Water Works Park Design Presentation, February 13, 2014

1. Central Mississippi Riverfront Regional Park Master Plan CAC and TAC Meeting # 7 Public Open House February 13, 2014

2. MEETING AGENDA: Welcome - Updates and Announcements Meeting Overview - Schedule Water Works Focus Area -Project Overview/Presentation -CAC and TAC Discussions Next Steps Public Open House

3. WATER WORKS SCHEMATIC PROCESS February 14, 2014

4. MinneapolisWarehouse DistrictSt Anthony Falls Historic DistrictWater Works SiteMississippi Stone Arch Bridge DowntownCentral MinneapolisWater Works SiteREGIONAL PARK SYSTEM SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/13/20144

5. Poor signage Unclear circulationGatehouse is under the parking lotUnprogrammed space SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/12/20145

6. No water accessFenced-off habitat Unprogrammed lawn SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/12/20146

7. Steep, inaccessible slopesOvergrown vegetation SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/12/20147

8. Little engagement with ruinsUnprotected walls could be stabilized to reduce riskSoft stone is decayingFilled in canal SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/12/20148

9. Blocked views to riverNo sidewalkUndefined circulation SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/12/20149

10. Hidden connection to downtownBicycle and pedestrian conflictFast trafficPinch point SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/12/201410

11. CONNECTING THE SECTION

12. +/- 788 +/- 808+/- 821 1st. StreetPinchpointW. River PKWY+/- 820-842Portland Ave.5th Ave.3rd Ave.N 050100 ft1 = 100DISCONNECTED BLUFFS SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/13/201412

13. Expanded Bluff1st. StreetW. River PKWYPortland Ave.5th Ave.3rd Ave.N 050100 ft1 = 100LANDSCAPE FORM & NEW STRUCTURES CONNECT SPACES SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/13/201413

14. Community RoomsExposed Ruin Wall Expanded BluffBike/Ped Path per guidelinesImmersive Habitat USACE Concrete mooring1st Street Existing section Enhanced mill experienceW. River ParkwayViewsEnhanced geological experienceHIGHEXPANDED BLUFF SCHEMEEXPANDED BLUFFMIDDLEMISSISSIPPI RIVER SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/13/201414

15. PKW YRIVE R WEST1ST STREETPORTLAND AVENUE5TH AVENUE3RD AVENUE

16. HOW IS YOUR FEEDBACK INCORPORATED?SCHEMATIC DESIGN REPORT 4COST ESTIMATE + ROAD MAPTRIPPublic Presentation of Concept Alternatives (CAC, TAC, public meeting)IP32 IP TRIP TRCommunity Meetings (CAC, TAC, public meeting)SCHEDULEAPRILSCHEMATIC DESIGN1FRAMEWORK & CONCEPTTRCONTEXT & CONNECTIONSFEBRUARY 13NOVEMBER 13-15SEPTEMBER 23-25WE ARE HERECommunity Meetings (CAC, TAC, open house) SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/13/201416

17. 2014 CENTRAL RIVERFRONT MASTER PLAN APPORVALSCHEMATIC DESIGNDESIGN DEVELOPMENTWATER WORKSWE ARE HERE2018CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTATIONADDITIONAL OUTREACHFEASIBILITY STUDIESPROJECT TIMELINESITE INVESTIGATIONPERMITTING/ APPROVALSBIDDING + AWARDCONSTRUCTION SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/13/201417

18. PUBLIC FEEDBACK what we heard from you

19. PUBLIC MEETING - SEPTEMBER 25, 2013 SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/12/201419

20. PUBLIC MEETING - SEPTEMBER 25, 2013 SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/12/201420

21. PUBLIC MEETING - NOVEMBER 15, 2013 SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/12/201421

22. PROGRAM THE SPACE SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/13/201422

23. DIVERSIFY THE SPACE SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/13/201423

24. DIFFERING OPINIONS SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/13/201424

25. SURVEY RESULTS what we heard from you Visit the Minneapolis Parks Foundation website for the complete results of the public survey. mplsparksfoundation.org SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/13/201425

