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Home My WebLink AboutCOW 2020-01-27 Item 2 - Presentation - Public Safety Plan Public ArtWEINSTEINA+U FIRE STATIONS 51 & 52 ART PROGRAM PRESENTATION TUKWILA CITY COUNCIL 01.27.2020 ARCHITECTS + URBAN DESIGNERS FIRE STATION 52 7/- 7 -17/ • : • r€4,1 a-7444 _ 51 &52BUILDING CONCEPTS Fire Station 5l islocated onSouthcenterParkway atSouth 18OthStreet. The neighboring buildings in the Southcenter commercial area include big box stores, chain restaurants, and amovie theater, which do not encourage frequent pedestrian activity. Station Sl will therefore be viewed primarily from cars driving by or stopping at the adjacent traffic signal, which inspired the bold patterning of the glazing "slots"along the facade and the oversized signage. Five Station 52 is located onthe City Hall campus and /s otherwise bordered by low-rise, residential properties. The site will be experienced by visitors driving to the station, people walking upthe sidewalk from Southcenter8lvd and 65th Avenue, neighborhood dog'vvalkers,and employees from City Hall and other local offices crossing through the site on lunch breaks. � ��UU�' �� U�UUKKU�UN�n�� o�mmx�o �u ��u��xnm�� Fire Stations 5l and 52were conceived of asa"farnily"ofbuildings that would be recognizable within the community. They have been designed toestablish astrong civic presence intheir respective neighborhoods and represent asense ofpermanence, safety, and reliability, by means of their architectural language and materials. Both stations will have primarily brick exteriors with some areas of aluminum panel rainscoeen and glazing. The dark brick at Station 51 is meant tostand out incommercial SouthcenteC while the red -purple brick at Station 52 has been chosen to suit its residential surroundings. Iconic "fire station red" doors surrounded by clear glazing will afford views into the apparatus bays at both buildings. FIRE STATIONS 51853ART PROGRAM PRESENTATION TUKYV|LACITY COUNCIL O127.2O2O WEINSTEIN/1+U 2 FIRE STATION 51 —1,VIVI1112121111411ffagfeat-,-_-_& ''-4c4rz 44eZ4r..4 ' 4 „4,4444 4 oa FIRE STATIONS Si & 52 ART PROGRAM PRESENTATION TUKWILA CITY COUNCIL Ot27.2020 WEINSTEINA+U STORAGE REAR APRON APPARATUS (3AY Li OVERSIZED "SI" BUILDING SIGNAGE FRONT APRON FIRST FLOOR PLAN AIR LOCK GEAR STORAGE AIR LOCK TATION OFFICE WOOD SLAB WALL ART LOBBY 10,45.00.,#.so‘ LOBBY ART DISPLAY WOOD SLAB LOBBY BENCH LOBBY MURAL ENTRY PLAZA AND BENCHES FITNESS ROOM ELEC, WOOD SLAB KITCHEN TABLE 0 STORMWATER DETENTION GARDEN FITNESS ROOM WALL MURAL 0 51 ART LOCATIONS Building Signage Entry Experience obby Art Display ood Slab Lobby Elements ood Slab Kitchen Table Program FIRE STATIONS 51 & 52 ART PROGRAM PRESENTATION TUKWILA CITY COUNCIL 01.27.2020 WEINSTEINA÷U 51 BUILDING SIGNAGE = ---43-kwkraopvifiV4 ,tkiNto$00-4f -giatitiviateaktP - 1 _ —10. rje 721 * 0 550 STATION IDENTITY The signage on the Southcenter Parkway facade is scaled to relate to people viewing the station at different speeds. The "51" on the building is oversized so that it can be clearly read by people driving by, whereas the "Tukwila Fire Department" signage is scaled for people stopped at the intersection, and the "Fire Station 51"signage above the door is intended to be viewed by visitors approaching the building on foot. Together, the building signage establishes a strong station identity that celebrates the firefighters and supports the greater community. ROM Pricing: $22,500 FIRE STATIONS 51 & 52 ART PROGRAM PRESENTATION TUKWILA CITY COUNCIL 01.272020 WEINSTEINA+U 5 51 ENTRY EXPERIENCE 0 GATHERING AND ACTIVITY A tapered front walk and entry plaza lead visitors to the main building entry alongside a depressed rain garden that celebrates the process of on -site stormwater management. The walkway is bordered by a low concrete wall with built-in wood bench seating that invites