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Park Pavilion Pro ram

Custom Pavilion Program

Innovative Project Award

October 7, 2010


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pavilions were standardized catalog designs,with a few being custom designs, including thepavilion at Lindsley Park (1998)

Beginning with the 2003 BP, funding wasincluded for 26 custom pavilions

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and 1970 are referred to as Concrete Tdesigns, reflecting their concrete roof structures

Concrete T pavilions have many negative issues

including structural integrity, leaking roofs, lowhead clearance and poor aesthetics

These old and obsolete pavilions were identified

as a eve 1 pr or ty rep acement n t eRenaissance Planin 2002

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Concrete T Pavilionsat ar s -

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an award-winning Pavilion Program This ro ram celebrates the utilitarian structure

of the picnic pavilion and creates a unique

identity for individual parks, the Dallas parksystem and our city

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New Pavilions Pre-2003 Bondrogram

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custom pavilions or enhanced catalogpavilions, including those located at:

White Rock Lake Park

J. W. Ray Park Tenison Park

Lindsley Park

p on ar Maria Luna Park

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White Rock Lake Park1973

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J. W. Ray Park1996

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Tenison Park1998

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Lindsley Park1998

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Tipton Park2003

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Maria Luna2004

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current Park Pavilion Program It received an enthusiastic endorsement b the

Planning and Design Committee after the plan

approval presentation

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was established as the main goal for newpavilions

Architects are selected who are locally and

nationally recognized for their design excellence

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Issues, Requirements and Goals

or ep acemen av ons

Functionalit

Safety and security (visibility) Durabilit and maintenance

Materials

Vandalism (12 minimum distance to structuralmember)

Compliance with Fire Code

ccess ty Design Excellence

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Twenty-six new pavilions and six historical

Several of the pavilion projects weresubsequently cancelled due to otherneighborhood or council district priorities: Buckner Park Kidd Springs Kingsbridge Park

T.G. Terry Park

Churchill Pavilion was renovated to be

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compatible with the new recreation center, in lieu

of being replaced


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Bond Program Original No. Canceled/ Totals

Reprogrammed

2003 BP 26 6 20 Completed 14

In Design 3

In Bidding 1

2006 BP 11 1 10 Com leted 0

On Hold 1

In Design 8

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In Construction 1


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Ridgewood Park Pavilion2006

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Randall Park Pavilion2007

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Churchill Park Pavilion2007

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Casa View Park Pavilion2007

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Opportunity Park Pavilion2007

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Martin Weiss Park Pavilion2008

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Bel-Aire Park Pavilion2008

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Valley View Park Pavilion2008

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Lake Highlands North Park Pavilion2009

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Hattie Moore Park Pavilion2009

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Ferguson Park Pavilion2009

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Pecan Grove Park Pavilion2009

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Rose Haggar Park Pavilion2009

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Beverly Hills Park Pavilion2010

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Brownwood Park Pavilion(In construction)

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Lakewood Park Pavilion(In construction)

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Umphress Park Pavilion(Bid/Award Phase)

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College Park Pavilion(In Design)

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Funds were included for re lacement of 11

pavilions, including: Casa Linda Park In Design Fair Oaks Park On Hold

Glencoe Park In Design a e an s ar n es gn McCree Park (moved from B.B. Owen Park) In Design Kidd Springs Park (moved from Moss Park) In Design

Preston Green Park Cancelled Royal Park In Construction

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Westmoreland Park In Design


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Due to the extreme escalation in construction

costs during the term of the 2003 BP,supplemental funding was included in the 2006

or pav ons:

Kingsbridge (reprogrammed to Nash-Davis

Pecan Grove (completed)

Rose Haggar (completed)

Valley View (completed)

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Cotillion Park Pavilion(In Design)

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Glencoe Park Pavilion(In Design)

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Kidd Springs Park Pavilion(In Design)

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McCree Park Pavilion(In Design)

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Royal Park(In Construction)

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Webb Chapel Park(In Design)

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Low: $ 67,000 Hi h: $149,000

Average: $108,000

Custom Pavilions: Low: $ 70,000 (Martin Weiss)

High: $330,000 (Hattie Moore)

Average: $201,186 (For 17 pavilions)

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pavilions incur the same annual operating andmaintenance (O&M) cost:

New pavilion $7,715

Replacement pavilion $4,745 The O&M costs include litter removal; repair or

replacement of site furnishings, maintenance of

e pav on an e ec r ca

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Custom pavilions are designed with

nei hborhood involvement and a roval

They are held in high regard by theneighborhood and are considered an asset to

There has been very little vandalism

Desi n of the icnic avilions ives desi ners inthe community a chance to showcase theirtalents and instill a sense of pride to the

Design and construction of custom pavilionscreates a positive economic impact in the

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the hedonic value of neighborhoods


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Publications

Dallas Morning News FDLuxe Magazinearticle New Pavilions in Dallas parks displayam t ous c v c arc tecture

Texas Architectarticle Renaissance for Dallas

Awards

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American Institute of Architects (AIA) DallasChapter Best of Show and Blackson Brick

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Excellence in Community Design Award


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things as well as monuments: trees, parks,sidewalks, views, what urbanist William Whytememorably called tremendous trifles. Individually,they may not amount to much, but collectively they

have an enormous impact because they help makecities livable and memorable.

In its own modest way, the Dallas Pavilion(Program) is making a similar statement that the

the arenas and skyscrapers.

,Magazine article New Pavilions in Dallas parksdisplay ambitious civic architecture,April 23, 2008

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