26. Wildlife, birds, natural plantings augmented with wild flowers... yet very woodsy. Grab a drink, let the kids run and play in a safe environment.A place to sit inside and drink a cup of coffee.Restaurant space would be especially important in the winter.Lots of green space, good views, places to sit and contemplate.There must be safe crossings for pedestrians (and bicyclists) in the neighborhood.Read a book overlooking water. Engaging with the history in a contemporary and enticing experiential way.Preservation, nature/ greenspace. do not need to compete, they coexist as systems that reinforce the special-ness of this space.A passive space that serves as a beautiful connection between downtown and the river.Public restrooms or food stands.Explore the ruins and learn about the areas industrial past. SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/13/201426

27. 3R DAV EBR IDGE2CIRCULATION + IMMERSIVE EDGE3CANAL + GATEHOUSE ZONEBIKE STROLL PERCH FISHINTERPRET LEARN RENT EAT PARKING ROOMSTONE ARCH BRIDGEPARK BUILDING 2PLAY PICNIC GATHER RELAX1 ZONING DIAGRAMPARK BUILDING 1COMMUNITY SPACES + EXPANDED BLUFF SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/13/201427

28. CIVIC ASPIRATIONS ECONOMICS PLACE MAKING

29. EOUTSIDEDINSIDED EN T XXT E EXTEND THE STAY!N E SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/12/201429

30. Year-round useIndoor and outdoor experiences to extend the stayOPPORTUNITIES: WHAT PROGRAMMING CAN SUPPORT AT WATER WORKS SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/12/201430

31. EquityRevenue generationOPPORTUNITIES: WHAT PROGRAMMING CAN SUPPORT AT WATER WORKS SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/12/201431

32. Enhanced accessPlaces of restOPPORTUNITIES: WHAT PROGRAMMING CAN SUPPORT AT WATER WORKS SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/12/201432

33. Equipment rentals and recreation......in all seasons!OPPORTUNITIES: WHAT PROGRAMMING CAN SUPPORT AT WATER WORKS SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/12/201433

34. Yo un an g d tal ne em en ste pty t rsStudents and localsYoung talentYo u em ng t pt ale y n nt es an te d rsPARK AUDIENCES: LIVEDiverseY tal oun en g em t an ne pty d ste rsStudentsImmigrants, students SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/12/201434

35. d oo l h or rcia b gh me ei m N cotiv efsmentirmGo ve rnpor fina ate an nce dCr eaEducation and medicalMedicalNonprofitPARK AUDIENCES: WORKNbhd Commerciald an n io l at ica uc ed mEdCorDesig m n ed an ia dCr ea fir tiv m e s SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/12/201435

36. kEat,,t EadrinkW alk,ruW atcn,EatbikehEat, drink, bu EatWa tchyEa t, da dr nc ink e ,Hear, cheerrin dCheerEat, hearPARK AUDIENCES: PLAY SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/12/201436

37. Yo un an g Ea d tal em net, Cre en d p stfe riati ty t irr nk e m v ssd oo l h or rcia b k gh rin e i d m , Netcom a EW alk,Studentsn, Yo un bi eCreag t ke mp t a tyivelen W neafir t a sttcmsnd eh rsntEat, drinkme Go ve rnCorEa pot, b rate y fina u an nce druY tal oun g e Eae nt a n tm ne pty d ste rsPARK AUDIENCES: LIVE, WORK, PLAYCheerSo se cia rvi l ce s DiverseImmigran Nbhd Eat,ts, hear Commercial studentsd an n io l at ica uc ed mMedicalEducation and medical EdYoung talentWa tchD Eae t,sig dm drn an ina ed n ceia k, dHear, cheerStudents and locals SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/12/201437

38. TargetField 2,700,000 CentralRiverfront1,800,000MinnehahaPark1,200,000TargetCenter1,000,000Metrodome800,000NicolletMall750,000Conven9onCenter666,000WalkerArtMuseum600,000MinneapolisIns9tuteofArt450,000GuthrieTheatre450,000MillCityMuseum&Market236,000Annual visitation at Minneapolis attractionsPARK AUDIENCES: VISIT SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/12/201438