visitors to pause or gather. The slots in the concrete echo the full -height glazing slots within the brick facade, reinforcing the established architectural language. This integrated seat wall strategy is used throughout the site to define space, including at the rear of the building in the firefighters' private courtyard. ROM Pricing: $35,000 1 MAIN ENTRY FIRE STATIONS 51 & 52 ART PROGRAM PRESENTATION TUKWILA CITY COUNCIL 01 212020 WEINSTEIN A+U 51 LOBBY ART DISPLAY Glass Cabinets with Glass Shelves and Display Lighting / I \ / i \ / 1 I / / = „__ i : , = \ , -,- / I \ I ,,,,,,,== = = H_H= 4 H H = = = \ i / I \ / I \ 1 / / i \ 1 / \ ! / i \ i / \ / N =H. Wood Veneer Cabinets with Adjustable Shelves Wood Veneer Panelling Tackable Panel Counter CU RATED DISPLAY A custom display wall in the Lobby provides space for curated art displays that can easily be updated over time. Art exhibits could include fire department memorabilia, historic photographs, and other artifacts of significance to Tukwila, and could be curated by the Arts Commission in collaboration with the Fire Department. ROM Pricing: $10, 000 • FIRE STATIONS 51 & 52 ART PROGRAM PRESENTATION TUKWILA CITY COUNCIL 01.2T2020 WE1NSTEINA+U 51 & 52 FOSTER MAPLE TREE NOAH KRIEGSI ANN CONAN STORLIE HISTORIC SIGNIFICANCE Wood from the fallen maple tree at the Foster Golf Course has been salvaged for use in several custom art installations within the new Public Safety Program buildings. The Fire Station design team is working with experienced craftsmen to develop installations that celebrate the life of the tree and provide opportunities for both the public and the firefighters to interact with these slabs. ABOUT THE FABRICATORS: NK BUILD NK build is a two -man, design/build team in Seattle, Washington, speacializing in custom furniture and built- ins. With a focus on reclaimed and sustainably sourced materials, we work primarily with locally salvaged woods and steel. We both have a long history in the building trades, as well as with artistic visual mediums. As Seattle natives, we are very connected to the region and its unique identity. Much of our aesthetic is informed by tying together the distinct characters of industry and nature and portraying the contract between the two. We hope that our compositions offer much more of a story than just their function. Collaboration with our clients allows for the best outcomes. Some of our most gratifying work in the past has been with community -focused organizations, especially those with goals of preservation and public wel I -being. This list includes The Bullitt Foundation, King County Public Libraries, Forterra, Greenfire Campus, and Rainier National Park. We are very enthused and honored by the chance to collaborate with the Tukwila Fire Department, We deeply appreciate the importance of their work, and look forward to being a part of their new stations. It is our hope that the department feels a connection and ownership for these pieces. It is a special opportunity to build things that will serve as gathering places within the stations, and mark that space for many years. Additionally, we understand that part of the new station design is for the greater community of Tukwila, and an opportunity for the public to feel welcome. We are further inspired to create works that will help serve this purpose. FIRE STATIONS 51 & 52 ART PROGRAM PRESENTATION TUKWILA CITY COUNCIL 01,27,2020 WE NSTE NA+U 51 WOOD SLAB LOBBY ELEMENTS 0 NATURAL BEAUTY Representatives from the Fire Department, along with the design team and fabricator, have selected a wood slab from the fallen Foster Maple Tree for a cantilevered bench in the station lobby. This art piece will be used by members of the community who visit the fire station for activities such as blood pressure checks. A larger slab from the Foster Maple has also been selected