GARFIELD SUPER BLOCK PARK & PROMENADE …

GARFIELD SUPER BLOCKPARK & PROMENADE IMPROVEMENT PROJECTSEATTLE DESIGN COMISSION | 1 APRIL 2021 | GARFIELD SUPER BLOCK COALITION, SEATTLE PARKS & RECREATION & SITE WORKSHOP

healthy people healthy environment strong communities

GARFIELD SUPER BLOCKPARK & PROMENADE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT

PROJECT HISTORY

2021

2005

Garfield Super Block Master Plan created with two design options for the Legacy and Promise Promenade

Garfield High School RenovationComplete

2008 BACK ON TRACK! Organization / Planning / Research

Central Area Neighborhood Design Guidelines Adopted

2015

2018

2017

Public EngagementCommunity Meeting & Open House

2019

HERE WE ARE

DesignSite Workshop selected as consultant. Schematic design phase begins funded by the Office of Economic Development.

Community & Stakeholder EngagementCommunity engagement kicks off at MLK Day event at Garfield HS. Continues with an on-line survey and a series of online workshops with stakeholders.

2020

Schematic Design

Making ProgressGSBC receives grants from the Equitable Development Initiative and King County. The Seattle Parks Foundations signs on as fiscal sponsor.

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Projects meeting the design review threshold and within the overall boundary will be subject to all guidelines outlined in the Context and Site, Public Life, and Design Concept sections of the document.

Projects located within the Influence Area will need to adhere by the History and Heritage section under Additional Guidance, in addition to the preceding sections.

Projects within Character Areas and/or Cultural Placemakers have corresponding sections under Additional Guidance as well.



COMMUNITY CONTEXTGARFIELD SUPER BLOCK CAMPUS NORTH:• Garfield Park• Garfield Community Center• Medgar Evers PoolSOUTH:• Garfield High School• Quincy Jones Performing Arts Center• Garfield Teen Life Center

CULTURAL PLACEMAKERS• Cultural anchors for the surrounding community • Stimulate activities and create visual interest to enahnce

the Central Area’s identity & provide a sense of arrival

CHARACTER AREAS• Provide design features to express the history & cultural

heritage of the neighborhood• Reflect racial, economic, and multi-generational character

of the area • “Pockets of culture”• Interpretive opportunities & visual expressions of art that

tell the story of the neighborhood’s history in engaging ways

CENTRAL AREA NEIGHBORHOOD DESIGN GUIDELINES

POTENTIAL SPECIAL PAVING AT CROSSWALKS

EXTENTS OF SCOPE OF WORK

STREETSCAPE & PARKING

IMPROVEMENTS (CHERRY & 25TH AVE)

NOVA/MANN SCHOOL

BALL FIELDS

TENNIS COURTS

GARDIELD COMMUNITY

CENETR

MEDGAR EVERS POOL

GARFIELD HS TRACK & FIELDGARFIELD HS

TEEN LIFE

QUINCY JONES PERF.

CNTR

CHERRY ST.

ALDER ST.

25TH

AVE

23RD

AVE

COYOTE CENTRAL

PARKING/LOADING

VISIBILITY

ADA ROUTE IMPROVEMENTS

& LOOP PATH

LEGACY & PROMISE

PROMENADE (MANN SCHOOL TO PERF. ARTS CNTR)

OVERALL SCOPE:• UPDATE SITE PLAN (SD LEVEL)• COST ESTIMATE• COMMUNITY OUTREACH

SITE FURNISHINGS • SEATING/EVENT SEATING• BENCHES• SIGNAGE/WAYFINDING• LIGHTING (PED.)• FENCE IMPROVEMENTS• STORAGE

PAVING• SITE• STREETSCAPE• CROSSWALKS

LANDSCAPE• SITE PLANTING• STREETSCAPE PLANTING

ART• PLAQUES (EXST.)• NOTABLE ALUMNI• 7 CULTURES• DECORATIVE PAVING

STRUCTURE• RESTROOM

RESTROOM REMODEL

SITE WORKSHOP | November, 2019GARFIELD SUPERBLOCK SCOPE GRAPHIC PLAN



PROJECT SCOPE PLAN, 2019 Site Workshop

PROJECT SCOPE & GOALSThe Garfield Super Block Campus is comprised of Garfield High School and Garfield Park. Located at the heart of the Central Area this campus is the neighborhood’s placemaking hub or “Little City Hall”, known for its ethnic and racial diversity as well as a rich history of development for Cultural Arts and Heritage.