39. Residents:Sites of local significance Coffee shops Parks and recreational spaces Street fairs and markets Restaurants Neighborhood third placesVisitors and tourists:Sites of regional significance Cultural institutions Sports facilities Landmarks and icons Historic sites Destination restaurantsPARK AUDIENCES SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/12/201439

40. Water Works Minneapolis, MNMears Park St Paul, MNRiverfront Cedar Rapids, IAMillenium Park Chicago, ILWater Works Park Des Moines, IACitygarden St Louis, MOWaterfront Park Louisville, KYCumberland Park Nashville, TNDowntown Park Oklahoma City, MNRiverfront Park Memphis, TNMIDWESTERN CITIES INVESTING IN PUBLIC SPACES SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/12/201440

41. Millennium Park | ChicagoMears Park | St PaulMIDWESTERN CITIES INVESTING IN PUBLIC SPACESWaterfront Park | Louisville SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/12/201441

42. Shingle CreekGreat Rounds Scenic BywayVictory Memorial ParkwayNortheastTheodore Wirth Park Water Works site Sculpture GardenMississippi Gorge Chain of LakesMinnehaha Parkway Minnehaha Park and FallsASSETS: WHAT MAKES MINNEAPOLIS UNIQUE? SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/12/201442

43. The riverfrontMill ruins and historyASSETS: WHAT MAKES MINNEAPOLIS UNIQUEFood culture SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/12/201443

44. 30 min walk to St Anthony Playground30 min walk to Boom Island Playground15 min walk to North Loop Playground30 min walk to Dickman Park Playground20 min walk to Holmes Park Playground40 min walk to Beltrami Park Playground40 min walk to Marcy Park PlaygroundWater Works Site 30 min walk to Loring Park Playground20 min walk to Elliott Park Playground 30 min walk to Franklin Steele Park Playground 30 min walk to Currie Park PlaygroundA PROGRAMMING VOID AT THE CENTER SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/12/201444

45. 6TBA4T UNDAVIVERSITYN E AV 1ST1SSTDADSTSEWater Works Site NINGTONAVDSTSWESETR IVE RPKWYESTAVHSND4TAV 8THPORTESLAST S4T6T HHAVES2NDAVESSHERSTA2NBRIDGINTEMA NICOLLETWAH E ARC STONTE 3 5WD3RIDES ESEH2NGELL3RTS TSBR VESE6TSEAVNSTDSTIN3RDMAAVSTES E3R2NHCENTENEE AV PIN NE N HEKSSTES EVEHLA VE SENRAHENT4TAENAV1SV TAOPPORTUNITIES FOR COMPLEMENTARY PROGRAMMING SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/12/201445

46. MAKING A PLACE THAT MEETS FUTURE NEEDS SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/12/201446

47. INTIMATE GATHERING AND SMALL-SCALE PERFORMANCE SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/12/201447

48. RELAX, PLAY, AND ENGAGE WITH THE WATER SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/12/201448

49. CAPTURING VIEWS AND INTEGRATING AMENITY SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/12/201449

50. INDOOR AND OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES CENTERING ON THE PARK BUILDINGSNOWSHOE GARDENFISH BBQRUNHIDESIT PLAYREADLISTENEDUCATELEARNMEETDRINKEATSTORAGEPARKWALKCONCESSION /FOOD RENTAL EQUIPMENT RESTROOMRELAXBIKEWATCHSKATEPICNIC EXPLOREPark Building Adjacent Ruin Terrace Core Park Landscape Extended Park LandscapeWHY PUT A BUILDING HERE? SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/12/201450

51. Places to get warm or stay coolRestrooms and other servicesA place to have a drink or a bite to eatReasons to come year-round and stay longerVIBRANT URBAN PARK EXPERIENCE SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/12/201451