to hang on the corridor wall in a composition with "Tukwila Fire Department" signage. Visible through the glazing at the Vestibule, this installation will greet visitors to the station. The installation of the slab running from floor to ceiling will give the impression the tree is growing out of the floor and will celebrate the unique size and shape of the Foster maple. ROM Pricing: $19,500 FIRE STATIONS 51 & 52 ART PROGRAM PRESENTATION TUKWILA CITY COUNCIL 01.2T2020 WEINSTEiNA±U 51 WOOD SLAB KITCHEN TABLE zfL,Vrt•-, 0 LEGACY & CAMARADERIE The kitchen table is the heart of the station, where crews share meals and enjoy downtime together. It was important to the firefighters that this space have a special significance, thus they decided to incorporate a wood slab from the Foster Maple tree as a nod to the history of their city. An appropriate slab has been selected and the fabricator will work closely with the firefighters to design a custom steel base for the table, which will be large enough to seat the current crew and that of a future expansion. A sibling table is also being fabricated for Station 52, which will be sized to fit the crew and leadership housed at the Battalion Station. ROM Pricing: $10,000 per station GREAT ROOM FIRE STATIONS 51 & 52 ART PROGRAM PRESENTATION TUKWILA CITY COUNCIL 01.2T2020 WEINSTEINA+U 51 MURAL PROGRAM ANDREW NAM ARTIST 0 PROGRAM INSPIRATION A local graphic designer is working with the Tukwila firefighters to develop a series of murals to be located throughout the two new stations. These murals will playfully illustrate aspects of the firefighters' work and provide moments of inspiration and levity, as well as another visual link between the two buildings as crews, administrative staff, and the general public move through or visit the stations. The majority of the murals are based on a series of photographs that the designer took of the Tukwila firefighters in action. The image devel- oped for the fitness room wall at FS51 invokes the themes of body, team, and movement, re- minding the firefighters why they put so much effort into their physical conditioning. ROM Pricing: $8,000 --I FIRE STATIONS 51 & 52 ART PROGRAM PRESENTATION TUKWILA CITY COUNCIL 01.272020 WEINSTEINA+U 11 51 LOBBY MURAL 0 HISTORY AND MEANING The mural designed for the Lobby wall behind the wood bench is inspired by the Foster Maple and acts as an interpretive guide to the bench below and adjacent, wall -mounted slab. Developed with input from the City of Tukwila and the Fire Department, the art reinterprets the tree's rings into a timeline for the City and Tukwila FD. The text calls out key events and dates in their organizational histories, starting with the year the tree was planted and finishing with 2020, the year the building will be opened. ROM Pricing: $8,000 FIRE STATIONS 51 & 52 ART PROGRAM PRESENTATION TUKWILA CITY COUNCIL 01.27.2020 WEINSTEINA+U 1 2 FIRE STATION 52 Ca FIRE STATIONS 51 & 52 ART PROGRAM PRESENTATION TUKWILA CITY COUNCIL 01.27.2020 I TEINA+U 0 4 • SITE PLAN REAR APRON FIRE STATION 52 FRONT APRON • et • 0 • * • * • * * * * * * • • • * * 4 * * * * * * * * * • *4 ''''• 8e • 0 a 0 04.0 a 44*, 4 474' • 4-4 44,L4 1.44 • * * 4 *8 * 0-40 • • • * * 0 * * * *L. * * * * * ** * • • * * * * * *************** , • 4 4 4 4 4 • • • • , • • a • -- MAIN ENTRANCE * * * 8 4 * * * * * * 4 * * * * * * 4 * * * * ENTRY PLAZA „4,4444- * • I , TO 65TH • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • * ****************••••••*000**************,*************** * * * * * *, * 8 * • * 0 . . --,';':f.' ' , ,, ' . . a a a ; „--,- a .. 