Project Focus:

Legacy & Promise PromenadeA pathway integrating art and narratives reflecting the immense cultural diversity and rich history of the Central Areas’ seven ethnic groups of founding people.

Garfield ParkImprovements within the park to strengthen the overall site use and provide amenities that serve the neighborhood’s diverse community.

PED. CORRIDOR TO JACKSON ST

POTENTIAL SPECIAL PAVING AT CROSSWALKS

EXTENTS OF SCOPE OF WORK

STREETSCAPE & PARKING

IMPROVEMENTS (CHERRY & 25TH AVE)

NOVA/MANN SCHOOL

BALL FIELDS

TENNIS COURTS

GARDIELD COMMUNITY

CENETR

MEDGAR EVERS POOL

GARFIELD HS TRACK & FIELDGARFIELD HS

TEEN LIFE

QUINCY JONES PERF.

CNTR

CHERRY ST.

ALDER ST.

25TH

AVE

23RD

AVE

COYOTE CENTRAL

PARKING/LOADING

VISIBILITY

ADA ROUTE IMPROVEMENTS

& LOOP PATH

LEGACY & PROMISE

PROMENADE (MANN SCHOOL TO PERF. ARTS CNTR)

OVERALL SCOPE:• UPDATE SITE PLAN (SD LEVEL)• COST ESTIMATE• COMMUNITY OUTREACH

SITE FURNISHINGS • SEATING/EVENT SEATING• BENCHES• SIGNAGE/WAYFINDING• LIGHTING (PED.)• FENCE IMPROVEMENTS• STORAGE

PAVING• SITE• STREETSCAPE• CROSSWALKS

LANDSCAPE• SITE PLANTING• STREETSCAPE PLANTING

ART• PLAQUES (EXST.)• NOTABLE ALUMNI• 7 CULTURES• DECORATIVE PAVING

STRUCTURE• RESTROOM

RESTROOM REMODEL

SITE WORKSHOP | November, 2019GARFIELD SUPERBLOCK SCOPE GRAPHIC PLAN

MASTERPLAN DESIGN A, 2005Midblock Scheme



PED. CORRIDOR TO JACKSON ST

PROJECT SCOPE PLAN, 2019 Site Workshop

PROJECT SCOPE & GOALS

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CENTRAL AREA CHARACTER & CULTURAL PLACEMAKER MAP

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CHARACTER AREAINFLUENCE AREACULTURAL PLACEMAKER

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E HARRISON ST

E WARD ST

E LEE ST

31ST

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S DEARBORN STRAINIER AVE S

S IRVING ST

S BAYVIEW ST

S HOLGATE ST

BOREN AVE

23R

D A

VE

E CHERRY ST

E YESLER WAY

E UNION ST

S JACKSON ST

E JEFFERSON ST

Projects meeting the design review threshold and within the overall boundary will be subject to all guidelines outlined in the Context and Site, Public Life, and Design Concept sections of the document.

Projects located within the Influence Area will need to adhere by the History and Heritage section under Additional Guidance, in addition to the preceding sections.

Projects within Character Areas and/or Cultural Placemakers have corresponding sections under Additional Guidance as well.



GARFIELD HIGH SCHOOL Notable Alumni

“Garfield High School has

been and continues to be a significant contributor to the unique development, heritage and diverse cultural character and promise of the

Central District.” -Seattle Landmarks Preservation Board

Designation Report

“In short, the Legacy and Promise Themes, and Placemaking Elements are created for our kids! So that they can have a better and continuous understanding of themselves.” -Robert Stephens Jr.