52. precedent 3Minneapolis Parks Sea Salt $303,000 The Tin Fish $225,000 Bread & Pickle $115,000The Porch at Schenley $72,000* Black Bear Crossing $29,000North Pond $104,000Sandcastle $29,000*This figure is based on partial-year operation in 2012. 2013 estimated payment: $272,000 - $372,000.REVENUE GENERATION IN PARKS SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/12/201452

53. Compelling vision and clear plan Scale operations flexibly Enhance park experience Respond to visitor needs Make it unique, local, special Complement neighborhood assetsREVENUE GENERATION IN PARKS: BEST PRACTICES SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/12/201453

54. THE PARK BUILDING AS PROGRAMMATIC NODE Walk across historic Stone Arch Bridgearrive: 1pmRun up and down Cataract Mill terracesC UI QPark in new public parking lotK AC SNarrive: 10 amKFAMILY WITH YOUNG CHILDRENVisit Mill City Museum1 hr 30 min continue biking loop across bridgeTake a picture of partially revealed gate houseListen to a concert at amphitheaterVISIT CATARACT RUINS RE FIL LW AT ERWEEKEND TOURIST GROUPBuild a snowman on expanded bluff parkS OEH WS NOVisit Mill Ruins ParkST ENRHAVE LUNCHITTUCOMMUTER CYCLIST arrive: 8 amA DAY IN THE LIFE OF WATER WORKSKE PARK B IOF UP AC HA VEBike from the northAKWalk through interpretive gardenITHFRIENDBREarrive: 2 pmPW5 hrs walk to Guthrie theaterWatch cyclists from bluffOMWEEKDAY SENIOR CITIZENCross street from Riverwest AptsTRO RESSit on log by waters edgeM AR WBYMEEFIAarrive: 3 pmP RETETEENAGE LOVERSWalk from bus stop on 2nd St2.5 hrs walk to movie theaterPlay in playground community roomWalk up amphitheaterPicnic in community room grove2hrs return to apartment4 hrs get picked up on First St. SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/12/201454

55. DESIGN PROCESS & UPDATE SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/13/201455

56. CIRCULATION ECOLOGY/GEOLOGY HISTORY/FUTURE PROGRAMS & PERCHES SEASONALITY

57. PKW YRIVE R WEST1ST STREETPORTLAND AVENUE5TH AVENUE3RD AVENUE

58. 3R DAV EBR IDGE2CIRCULATION + IMMERSIVE EDGE3CANAL + GATEHOUSE ZONEBIKE STROLL PERCH FISHINTERPRET LEARN RENT EAT PARKING ROOMSTONE ARCH BRIDGEPARK BUILDING 2PLAY PICNIC GATHER RELAX1 ZONING DIAGRAMPARK BUILDING 1COMMUNITY SPACES + EXPANDED BLUFF SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/13/201458

59. 1) EXPANDED BLUFF SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/13/201459

60. Elements: Geology/ecology interpretive bluff Perches Views The Glade: seating grove Playground Picnic overlook SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/13/201460

61. SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/13/201461

62. Precipitation ErosionSand + gravelDry Bedrock Bluff PrairieDry Bedrock Bluff PrairieGravityWaterLimestone ErosionGlenstone shaleDry Sand-Gravel Prairie Dry Sand-Gravel PrairieSandstoneErosionAnoka Sandplain BluffBluffPrairiePrairieFloodplain Forest Mississippi RiverTHE BLUFF: GEOLOGIC SECTION SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/13/201462

63. Honor the natural beauty of St. Anthony Falls and the river.THE BLUFF: CANTILEVERED LEDGES SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/13/201463

64. Difficult to interact with ruinsSlope precludes access and use SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/13/201464

65. Community RoomsExposed Ruin Wall Expanded BluffBike/Ped Path per guidelinesImmersive Habitat USACE Concrete mooring1st Street Existing section Enhanced mill experienceW. River ParkwayViewsEnhanced geological experienceHIGHEXPANDED BLUFF SECTIONEXPANDED BLUFFMIDDLEMISSISSIPPI RIVER SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/13/201465