4 4 MEMORIAL GARDEN 52 SITE ART LOCATIONS Entry Plaza e o ial Garden FIRE STATIONS 51 & 52 ART PROGRAM PRESENTATION TUKWILA CITY COUNCIL 01.2T2020 WEINSTEINA+U K�U�� &kN��N��K�U�U ^�@K�A��U� wp �� PLAZA x� mm��ov�nxnnn� vu��nxuv�n� —^ _ _` � � 11 � / -__-------___� __— � I W0ft:LAHW=W .Z-1 �� g��U�&��U�U �� ,mo�uun�n�ox��»nnxo The entry plaza for Station 52vvill be utilized byfirefighters and administrative staff, aswell as building visitors. The entry plaza identifies and activates the main building entrance and provides a unique place within the site to relax or socialize. Offset benches and landscaping create smaller clusters ofseating and frame the primary entry pathway. The site constraints required the inclusion of hammerhead for visiting apparatus toturn around in when arriving at the station. Rather than devote a large swath ofpavement exclusively for this infrequent use, the design team created acontinuous surface of patterned paving between the front apron and the building entry, demarcating the turn- around area with small, concrete plinths rather than ubiquitous steel bollards. The language of the benches and plinths /s a permutation of the site walls and benches designed for Fire Station 51,vvhich again echoes the language of the building facade. ROM Pricing: $55000 �K%��~� ��K� K��U��~'�U��U� � o �@� .xow�"~� o`�un REFLECTION `�on The memorial garden provides adestination and place ofrespite for both City employees and neighbors. Seat walls will be located so that small groups can gather o/individuals can enjoy aquiet moment. The garden has been designed asaframework for future memorial installations coordinated byeither the Fine Department or Arts Commission, which would add layers of meaning tothe public's experience ofthe space. ROM Pricing: $20,000 Cn FIRE STATIONS S1&63ART PROGRAM PRESENTATION TUKYYU8CITY COUNCIL 01.27.2O2O WEINSTE\N/\+[1 l� GREAT ROOM MURAL IN RESPONDING STAIRWELL WOOD SLAB KITCHEN TABLE MURAL IN PUBLIC STAIRWELL PHYSICAL TRAINING MURAL LOBBY ART DISPLAY WOOD SLAB LOBBY BENCH AMA UNCH ROOM ST. CHIEF ST. CHIEF BATH `LOBBY VESTIBUU 1ECH. :. COMM PUBLIC STAIR C RESPOND. STAIR PTAIN FICE STATION OFFICE BACKUPS EOC/ TRAINING ROW CHIEF'S OFFICE ROOM GEAR STORAGE OPEN TO APPARATUS BAY BELOW REAR APRON FRONT APRON H SECOND FLOOR PLAN OVERSIZED "52" BUILDING SIGNAGE FIRST FLOOR PLAN 52 BUILDING ART LOCATIONS Building Signage obby Art Display Lobby Benches ood Slab Kitchen Table ural Program FIRE STATIONS 51 & 52 ART PROGRAM PRESENTATION TUKWILA CITY COUNCIL 01.27.2020 WE T S TE I N A+ U 52 BUILDING SIGNAGE -A. -4" 4w"" 71-1 Ez-ZA * 0 * STATION IDENTITY Station 52 is accessed off 65th Ave S via an internal access road and has minimal street frontage. Only the northern -most portion of the building will be visible from 65th Ave S and will be highlighted with a red, oversized "52" mounted on the brick end of the apparatus bay. This signage serves two purposes: it identifies the station to people driving by and also welcomes firefighters home when they return from a call. The "Fire Station 52" signage above the main entrance is located and scaled to be viewed by people approaching the building on foot. ROM Pricing: $22,500 -,P4-4*,4Z40: FIRE STATIONS 51 & 52 ART PROGRAM PRESENTATION TUKWILA CITY COUNCIL 01.272020 WEINSTEINA+U 7 52 LOBBY ELEMENTS 0 CURATED DISPLAY As at Fire Station 51, a custom display wall in the Lobby provides space for curated art displays that can easily be updated. Art exhibits could include fire department memorabilia, historic photographs, other artifacts of significance to Tukwila, or exhibits by local artists. This display wall also incorporates a "concealed" wood door that leads to the uniform storage closet beyond. ROM Pricing: $12,500 PUBLIC INTERACTION Wood slabs from the fallen Foster Maple Tree have also been selected for two cantilevered benches in this station lobby. These benches will be used by members of the community who visit the fire station for activities including blood pressure checks, both while waiting in the entry vestibule and once inside the secure lobby. ROM Pricing: $10,000 MAIN ENTRANCE FIRE STATIONS 