Homer Harris athlete

Quincy Jones musician

Jimi Hendrix musician

Irwin Caplan cartoonist

Yasser Seirawan chess champion

Clarence Acox musician & director of the Garfield High School Jazz Ensemble

Ted Rand illustrator

Debbie Armstrong athlete

Fred Bassetti architect

Mary McCarthy author

Minoru Yamasaki architect

“We are not just creating a place for folks to play in...But we are creating a place/space and environment where we can see a reflection of ourselves...while enjoying “THAT” space...” -Robert Stephens Jr.

The Garfield Campus

is considered as the Cultural City Hub of the

Central area. Various events and people have made history here from Homer Harris, who became the first black captain of a Big Ten Football team in 1937 to

Reverand Dr. Martin Luther King Jr’s visit to Garfield

High School in 1961.

CULTURAL HISTORY



GUIDING PRINCIPLES

Celebrate the diverse and rich history of the Central Area through artwork and integrated storytelling. Welcome the neighborhood’s diverse community and all people who are connected to the Central Area. Be built with high-quality and beautiful materials that reflect the value of this park as the town center of the Central Area. Have garden-like and nature-based experiences with NW native and garden plantings. Include a continuous, generous and accessible walking loop around the park. Provide play and recreation experiences for all ages and abilities. Have ample amenities to support family gatherings, game-time viewing, community events and celebrations.

Public Agency & Nonprofit CollaboratorsOffice of Economic Development Seattle Parks and RecreationOPCD Equitable Development Initiative Seattle Parks FoundationKing County ARC

Garfield Super Block CoalitionAnn Suter, Pratt Fine Arts Center Esther Ervin, Central Area Artist Karen Estevenin, Executive Director, PROTEC17Nikki Watanabe, Signal ArchitectureRobert Stephens Jr., Central Area Cultural Arts CommissionSharon Khosla, Fivedot ArchitectsStephanie Ingram, Fivedot ArchitectsTraeAnna Holiday, Africatown and King County Equity NowValentina Montecinos, Montecinos Financial Consulting

StakeholdersDuwamish People Council Garfield High SchoolTemple De Hirsch Sinai Garfield Teen Life CenterBlack Heritage Society Garfield Community CenterJames Washington Foundation Historic Central Area Arts and Cultural District (HCAACH) Central Area Cultural Arts Commission Garfield Campus Advisory CouncilPratt Fine Arts Center African American Veterans Group of WA StateWing Luke Museum Filipino Community CenterDante Alighieri Society of Washington AfricatownCAYA - Central Area Youth Association



COLLABORATORS & STAKEHOLDERS



EXISTING SITE CONDITIONS

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ALL

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3 4

5

6

7

GARFIELD SUPER BLOCK CAMPUS PLANPARK & PROMENADE IMPROVEMENTS

TEEN LIFE CENTER

MEDGAR EVERS POOL

GARFIELD COMMUNITY

CENTER

PARKNG LOT

TENNIS COURTS

BALL FIELDS

23RD

AVE

25TH

AVE

CHERRY ST

LIVING ROOM

SCALE: 1”=20’

PLAY PLAYPLAY

SLIDE & PLAYFUL STEPS, TYP.

BAR HEIGHT TABLE & SEATING

STACKED TIMBER EVENT SEATING, TYP.

PORCH SWINGS

TRAIL PATH

NATURE PLAY LOGS & BOULDERS

PLAZA WITH ARTFUL PAVING

ART GATEWAY #6

ART GATEWAY #5

ART GATEWAY #4


ART GATEWAY - COMBINEDPLAZA WITH ARTFUL PAVING

RESTROOM WITH CANOPY & LARGE GROUP TABLE

ART GATEWAY #7 / WATER FEATURE

GARDEN PLANTING

NATIVE PLANTING BED, TYP.

ART GATEWAY #3


ART GATEWAY #2

ART GATEWAY #1

PICNIC TABLES, TYP.

STACKED TIMBER EVENT SEATING, TYP.ARTFUL PAVING/FURNISHING BAND, TYP.

EXISTING TREES, TYP.

SEATWALL, TYP.