67. Easy access to the river with nice views of the river and bluffs.GEOLOGIC STEPS SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/13/201467

68. Read a book overlooking water.VIEW FROM THE BLUFF SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/13/201468

70. The past is made real through seeing the footprint or foundations of former industrial/ milling building.VIEW ALONG THE BLUFF SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/13/201470

71. COMMUNITY ROOMS: RUIN TREATMENTS SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/13/201471

72. Enjoying the green grass and playing on playground equipmentCOMMUNITY ROOMS: PLAY LAWN SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/13/201472

73. A quiet location to overlook the river and picnic with friends and family.COMMUNITY ROOMS: PICNIC AREA SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/13/201473

75. Lots of green space, good views, places to sit and contemplate.THE GLADE SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/13/201475

76. PROGRAMS:D SEATING CE PROGRAMMING SHELTER PROGRAMMING SUPPORTSUPPORT SPACEspecial events: 22% MAINTENANCEPARK 2 EQUIPMENT STORAGEListening to Dakota cultural person share PROGRAMMING SUPPORT stories of the area.ADDITIONAL POTENTIAL PROGRAMS:AURANT TION EQUIPMENT RENTALS RESTAURANT EVENT SPACE RESTROOMS EVENT SPACE CONCESSIONS RECREATION RESTROOMS 3,000 SFSF 00 SF 600 SF SF 3,000 3,000 SF SF 1,000 600 SF B.O.H. EQUIPMENT 4,000 SF B.O.H. 3,000 SF B.O.H. 1,000 SF B.O.H.An evening concert, maybe a movieEQUIPMENT RENTALS RESTROOMS CONCESSIONS EQUIPMENT RENTALS SERVICE STEPPED SEATING S 1,000 SF SF 600 600 SF B.O.H. 2,200 SF 600 SF 2,20 4,000 SF B.O.H. 1,000 SF B.O.H. 4,000 SF B.O.H.RENTALS TOTAL = 800 sqft SUPPORT BUILDING: PROGRAMMING SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/13/201476

77. Put a stair from 3rd Avenue Bridge down. 3RD A VE BRIDGETE STRE 1STFROM FIRST STREET UND ERPASSTHE BLUFF: SUPPORT BUILDING SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/13/201477

78. 3RD A VE BRIDGETE STRE 1STFROM FIRST STREET UND ERPASSPEDS BIKESTHE BLUFF: SUPPORT BUILDING SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/13/201478

79. SUPPORT BUILDING: UPPER LEVEL PLANPEDS BIKES SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/13/201479

80. SUPPORT BUILDING: LOWER LEVEL PLANPEDS BIKES SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/13/201480

81. EXISTING RIGHT OF WAY SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/13/201481

82. RIGHT OF WAY GARDEN AND SUPPORT BUILDING SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/13/201482

84. A passive space that serves as a beautiful connection between downtown and the river. RIGHT OF WAY RAIL GARDEN SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/13/201484

86. 2) THE RIVERS EDGE SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/13/201486

87. Elements: Immersive Perches Ecology Habitat Separate bike + pedestrian trails SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/13/201487

89. See and hear bees and butterflies.SEPARATE BIKE AND PEDESTRIAN TRAILS SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/13/201489

90. Combined Trail Uses+/- 8 wide boulevardmin 12 wide combined bike/ pedestrian pathSeparated Trail Uses+/- 8 wide boulevard10 wide asphalt bike lane+/- 8 wide boulevard8 wide concrete pedestrian pathSOURCE: West River / James I Rice Trail Improvement ProjectBIKE PATH SECTION CONSTRAINTS SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/13/201490

91. PEDESTRIAN CIRCULATIONBICYCLE CIRCULATIONCOMBINED CIRCULATIONPROPOSED CIRCULATION SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/13/201491

92. West River ParkwayPedestrian path Bikeway SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/12/201492

93. More opportunities to learn about the river, the river bed, banks of the river....WATER INTAKE AT THE RIVERS EDGE SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/13/201493

