Akwesasne A’nowara’ko:wa Arena Area Master Plan Depictions

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Akwesasne A’nowara’ko:wa Arena Area Master Plan Depictions Student Participants: Ryan Brown, Leudin Dominguez, Thomas Gagnon, Quintana Hart, Haley Szeglowski Layout Images: Jon Ignatowski, GIS Technician Reviewed and Edited: Erik Backus

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Akwesasne A’nowara’ko:wa

Arena Area

Master Plan Depictions Student Participants: Ryan Brown, Leudin Dominguez,

Thomas Gagnon, Quintana Hart, Haley Szeglowski

Layout Images: Jon Ignatowski, GIS Technician

Reviewed and Edited: Erik Backus

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Layout Option Premises

▪ Option 1: Lacrosse Stick Monument in the Center of

the site, vicinity of the cul-de-sac/arena building

▪ Option 2: Lacrosse Stick Monument at the existing high

point at northeastern corner of the site.

▪ All Options:

▫ Provide for a full size Lacrosse/Soccer Field

▫ Place 4x volleyball courts, 1x basketball court, 1x skate park,

1x tennis court

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Existing Conditions

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Topography

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Review of Options

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Option 1

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Seeing the LAX Monument

Option 1

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Option 1A

LAX

Monument

Changing

room /

Canteen

LEGEND

Sidewalk

Soccer

field

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LAX Monument

▪ Having the statue centrally located on site allows

visitors to understand its importance and is visually

pleasing from all angles, not just across the river.

▪ Idea(s): Having a statue that shows pride and strength

(still standing)

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Lacrosse/Soccer Field

▪ The decision to keep the soccer/

lacrosse field where it is currently

located is based on a few key factors.

▪ The ground in this location is the most

level due to the fact the previous

soccer/ lacrosse field was there.

▪ Lights are already installed with the

surrounding slope providing a stadium

style feel.

▪ Idea(s): Adding benches and bleachers

for players and spectators

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Courts/ Changing Room

▪ Encompassing the Native

American symbol allows for a very

sleek and robust layout that is

captivating to the eye.

▪ Idea(s):

▫ Adding benches and bleachers for

players and spectators

▫ Having a water fountain at the

changing area

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Band Shell

▪ Locating the Bandshell centrally on site allows acoustics

to reach all areas of the site. Also, the angle of the

Bandshell allows some spectators to watch from their

vehicles which accommodates for older and

handicapped people alike.

▪ Idea(s): have electric power for the Bandshell

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Skate Park

▪ Having the skatepark in the lower left hand of the site

allows skaters to have a private area free of pedestrians

and events.

▪ Idea(s): having an outdoor water fountain

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Existing playground

Band Shell

LAX Monument

Changing room / Canteen

Volleyball

Basketball

Tennis

Skate Park

Water Fountain,

feature garden or

second option for LAX

monument

Extended

Parking Lot

Option 1B

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Main Area

▪ Extending Parking lot - more

things to do, more people

▪ Central piece, so it is not plain

(I was worried about putting the

LAX Monument here because

something might block over river

view)

▪ Sidewalks connecting everything,

canteen is central

▪ Steps down to bandshell, easy

access

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Lacrosse/Soccer Field

● Space for events

● Walk around LAX Monument,

gives importance

● Complete path around, easy to

make small or big loop. (Do not

have to turn around, may need

some stairs)

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Option 2

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Seeing the LAX Monument

Option 2

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Existing playground

Band Shell

LAX Monument

Changing room

/Canteen

Volleyball

Tennis

Option 2A

Skate Park

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Lacrosse Field and Band Shell

▪ Lacrosse Field ▫ Most suitable area

▫ Less time developing

▪ Band Shell ▫ Slope of Hill

▫ Use field as extra

space for events using

band shell

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Lacrosse Monument

▪ Upper Northeast Corner

▪ Best visibility from across

the river and the

international bridge; as well

as the main entrance

▪ At second highest point

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Courts, Skate Park, Canteen

▪ Generalized Location and Optimizes Space

▪ Canteen in central location to all amenities

Skate Park

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Skate Park Change for Option 2A

▪ Skate Park addition to Walking Trail

▫ More area for activities

▫ Versatile

▫ Embed skatepark in current landscape

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Band Shell

Volleyball

Basketball

Tennis

Skate Park

Option 2B Lacrosse/Soccer Field

Volleyball

Skate Park

LAX Monument

Existing playground

Changing room /

Canteen

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Lacrosse/ Soccer Field ● Create field exactly to

specifications and

quality

● Change property focus

● More accessibility

● Creates a second large

organization area

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Basketball and Tennis

Courts

● Build basketball court

on already developed

land

● Least amount of

additional development

● Tennis court is easily

accessible

● Can be combined with

basketball court if the

play surface is

compatible

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Skate Park

● Create fitness trail

with objects usable

as skate obstacles

● Spreads skate park

over larger area than

a single facility

● Multi-use opportunity

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Volleyball Courts

● Sand courts near the

river give a beach like

feeling

● Spreading them out

creates a less

developed feeling

● Allows multiple groups

to play without

interference

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Band Shell and Changing

Facilities

● Angled slightly towards existing

lacrosse field and placed near the

river to optimize space for

attendees

● Allows more social interactions

towards right side of the band shell

● Picnic and children’s play area in

lacrosse field

● Changing rooms in most central

and accessible location

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Walkways

● Placed in most accessible

location

● Easily get from one location

to another

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Band Shell

Changing room / Canteen

Existing Playground

Option 2C

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Lacrosse Field

▪ Remain in existing location

▪ Land area most suitable

▪ Replace/Fix current field

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Lacrosse Monument and Band Shell

▪ Lacrosse Monument

▫ In proximity to highest point

▫ Can be viewed from all angles

▪ Band Shell

▫ Open area for events

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Courts

▪ Basketball

▪ Tennis ▫ Smaller

▪ Changing Room ▫ Close proximity to courts

and Band Shell

▪ North to South

▪ No Skate Park

▪ Volleyball ▫ Beach like feel, near water.

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Existing

playground

Band Shell

Skate Park

LAX Monument Option 2D

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Walkway

▪ To allow anyone to walk anywhere throughout the entire

place.

▪ Ideally using wood

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Volleyball

▪ Having the Volleyball courts near the water to mimic the

“Ocean feel.”

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Tennis

▪ Having the Tennis court in its own area, yet be around

the other sports area.

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Basketball

▪ Being near the area of the sports section.

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Lax Monument

▪ The blue outer ring- walkway for people to see the

monument in full 360.

▪ Highest peak

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Soccer Field

▪ The location is convenient

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Band Shell

▪ The band shell is have a “balcony”

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Questions?