CROSSWALK

PAVED GAMES ( BASKETBALL)

LOW ARTFUL FENCE

CLIMBING WALL

ARTFUL SEATING

PHASE 2 - SIDEWALK IMPROVEMENTS

PHASE 2 - PARKING IMPROVEMENTS

PHASE 2 - 24TH AVE CONNECTION SOUTH

PHASE 2 - ADA PATH IMPROVEMENTS & GENERATOR ACCESS

ADA RAMP

MEMORIAL PLAQUE

LAWN, TYP.

10’

4’5.5’

8’

5’

9’

8’

10’ CLR MIN.



June 2020 Design

Proview Comments

Prefer ADA path to start at top of stairsLook at safety zones for slides, climbing & porch swingsShow recently installed bleachers

Show recently installed bleachersElevated boxes may be tripping hazards

Look at multi-uses at tennis courtsShow recently installed bleachersMaintain storage for grounds crew and ball-fields

Play area pockets may be too small and could prevent free play movementsBuffer between parking and play is more important than between play and fieldsArtful fence needs to be compatible with ballfields (location and materiality)

Prevent parking in planting strip on 25thMore trees and planting on east slopeArtful band through lawn and planting is problematicLogs & boulders instead of nature play



Need to maintain maintenance routes to Community Center, Generator & FieldsPreserve existing tree canopy

Community FeedbackFull basketball courtMore picnic tables and bbqsParkour

Put more resource to widening the south pathway to provide a full loop experienceContinue the artful paving band on the south

Improve lightingArt that is visible from the streetCoordinate with 23rd Ave wayfinding & sig-nal box artIs there an opportunity for ParkourOpportunities with next ballfield renovation?

Improvement PrioritiesLegacy & Promise Promenade

Biking

Walking

Ball Fields

Playground

Tennis

Bathrooms

Cleanliness

Dog Activities

Gardens & Flowers & Trees

Accessibility

Lighting

Paths

Public Art

Furnishings

Parking

Programs & Events

Other

41.67%

66.67%

41.67%

66.67%

58.33%

50.00%

41.67%

41.67%

50.00%

Art or Water Feature in the Living Room



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TEEN LIFE CENTER

MEDGAR EVERS POOL

GARFIELD COMMUNITY

CENTER

PARKING LOT

BALL FIELDS

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25TH

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CHERRY ST

LIVING ROOM

HORACE MANN SCHOOL

COYOTE CENTRAL

A6

A5

A4

A2

A1

A3

ALL

MULTI-USE COURTS

PARKING LOT

PLAY PLAYPLAY



EXISTING BLEACHERS, TYP.PORCH SWINGS

NATURE PATHWAY

NATURE PATH LOGS & BOULDERS

PLAZA WITH SPECIALTY PAVING

COMMUNITY GATEWAY

COMMUNITY GATEWAY

COMMUNITY GATEWAYPLAZA WITH SPECIALTY PAVING

GROUP ARTWORK/WATER FEATUREPLAZA WITH SPECIALTY PAVING

GARDEN PLANTING


ARTWORK #7


ARTWORK #2

ARTWORK #5

PICNIC TABLES, TYP.

ARTFUL PAVING/FURNISHING BAND, TYP.


SEATWALL, TYP.

RAISED CROSSWALK

PARKOUR STRUCTURES

CULTURAL FENCE

BOULDERING WALLW/ SAFETY SURFACING

BAR HEIGHT TABLE & SEATING AT ELEVATED OVERLOOK

SIDEWALK IMPROVEMENTS

STREETSCAPE IMPROVEMENTS

24TH AVE CONNECTION SOUTH

ADA PATH IMPROVEMENTS

ADA RAMP (1:12 Slope)

EXISTING MEMORIAL PLAQUE

LAWN, TYP.

10’

10’

9’

10’ +277

+2748’

+276+274

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EXISTING BLEACHERS, TYP.

RESTROOMS

COMMUNITY BUILDING W/ CANOPY & GROUP TABLES

+282

TINY CU

LTURAL

SOACE

ARTWORK #6

ARTWORK #4

ARTWORK #1


10’

CHASE

10’

8’9’

EXIST. CROSSWALK TO HORACE MANN SCHOOL

BBQ, TYP.

10’23RD AVE CONNECTION

NATURE PATHWAY & PLANTING

MAINTENANCE ACCESS, TYP.