94. IMMERSIVE ECOLOGY SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/13/201494

95. LOG BOOMS DIVERSIFY THE EDGERIVERINE EDGE FOR POLLINATORS AND MIRGRATORY BIRDS ENHANCING FISH HABITATFLUVIAL TERRACE WITH FORAGE GRASSESOAK FOREST ON NORTH FACING SLOPE WITH SHRUB UNDERLAYER DRY BEDROCK BLUFF PRAIRIELIMESTONE LEDGESIMMERSIVE ECOLOGY SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/13/201495

97. 3) CANAL + GATEHOUSE PLAZA SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/13/201497

98. Elements: Interpretation of the ruins Preservation of the ruins The water story Creating occupiable public space SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/13/201498

100. Greater excavation of the mill ruins or other interesting archaeological areas that we can walk around. CANAL AND GATEHOUSE PLAZA SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/12/2014100

102. There must be safe crossings for pedestrians (and bicyclists) in the neighborhood.DRIFTS OF PLANTING AND PATHS SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/12/2014102

103. Engaging with the history in a contemporary and enticing experiential way.VIEW ACROSS THE WATER INTAKE SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/13/2014103

104. GatehouseParking Stone Arch BridgeFirst St.Existing Road 5th Ave.RuinsProposed Road alignmentPREFERRED ROAD ALIGNMENT AROUND GATEHOUSEW. River PKWYCanalPortland Ave.EXISTING ROAD AND PARKING SURFACEParkingStone Arch BridgeFirst St.Existing RoadProposed Road alignmentALTERNATE ROAD ALIGNMENT THROUGH GATEHOUSEPortland Ave.5th Ave.W. River PKWYStone Arch BridgeFirst St.W. River PKWYROAD ALIGNMENT OPTIONSPortland Ave.5th Ave.Existing Road SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/13/2014104

105. ROAD222 12 83410BIKE + PEDCOMBINED TRAILROAD8SEPARATED TRAILSROAD BIKE8 8 222 12 8348 8BIKE + PED PED8BIKE10PEDROADCombined Bike/Ped Trail (12 wide) Combined Bike/PedPedestrian Trail (8 wide)Trail (8 wide)Stone Arch BridgeStone Arch BridgeClear Zone (2 wide)Clear Zone (2 wide)Bike Trail (10 wide) First St.First St.SEPARATED VERSUS COMBINED BIKE + PEDESTRIAN TRAILBike Trail buffer (8 wide)Portland Ave.W. River PKWY 5th Ave.Bike Trail buffer (8 wide)Portland Ave.5th Ave.W. River PKWY SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/13/2014105

106. Saint Anthony Main Business DistrictNorarthstilr Rautem Come tagilTraeriHSaint Anthony Mainilge TraHeritaUniversity of Minnesotadowntown MinneapolisSOURCE: Power of the Falls: Renewing the Vision for St. Anthony Falls Heritage Zone, 2009ST ANTHONY FALLS HERITAGE DISTRICT SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/13/2014106

107. GATEHOUSE: CHALLENGE SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/13/2014107

108. TELL THE WATER STORY: THE GATEHOUSE SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/13/2014108

109. At Grade +808 Top of Gatehouse +805.47 (-2.5 FT)River at upper lock +797 (-11 FT)Water table +789.25 (-19 FT)Previously proposed excavation (-28 FT)8 FEETEXISTING GATEHOUSE SECTION (2013)GATEHOUSE: CHALLENGE SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/13/2014109

110. Cataract Mill Ruins Filled in canalHistoric Canal WallOriginal GatehouseSource: Minnesota Historical Society, 1945FROM LITERAL TO INTERPRETIVE: THE DESIGN OF A SIGNATURE PARK SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/13/2014110