51 & 52 ART PROGRAM PRESENTATION TUKWILA CITY COUNCIL 01.27.2020 WEINSTEINA+U 18 52 MURAL PROGRAM VINNIMMS1 INSPIRATIONAL IMAGES PUBLIC STAIR MURAL FITNESS ROOM MURAL MURAL CONCEPT The two staircases will each include a multi- story mural. These designs are still being developed under the guidance of the Fire Department, but will again draw from the photographs taken of Tukwila Fire Department members in action. The mural in the fitness room will continue the themes of body, team, and movement. The design for this room uses the images of the fire- fighters in action to reinterpret an iconic album cover in a playful way. ROM Pricing: $34,000 Iff 'I co FIRE STATIONS 51 & 52 ART PROGRAM PRESENTATION TUKWILA CITY COUNCIL 01.2T2020 WEINSTEINA+U WEINSTEINA+U ARCHITECTS + URBAN DESIGNERS FIRE STATION 52 7/- 7 -ft/ • : • TUKWILA JUSTICE CENTER PUBLIC ART PRESENTATION to CITY COUNCIL I January 27, 2019 L DLR Group Playful Seating Corner Plaza PUBLIC ART PRESENTATION TO CITY COUNCIL I January 27, 2020 AGENDA MUNICIPAL ARTS PLAN PROJECT SCOPE & BUDGET SITE FEATURES BUILDING FEATURES DLR Group Pmeel - redftootto MOX-Aft,PY*1 newgroi MUNICIPAL ARTS PLAN PROJECT GOALS FOR ART & CULTURE Tukwila International Boulevard is a dynamic, walkable neighborhood where the Municipal Arts Plan encourages, "art can give identity to International Boulevard ... bringing color and beauty to the streetscape." The design of the public spaces and plazas of the Justice Center encourages a thriving platform for expression and visual interest. Flexible gathering places with intimate lighting, distinctive pedestrian amenities, and calming natural buffers will celebrate Tukwila's public spaces and enhance the distinct character of the neighborhood. I 0 ABOVE: TUKWILA INTERNATIONAL BLVD STATION SCULPTURE BY CLARK WIEGMAN ABOVE CENTER: TUKWILA LIBRARY SCULPTURE BY JOHN FLEMING ABOVE RIGHT: MUNICIPAL ARTS PLAN MAP OF TUKWILA INTERNATIONAL BLVD DISTRICT FAR RIGHT: TUKWILA JUSTICE CENTER PUBLIC ART PRESENTATION TO CITY COUNCIL I January 27, 2020 DLR Group PROJECT SCOPE & BUDGET ROUGH ORDER OF MAGNITUDE [ROM] COST BREAKDOWN BUILDING FEATLRES Facade Canvas 'Forest Grove': $75,000 Wrapping the tallest corner of the Justice Center is a perforated metal canvas 'forest groveinstallation. This feature superimposes an abstract forest of dense deciduous understory on the facade, relating to the dense canopy once found throughout Tukwila and local environs, while simultaneously providing users inside clear access to daylight. This feature will be directly visible from adjacent streets all the way to Tukwila International Boulevard Station platforms, providing immediate building recognition and a placemaking landmark. Foster Tree Slab Signage: $30,000 Wayfinding signage created from smaller maple slabs from the Foster Golf Links Big Leaf Maple tree are provided to identify major programs, such as the Courtroom and Public Records. This includes a monument to the tree itself, in the form of the monument slab explaining the maple tree's origins and important Tukwila connection. 7(01(4. Mtg.( MIA, Timber Wall 'Duwamish': $140,000 Within the same entrance lobby as the Foster tree monument, a series of timber slats define a Duwamish River solid/void form. The Duwamish representation figuratively recreates its historic path through Tukwila boundaries, while being illuminated by a series of lights meant to highlight the course of the watershed throughout the evening and nighttime hours. Concrete Aggregate Seeding: $15,000 Playing off riparian Duwamish watershed themes, a subtle aggregate flow -line draws circulation patterns from the lobby to Police or Courts reception and areas found throughout the Justice Center both public and private. Courtroom Dias: $55,000 Beyond the dais in the courtroom is a backlit glass wa I with a natural frit designed to be a calming