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ARTIC Phase 1 – Transportation Center Project Vision and Goals June 9, 2009

ARTIC Phase 1 – Transportation Center Project Vision and Goals June 9, 2009. Agenda Introductions Project Overview Project Vision Word Descriptions Vision Questions Next Steps. Agenda. CONCEPTUAL DESIGN:. A Soaring Open Space…. World Class Transportation Hub:

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ARTIC Phase 1 – Transportation Center Project Vision and Goals June 9, 2009

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  1. ARTIC Phase 1 – Transportation Center Project Vision and Goals June 9, 2009

  2. Agenda Introductions Project Overview Project Vision Word Descriptions Vision Questions Next Steps Agenda

  3. CONCEPTUAL DESIGN: A Soaring Open Space… • World Class Transportation Hub: • Functional, Adaptable, Flexible • An Iconic Design: • Skyline Presence and Visibility • Vibrant Urban Center: • Pedestrian, Sustainable, Civic, Public

  4. An American Train Station for the 21ST Century, Visionary, Timeless… “Arrival, Entrance, Destination, Gateway, Passage”

  5. A Vision of Open Space, Light, Volume, Velocity, Movement…

  6. 6 2 SR-57 1 7 3 Douglass Katella 7 Santa Ana River 5 4 1. INTERMODAL CENTER 2. STADIUM PAVILION ENTRY 3. GRAND PLAZA 4. SANTA ANA RIVER PARK 5. TREE GROVE PARKING 6. ANAHEIM STADIUM 7. EXISTING BUILDING (separate land owner) Concept Model 1 – Phase 1

  7. 8 2 SR-57 SR-57 7 1 Douglass 6 3 4 Katella 5 Santa Ana River 1. INTERMODAL CENTER 2. STADIUM PAVILION ENTRY 3. GRAND PLAZA 4. GRAND PROMENADE RETAIL/RESIDENTIAL 5. SANTA ANA RIVER PARK 6. COMMERCIAL OFFICE / RETAIL / PARKING 7. MIXED USE DEVELOPMENT 8. ANAHEIM STADIUM Concept Model 1 – Phase 3 (Build-Out)

  8. Cross-Section through Terminal Building and Plaza PASSENGERS DROP-OFF PLAZA TRAIN PLATFORMS BUS PLATFORMS / TAXI

  9. Pedestrian Oriented Environment N ANAHEIM STADIUM Katella Ave. Douglass Rd. • Safe, Pedestrian- • Friendly Streetscape • Wide sidewalks • Signalized Pedestrian Cross-Walks • Street trees, landscape, paving • Street lighting • CCTV Camera Monitoring • Bicycle access in Riverfront Park HONDA CENTER RIVERFRONT PARK Santa Ana River

  10. Vehicular Circulation N Katella Ave. ANAHEIM STADIUM ANAHEIM STADIUM Stadium Loop Road DROP-OFF & PICK-UP AREA KATELLA BUS STOP Douglass Rd. HIGH SPEED RAIL METROLINK / AMTRAK HONDA CENTER MAGLEV TRAIN Santa Ana River

  11. Option 2 : Phase 1 : Initial Transportation Facility : Level M1 (145’) Option 2 : Future Phases : Level M1 (145’)

  12. Vision ARTIC will be a world class transportation center where people transfer between travel services to reach Southern California activity centers and business districts. This facility will be an “airport without runways,” featuring remote baggage and check-in for passengers traveling to state, national and international destinations. Goals A dynamic place A strong sense of identity A modern yet timeless transportation center Shared transportation operations and support facilities Easy traveler transfers Links to area attractions and destinations Safe and comfortable environment Vision and Goals

  13. Local Context

  14. Transit Center Precedence - Built

  15. Transit Center Precedence - Design

  16. Vision

  17. Functional Flexibility -Day-to-Day Operations -Adapt to Future Development Character -Image and Identity -Iconic and Timeless Ownership -Belonging (Resident Population) -Safety and Security Authenticity -Inspiration from Orange County History / Culture -Public Art Program Accommodations -Inviting Public Spaces -Comfort and Convenience Nature -Site’s Setting -Sun and Shade Balanced + Integrated Uses -Mix of Uses -Connectivity Throughout Sustainable Design -LEED Certified Development -Foster Innovation Conceptual Design Principles

  18. Conceptual Design Imagery - Architecture

  19. Conceptual Design Imagery – Public Realm

  20. Conceptual Design Imagery – Urban Design Features

  21. Conceptual Design Imagery - Sustainability

  22. Gateway Word Definition

  23. Iconic Word Definition

  24. LEED Platinum/Sustainable Word Definition

  25. Functional Word Definition

  26. Operational Word Definition

  27. Safety and Security Word Definition

  28. Event Challenges Challenges

  29. Non Event Challenges Word Definition

  30. What means success for you on this project? Discussion Questions

  31. What does the future look like on this site? Discussion Questions

  32. Project Team PB HOK Arellano Associates Arlington Group Buro Happold Communication Arts Diaz Yourman Faith Group, LLC Faithful and Gould Horton Lees Brogdon International Parking Design Intueor Consulting Merry Norris Contemporary Art Newson Brown Acoustics Rolf Jensen Associates Thomas Consultants Selbert Perkins SWA Group Thornton Tomasetti Vertical Transportation Excellence Project Team

  33. Project Schedule Data Collection 8 weeks Master Plan 16 weeks Concept Design 12 weeks Schematic Design (15%) 12 weeks Design Development (30%) 15 weeks Construction Documents 60% 12 weeks 90% 16 weeks 100% 12 weeks October 2010 Bidding and Award 12 weeks Construction Services 26 months Spring 2013 Schedule

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