111. EXISTING RUIN FOOTPRINTS SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/13/2014111

112. CATERACT MILL PRESERVATION WITH NEW EXCAVATED PROGRAM MILL RUINS FOOTPRINTS INTERPRETEDLINEAR EXPRESSION OF CANAL WALLRAIL GARDEN INTERPRETATIONFUJI-YA REFERENCE IN NEW OCCUPIABLE SPACESINTERPRETATION/TREATMENT OF THE RUINSGATE HOUSE PARTIAL EXCAVATION SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/13/2014112

113. Walking, exploring the gatehouse... learning about the engineering and craftsmanship of water power... GATEHOUSE AS AN INTERPRETIVE FEATURE SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/12/2014113

115. CANAL AND GATEHOUSE PLAZA2/12/2014115

116. Water intakeGatehouse excavation Waters edgeBlue plant driftsCanal linesBlue paving GatehouseWATER STORY OVERLAY SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/13/2014116

117. RUIN OVERLAY SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/13/2014117

118. It would be vibrant with activities...Food, coffee or snacks would be easily accessible. VIEW SOUTH FROM THE GATEHOUSE SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/13/2014118

119. A warming house with bakery, coffee, and hot chocolate would be great. SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/13/2014119

120. PROGRAMS:46%49%21%A place to get warm a place to eat a place to be educated/ entertained.MING STATIONEVENT SPACE RENTALS RESTAURANT URANT EQUIPMENT RESTROOMS EVENT SPACE CONCESSIONS EQUIPMENT RENTALS EVENT SPACE RESTROOMS SERVICE CONCESSIONS EQUIPMENT STEPPED SEATING SE ION EQUIPMENT RENTALS RESTAURANT RESTROOMS CONCESSIONS EQUIPMENT RENTALS RENT RESTROOMS CULTURAL 600 1,000 SF 600 SFSF B.O.H. 00 SF SF RECREATION SF 3,000 SF 3,000 SF 3,000 SF SF 500 3,000 600 1,000 SF 600 3,000 SF 1,000 SF SF 2,200 600 SF 600 SF 600 SF SF 600 SF 2,200 SF B.O.H. 4,000 SF B.O.H. SF B.O.H. SF B.O.H. SF B.O.H. PROGRAMMING SF B.O.H. 1,000 SF B.O.H. SF B.O.H. SF B.O.H. SF B.O.H 4,000 3,000 1,000 SF B.O.H. 4,000 1,000 4,000 3,000 500 SF 4,000 EQUIPMENTRENTALS 685 SF33%790 SF87%Going on a gear hike or bike. Having somewhere to grab a bite to eat afterward with a great view.RESTROOMSRESTROOMS EQUIPMENT RENTALSRENTALS CONCESSIONS EQUIPMENT EQUIPMENT RENTALSEVENT SPACE SERVICE STEPPED SEATING SHELTER MAINTENAN WARMING STATION RESTAURANT RESTROOMS T SPACE CONCESSIONS SERVICE STEPPED SEATING CONCESSIONS EQUIP SHELTER WARMING 600 SFCONCESSIONS SERVICE/KITCHEN SF 1,000 SF 5001,000 SF 2,200 SF 600 SF 600 SF 3,000 SF 3,000 1,000 SF 600 SF 00 SF 600 SF 600 SF SF B.O.H. 2,200 SF B.O.H. 1,000 SF B.O.H.2,450B.O.H. B.O.H. SFSF B.O.H. SF 4,000 4,000 SF 2 SF SF 3,000 B.O.H. 1,000 SF B.O.H. 4,0 1,000 SF 4,000 B.O.H. STATION 710625 SF TOTAL = 5,760 sqft WATER WORKS PAVILION: PROGRAMMING SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/13/2014120

