion -Formal renderings and graphics that reflect preferred design -"Hybrid" renderings that combine hand drawing with digital tools •Photorealistic representations used in promotion and fund raising JW9TE 0 �t' 1 02 0MLI -IM ® 8iIii, 51 y nnrxous¢ OLD TOWN SQUARE i0 �� a Urban Placemaking RENOVATION a.:a.:1aa 10 Mam 2, 2014 Context Easy to find Everyone can use Social interplay • OTS is a place to bump into, to "mix and meet" • Small personal comforts enhance the OTS experience • Buildings surrounding OTS make good neighbors • Making diverse uses harmonious with each other • Weaving old and new together is good business • Promote safety through physical design and activities Easily accessible Committed to sustainability Comfortable and safe Well crafted and maintained Exchange of goods and services Memorable INSITE � IS ®`-_ -= ® I'll 'i;9 6 enreousc OLD TOWN SQUARE J I� ` d a Authentic Fort Collins RENOVATION •,.e.., a• Mamh 7, 2014 SP e CSU Old Town Square Student Design Project • 1-4 credit course approved by professor Kelly Curl • stud iolNSITE-led under grad and graduate course • Independent study for 1-3 LA/Planning students • Possible summer internship with studiolNSITE • Student involvement every phase of the project History Local Business Tourism Culture I Colorado State University Special Events INSITE 11:-/ �`•,,.� - t' -`. a V Al en*souse V% a011 OLD TOWN SQUARE MI \ `] �] �1 30 Site Test Fit RENOVATION 1 12 Ma¢n 1, 2014 External Stage Orientation • South facing stage "anchors" large events space • Plug-in services from stage for Walnut Street events • Iconic north terminus for Old Town Square • Provides buffer from street traffic and noise Internal Stage Orientation • Serves as multi -purpose central pavilion • Strengthens open space connection to Linden Street • Central location distant from Walnut Street noise • Accommodates expanded audience across Walnut Street INSITE � �11, / y eeteouse �J OLD TOWN SQUARE I'ib ION N' d a a 13 30 Site Test Fit RENOVAT• aU- M•mE 1. 2014 a �a • Vintage Car Show J �1 750 Seat Audience 4' I IL.1)0,-i Of I Regional Circus Nk,� � 1a A" �I J to 1 Arts Festival • Provide Cat 5 cable throughout OTS • Eye loop tie downs embedded in pavement • WiFi and USB charging outlets in furniture • Strategic locations of sound and lighting controls u' ' � 1a Y ire 1'' �, Ice Skating Rink Climbing Competition J Food Festival o 1, w 1,ML - N u 1 ' If � gp y Beach Volleyball • Empty conduit throughout for future infrastructure • Flexible infrastructure for maximum user options • Hose bibs for maintenance and landscaping • Freestanding and building mounted lighting (IS4•NII� X 40J1 OLD TOWN SQUARE `] `7 `l Budget Strategy RENOVATION l 1 14 March 7, 2014 Stage Area Demo Site InHastructute Network connections and sleewng New Pavers or Paring Remnrguae Fountain Stage and Structure FacBNim Lighting Elements Sound Elements Lando pe and Iniganon See Fumtshings Plaza Area Demo SHe (seleetiw locations) Infrastructure New Pavers a Paling Cosmelk enhancememstoplat lighting design Sound D,ugn Landuape and hrigation Site Wrnehings Low High Wv High Unit unit Can Unit Cost Cost Icon 17,500 d S&DO 512.00 $14DA0.00 $710,000.00 22,000 st ASO SKOD $187,000.00 $308,000.00 1 k $3S,OWAO $60,000.00 $35.000.00 S60,00D.00 17,5W st $ISAO $22.00 $262,SKOD $38S,000.01) 1 Is $40A00.00 MOWN 540,000.00 $90,OOD.00 1 Is S200,000.00 S500,000.W $200,000.0D SS00,000.00 6 ea $8,000.00 $20,0W.DO $48,000.00 S12D,O00.0D 12 N 53,000.00 $6,000.00 $36.00D.00 $72,W000 10,000 sl S3 so $7.00 535,000.W $70=DO 1 Is SWAM SIW,DOO.W $501000.00 $I0D,000.00 $1,033,500.00 $1190SAW60 6,000 6,000 6,W0 1 6 6 5,OW 1 Additional Site Elements WayW,nq and Signage 1 kcere Lighting t SO Fumhhings Contingency 1 Total Low High 1nr High Umt ran indecent Coat Cost S8 W $12 W $48000.W $72,W0.00 WO $14.00 $51,000.W $84MOD $15.00 S22.00 $90,000,00 S132,000.00 $20AW.00 S50,000.00 $20,000.W $50,000.W $300.01) $6,WO.00 $I8,oW.W $36,000.W $IMOD $6,0W.W $6,000.W $16AW.W SIM $7.W S77,S00'00 $35,000.W $ISAWAO $6g000.00 $15,000.00 S60,00O.00 $265,500.00 SSOSAMM LOW High 1N0raa1 Von rent SSOA M S90M 00 $VXM SWAW.W 510AW.00 $20,000 W $2MC0.00 $30,owoo n Low High Can cost $50.00000 $90,00000 S20,000.0D SKD00.00 $10,OW.00 $20,00000 S201000.W $30AOo.W $1001000.00 S200,000.W $1,399,000.00 $2,610,000.00 INSITE '1�' 'e STAGE AREA 41 ie ` r .Jlt PLAZA AREA Old Town Square Project Budget The Stage Area is anticipated to have the most changes with upgrades and modifications to the majority of the features. For this reason we see the greater part of the budget being allocated into this space. The Plaza Area is the remainder of the project site. Enhancements to these areas could reflect the detailing, furnishings and finishes of the Stage Area while incorporating elements that make OTS easier to maintain. 13%p14i jr •nTHOUSE CM/GC Process Project Delivery OLD TOWN SQUARE V"" RENOVATION 15 MarO ]. 2014 We have the experience to assimilate the CM/GC process into a successful integrated Project Delivery structure with over fifteen CM/GC projects totaling over $25,000,000 with Poudre School District, Lorimer County, and GSA. Advantages of the CM/GC Process • Design/construction overlap reduces the overall schedule and accelerates project start time • Contractor assists with analyzing alternatives to save project costs • High level of communication reduces level of required construction detail • Flexible response to priorities improves cost efficiency, schedule, and quality • Contractor input in the design process reduces risk and improves constructability of project Integrated Project Delivery with the CM/GC Partner • Unites key design and construction members as equals • Promotes early collaboration of design and construction team • Design team, construction team and Owner develop project target criteria • Provides collaborative and informed decision -making The most significant key to the CM/GC and Integrated Project Delivery project success is the open and meaningful communication between all members of the team and the jurisdictions that oversee the design. INSITE �� ,..,.a20 ® G 11 , 0/ JPARTHousc OLD TOWN SQUARE Sustainable Design RENOVATION ••��•T�• . �� `l 16 Much 1. 2014 Economic • A sustainable economic model that ensures fair distribution and efficient allocation of our resources. • Economic growth maintains a healthy balance with our ecosystem. Environmental • Supports initiatives like: renewable energy, reducing fossil fuel consumption and emissions, tree planting and reducing deforestation, recycling, and better waste management. Social • Supports initiatives like peace, social justice, reducing poverty, and other grassroots movements that promote social equity. ENVIRONMENTAL • Natural Resource Use • Environmental Mngt • Pollution Prevention (air, water, land, waste) SOCIAL OMIC •Standard of Living EPrmfi 1 • Education • Cost Savings Community • Economic Growth • Equal Cpportunity .Research & mill INSITE � (2 mm""-i=® ,� %/ y APTHOVSE a Development / OLD TOWN SQUARE r DDA Team Goals RENOVATION Mar= ] 2014 "The DDA's mission is to build public and private investment partnerships that foster economic, cultural and social growth in the Fort Collins central business district." Fort Collins DDA Team Goals • Honor the past with thoughtful design and quality • Economic vitality for businesses - minimal disruption • Create a world -class gathering space - now and future • Seamlessly blend Old Town Square with Linden Street • Design and build a low maintenance, attractive space • Safe public space with year-round uses • Provide engagement for stakeholders and community • Make construction experience meaningful and easy INSITE �� ML _-"0 OLD TOWN SQUARE Our Team Experts RENOVATION cld 2 Wot ; zo,a ` JIM LEGGITT FAIR Principal, studiolNSiTE Experience: 35 years Project Role: Project Principal in Charge, Planner and Visualist Our Team Organization DENNIS BUBBA ASLA PEA Principal and