feature in the courtroom for public and staff assembly. The soft lighting mimics natural motifs on the etched glass frit, adding to a calming atmosphere within the courtroom itself. PUBLIC ART PRESENTATION TO CITY COUNCIL I January 27, 2020 DLR Group PROJECT SCOPE & BUDGET SITE FEATURES Auxiliary Power / Amenity:$55,000 The Justice Center's public par<ing facilities are enhanced with integrated power supply capabilities. The facility is capable of providing service to food trucks, farmers market stalls, extracurricular sporting events, and much more. These electrical connections are integral to the city Parks & Recreation goal of utilizing public infrastructure outside of the Justice Center operating hours to provide public benefits to the community year-round. Public Plaza: Art Poles: Site Walls: $45,000 A combination of pedestrian amenity space and landscaping soft spaces opens up the Justice Center grounds along Tukwila International Boulevard to public gathering. The space is outfitted with mixed seating, art poles and landscape buffers allowing for refuge from the street, informal meeting space, and public art installation. Generous planting beds, lawn and mixed tree canopy will bloom into a green space of comfortable shade trees and deciduous variety. $38,000 String lights hang and illuminate the Public Plaza from a series of art poles capaDle of mounting a variety of banners, permanent or seasonal installations. With varying heights the poles add spatial form and three-dimensional boundaries to the plaza, enhancing evening and night-time character of the space on the street. $35,000 Textured concrete site walls perform as enhanced physical icentifiers of the Justice Center and as street furniture for pedestrians. They serve dual duty as integrated, unobtrusive physical barriers to protect pedestrians and the building. z PUBLIC ART PRESENTATION TO CITY COUNCIL I January 27, 2020 ROUGH ORDER OF MAGNITUDE [ROM] COST BREAKDOWN DLR Group Facade Canvas 'Forest Grove' Patterns of abstract imagery adds depth to the facade on the southeast corner of the Justice Center. The corner faces Tukwila International Boulevard light rail station to the South, anchoring the block as an icon thousands of daily passerby will encounter. Wrapping the tallest corner of the Justice Center is a perforated metal canvas 'forest grove' installation. This feature superimposes an abstract forest of dense deciduous understory on the facade, relating to the dense canopy once found throughout Tukwila and local environs, while simultaneously providing users inside clear access to daylight. This feature will be directly visible from adjacent streets all the way to Tukwila International Boulevard Station platforms, providing immediate building recognition and a placemaking landmark. PUBLIC ART PRESENTATION TO CITY COUNCIL I January 27, 2020 FACADE CANVAS ICON CORNER DLR Group Timber Wall 'Duwamish' The Justice Center feature wall design takes inspiration from the historic course of the Duwamish river. The critical habitat bordering Tukwila is reimagined as a centerpiece of the Justice Center, grounding and complimenting the natural wayfinding found throughout the building. Within the same entrance lobby as the Foster tree monument, a series of timber slats define a Duwamish River solid/void form. The Duwamish representation figuratively recreates its historic path through Tukwila boundaries, while being illuminated by a series of lights meant to highlight the course of the watershed throughout the evening and nighttime hours. T LL L . v BYOTHER PUBLIC ART PRESENTATION TO CITY COUNCIL 1 January 27, 2020 LOBBY FEATURE FOR ALL DLR Group Concrete Aggregate Seeding DUWAMISH WAYFINDING Playing off riparian watershed themes, a subtle aggregate flow - line draws circulation patterns from the lobby to Police or Courts reception and areas found