121. 6210 SFWES T RIV ERPKWSITE A REDUCED OPTION 1 TOTAL = 7,350 sqft 2 STORIES ABOVE STREET LEVEL + ADDITIONAL BULKHEADCATARACT MILL RUIN2660 SFWES T RIV ERPKWYTHE HUB BUILDING + GATEHOUSE HALLSITE A REDUCED OPTION 2 TOTAL = 5,760 sqftCATARACT MILL RUINWES T RIV ERW RIVER PWY PKWW RIVER PWYPARKING ROOM PARKING ROOMYSTONE ARCH BRIDGESITE B TOTAL = 5,500 sqftSTONE ARCH BRIDGE FIRST STREET TUNNELCATARACT HOLLY TUNNEL TUNNELSTONE ARCH BRIDGE CITY TUNNELGA TEH RU OUSE IN1 STORY ABOVE STREET LEVELPORTLAND AVE1 STORY ABOVE STREET LEVELSTONE ARCH BRIDGEYPORTLAND AVE2 STORIES ABOVE STREET LEVEL + ADDITIONAL BULKHEADCATARACT MILL RUINPORTLAND AVESITE A NOV 14 OPTION TOTAL = 14,800 sqftGATEHOUSEWATER WORKS PAVILION: MASSING AND SQUARE FOOTAGE STUDIESPORTLAND AVE SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/13/2014121

122. Places to visit with friends, have refreshments, etc. SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/13/2014122

123. WATER WORKS PAVILION: PROGRAMMING SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/13/2014123

124. WATER WORKS PAVILION: SITE CONTEXT ELEVATION SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/13/2014124

125. EXISTING VIEW FROM PORTLAND AVENUE

126. More activities, access and connection to the river and falls area.PROPOSED VIEW FROM PORTLAND AVENUE

127. 21% WARMING STATION EQUIPMENT RENTALS RESTAURANT 500 SF 600 SF 3,000 SF 4,000 SF B.O.H. 3,000 SF B.O.H.EVENT SPACE CULTURAL 3,000 SFRES 1,0PROGRAMMING 790 SF46%WARMING STATION EQUIPMENT RENTALS REST RECREATION 500 SF 600 SF 3,0 EQUIPMENT 4,000 SF B.O.H. 3,000RENTALS 685 SF49% WARMING STATION EQUIPMENT RENTALS RESTAURANT 500 SF 600 SF 3,000 SF 4,000 SF B.O.H. 3,000 SF B.O.H.ENTALS RESTAURANT 3,000 SF O.H. 3,000 SF B.O.H.EVENT SPACE 3,000 SFRESTROOMS 1,000 SFWATER WORKS PAVILION: LOWER LEVELCONCESSIONS 600 SF 1,000 SF B.O.H.EVENT SPACE 3,000 SFRESTROOMS RESTROOMS 1,000 SF 500 SFCONC 60 1,000EQUIPMENT RENTALS SERVICE SERVICE/KITCHENSTEPP 600 SF 2,200 SF B.O.H. 710 SF 4,000 SF B.O.H. SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/13/2014127

128. Modern concrete capHistoric building materialsAd hoc patching of ruin walls SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/13/2014128

129. I would like to engage with the history in a contemporary and enticing experiential way. SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/12/2014129

130. A place to be educated about history...a place to be entertained...eat ...relax WATER WORKS PAVILION: ENGAGING THE CATARACT MILL RUIN SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/12/2014130

131. W RIVER PWY PARKING ROOMFIRST STREET TUNNELCATARACT HOLLY TUNNEL TUNNELWATER WORKS PAVILION: ENGAGE THE TUNNELSSTONE ARCH BRIDGE CITY TUNNEL SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/13/2014131

132. 33%WARMING STATION EQUIP WARMING 500 SF 4,0 STATION2625 SF87% WARMING STATION EQUIPMENT RENTALS RESTAURANT 500 SF 600 SF 3,000 SF 4,000 SF B.O.H. 3,000 SF B.O.H.WATER WORKS PAVILION: STREET LEVELEVENT SPACE 3,000 SFRESTROOMS 1,000 SFCONCESSIONS EQUIPME CONCESSIONS 600 SF 6 1,000 SF B.O.H. 4,000 2,450 SF SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/13/2014132

133. A beautiful connection between downtown and the River. A place to watch the world go by or stop for a break and enjoy light food or drinks.CORNER OF WEST RIVER PKWY AND PORTLAND AVE SCAPE with Rogers Partners, SRF, James Lima 2/13/2014133

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