Founder, studiolNSITE Experience: 28 years project Role: Principal Public Realm and Streetscape Designer ERIC TAYLDR ASLA FLA Senior Landscape Architect, studlolNSITE Experience: 12 years Project Role: Project Manager OLD TOWN SQUARE TEAM LEADERSHIP Todd Dangerfield Matt Robenalt City of Port Downtown Keith Meyer, Claire Thomas, Project Manager Executive Collins Planning Business Ditesco Services Principal, Slate Fort Collins DDA Director/DDA and Public Works Association Communications CM/GC studiolNSITE, LLC TBD Dennis Rubbd,ASLA Jim Leggitt,FAIA ConsultingPrinicpal Principal/Project Designer STRUCTURAL DESIGN CIVIL ENGINEERING LIGHTING DESIGN ACOUSTIC DESIGN ENVIRONMENTAL )VAConsulting 1VA Consulting Clanton & Associates K2 Audio GRAPHICS Michaeal McDonald, PE. Charles R. Hager, IV PE Gregg Adams, LC Principal Deborah Britton, Principal Art House Ted Pryer,RE. Sr. coreJlmrt Marty Gregg, AIGA J I GEOTECHICAE SURVEY NA(.bx, NA(snudde, Architecture Plus Eric Taylor ASLA Jim Cox, ALA Project Manager Principal/Project Coordinator IRRIGATION DESIGN WATER FEATURE DESIGN COST ESTIMATION HydroSystems KDl OLC Aquaria TBO Ken DiPaolo Aldo Coronado, Principal (studiolNSITE will take on initial costing) NSITE MIlk„ GaVF %p A,AFi HOUSEku LIM CRN Au Principal. Architecture Plus Experience: 45 years Project Role: Principal/Project Coordinator MECHANICAUEtECTRICAL Beudin Ganze Brian Roberson, PE. Principal Goreyleedes, P.E. Ugswr ;4�� =��P OKI' ox, 1IIIIIIIIIIIII��1�'�" .. Tr "LIM ARCHITECTURE PLUS OLD TOWN SQUARE `� d a Team Experience RENOVATION .:.�ao�" � 1 Ma" 7 2014 Old Town Square Larimer Square Writer Square Lakewood Civic Center INSITE �� `• � _ ei-'�"""��a. IRTHOUIE L -1 OLD TOWN SQUAREI,_ Site Context RENOVATION . G Me1U]. 2014 ►/�ofRIIRI �A1t,o sm INSITE I w Integrated Design OLD TOWN SQUARE ftwl- � `� `� `1 RENOVATION Mart 7, 2014 1. Public Realm (Greater Old Town District) • Fitting into the greater urban context • Physical and visual connectivity • Reflecting the City's vision and planning direction 2. Project Realm (Old Town Square) • Responding to property owners, businesses and specific stakeholders • Contextual design, materials, infrastructure, connectivity and streetscape • Constructability, phasing, financial feasibility 3. Personal Realm (Individual Experience) • Design details related to the pedestrian scale Promotes social interaction, well-being, safety, connectivity, comfort and orientation • Provides character, beauty and happiness in INSITE `1;./ .,� ® B ,.u�.:`�0 y aereousEra U s OLD TOWN SQUARE . !�c�da Public Engagement RENOVATION ......fuk MM 7, 2014 Community Engagement • Internet and mobile tools for surveys, voting, idea submission, community challenge -Social media integration through Facebook, Twitter, Linkedln and Google+ -Strategic community workshops and presentations • Feedback mechanisms and follow-up -Collaboration with local press and CSU Best Design Practice • Listening to everyone • Embracing the history and culture of Fort Collins • Keeping the process simple • Ensuring all ideas fit within the context of the Public, Project and Personal Realm -Incorporating elements such as lighting, signage, outdoor dining, street furniture and landscaping -Design that encourages economic investment 2D Visual Solutions • Before and after sketches that combine with digital photographs .Quick hand drawings and diagrams that emphasize "work in progress" • Drawings that show context, character and emotion • "Hybrid" drawings that integrate traditional hand drawing with digital tools • Effective presentation graphics for all formats .>1' t `, / 't1 J... -14 ~ 44 3D Modeling Solutions • Simple SketchUp massing models that integrate Google Earth images •3D study models that show different alternative concepts • Moderately detailed SketchUp architectural models that show context, landscaping and activity -Computer animations when needed for promotion and fund raising purposes am INSITE � 0 ®r_"� ® V0/ Y ARTHOUSE