throughout the Justice Center both public and private. PUBLIC ART PRESENTATION TO CITY COUNCIL I January 27, 2020 USING ORGANIC CURVES AND MATERIALS TO GUIDE THE USER DLR Group CENTERED BETWEEN THE LOBBY ENTRIES IS THE PROPOSED MONUMENT SLAB FASHIONED FROM A RECLAIMED LOCAL HISTORIC TREE. MOUNTED VERTICALLY, THIS TACTILE MONUMENT INVOKES A SENSE OF PLACE AND HOSTS WOOD SIGNAGE THE JUSTICE CENTER DEDICATION PLAQUE FOR VIEWING DAY OR NIGHT. Slab Signage I Monument Slab Wayfinding signage created from smaller maple slabs from the Foster Golf Links tree are provided to identify major programs, such as the Courtroom and Public Records. PUBLIC ART PRESENTATION TO CITY COUNCIL I January 27, 2020 LIVE EDGE WOOD SLAB R Group Slab Signage / Wayfinding To delineate important programs, departmental signage utilizes smaller sections of reclaimed slabs. These blade signs bring natural variation and distinct visual identity to the Justice Center wayfinding. Other signage pays respect to this identity by subtly reinforcing this imagery. PUBLIC ART PRESENTATION TO CITY COUNCIL I January 27, 2020 WOOD SIGNAGE LIVE EDGE WOOD SLAB DLR Group Court Dias Beyond the dais in the courtroom is a backlit glass wall with a natural frit designed to be a calming feature in the courtroom for public and staff assembly. The soft lighting enhances natural motifs on the etched glass frit, adding to a calming atmosphere within the courtroom itself. ABOVE: COURTROOM WITH DAYLIGHTING, WARM TEXTURES, AND SOFT TONES PUBLIC ART PRESENTATION TO CITY COUNCIL I January 27, 2020 COURTROOM NATURAL SHAPES AND WARM TONES 16 DLR Group NORTH LOT FOOD & ARTS FESTIVALS - FOOD TRUCKS - PUBLIC AMENITY Market Tents Auxiliary Power / Community Amenity The vision for the North Lot public lot is one of civic engagement, an amenity the community may use to come together. Fitted with switched power supply, the North Lot allows for food vendors, market stalls, and even small performance stages. These electrical connections are integral to the city Parks & Recreation goal of utilizing public infrastructure outside of the Justice Center operating hours to provide public benefits to the community year-round. c;# Food Trucks PUBLIC ART PRESENTATION TO CITY COUNCIL I January 27, 2020 .14 Food Trucks r DLR Group NORTH LOT laaJ2S Ll oSt Food Trucks PUBLIC ART PRESENTATION TO CITY COUNCIL I January 27, 2020 BASKETBALL I SOCCER 116 DLR Group Public Plaza A combination of open pedestrian amenity space and landscaping soft spaces opens up the Justice Center grounds along Tukwila International Boulevard to public gathering. The space is outfitted with mixed seating, art poles and landscape buffers allowing for refuge from the street, informal meeting space, and public art installation. Generous planting beds, lawn and mixed canopy will bloom into a green space of comfortable shade trees and deciduous variety. PUBLIC ART PRESENTATION TO CITY COUNCIL I January 27, 2020 PUBLIC PLAZA COMMUNITY OPEN SPACE WITH FLEXIBLE PROGRAMMING 11 0 re VI re 16 DLR Group Art Poles PUBLIC PLAZA String lights hang and illuminate the Public Plaza from a series of art poles capable of mounting a variety of banners, permanent or seasonal installations. With varying heights the poles add spatial form and three-dimensional boundaries to the plaza, enhancing evening and night-time character of the space on the street. Site Walls Textured concrete site walls perform as enhanced physical identifiers of the Justice Center and as street furniture for pedestrians. Banner Arm TOP RIGHT: PLAZA WITH BANNER SIGNS OR PUBLIC ART ATTACHED LOWER RIGHT: ART POLES, PUBLIC GATHERINGS Square 6 in, PUBLIC ART PRESENTATION TO CITY COUNCIL I January 27, 2020 ART POLES - CAFE SEATING - PERFORMING ARTS Skates Harc7.1wcart: thar ets 1 I 0 0 0 DLR Group THANK YOU! PUBLIC ART PRESENTATION TO CITY COUNCIL I January 27, 2019 L DLR Group