ARTWORK #3



Schematic Design



Art Vision

Fence Art

GatewayArtworks

Sculptural Furnishings

To engage with the seven different cultural groups that are historically represented in the area, including the (1) Duwamish (2)

Jewish (3) Black/African American (4) Japanese (5) Chinese (6) Filipino (7) Italian to create a series of artworks that tell the history of the area and

reflect the pride in its cultural background.

Groundplane Artworks

7

6

5

43

2

1

ALL

Streetscape Planting



Lawn

Pacific NW Natives

Garden Planting

NATIVE PLANTING

GARDEN PLANTING

Planting Approach

Potential Trees for Removal

2:1 Replacement Trees

Cultural Loop

Cultural Plaza

Heritage Ribbon



Cultural Loop



Key Plan

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MEDGAR EVERS POOL

GARFIELD COMMUNITY

CENTER

PARKING LOT

BALL FIELDS

23RD

AVE

25TH

AVE

CHERRY ST

LIVING ROOM

HORACE MANN SCHOOL

COYOTE CENTRAL

A6

A5

A4

A2

A1

A3

ALL

MULTI-USE COURTS

PARKING LOT

PLAY PLAYPLAY




NATURE PATHWAY



COMMUNITY GATEWAY

COMMUNITY GATEWAY



GARDEN PLANTING


ARTWORK #7


ARTWORK #2

ARTWORK #5

PICNIC TABLES, TYP.



SEATWALL, TYP.

RAISED CROSSWALK

PARKOUR STRUCTURES

CULTURAL FENCE









LAWN, TYP.

10’

10’

9’

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ARTWORK #6

ARTWORK #4

ARTWORK #1


10’

CHASE

10’

8’9’


BBQ, TYP.




ARTWORK #3



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TEEN LIFE CENTER

MEDGAR EVERS POOL

GARFIELD COMMUNITY

CENTER

PARKING LOT

BALL FIELDS

23RD

AVE

25TH

AVE

CHERRY ST

LIVING ROOM

HORACE MANN SCHOOL

COYOTE CENTRAL

A6

A5

A4

A2

A1

A3

ALL

MULTI-USE COURTS

PARKING LOT

PLAY PLAYPLAY




NATURE PATHWAY



COMMUNITY GATEWAY

COMMUNITY GATEWAY



GARDEN PLANTING


ARTWORK #7


ARTWORK #2

ARTWORK #5

PICNIC TABLES, TYP.



SEATWALL, TYP.

RAISED CROSSWALK

PARKOUR STRUCTURES

CULTURAL FENCE









LAWN, TYP.

10’

10’

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ARTWORK #6

ARTWORK #4

ARTWORK #1


10’

CHASE

10’

8’9’


BBQ, TYP.




ARTWORK #3



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TEEN LIFE CENTER

MEDGAR EVERS POOL

GARFIELD COMMUNITY

CENTER

PARKING LOT

BALL FIELDS

23RD

AVE

25TH

AVE

CHERRY ST

LIVING ROOM

HORACE MANN SCHOOL

COYOTE CENTRAL

A6

A5

A4

A2

A1

A3

ALL

MULTI-USE COURTS

PARKING LOT

PLAY PLAYPLAY




NATURE PATHWAY



COMMUNITY GATEWAY

COMMUNITY GATEWAY



GARDEN PLANTING


ARTWORK #7


ARTWORK #2

ARTWORK #5

PICNIC TABLES, TYP.



SEATWALL, TYP.

RAISED CROSSWALK

PARKOUR STRUCTURES

CULTURAL FENCE









LAWN, TYP.

10’

10’

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ARTWORK #6

ARTWORK #4

ARTWORK #1


10’

CHASE

10’

8’9’


BBQ, TYP.




ARTWORK #3



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TEEN LIFE CENTER

MEDGAR EVERS POOL

GARFIELD COMMUNITY

CENTER

PARKING LOT

BALL FIELDS

23RD

AVE

25TH

AVE

CHERRY ST

LIVING ROOM

HORACE MANN SCHOOL

COYOTE CENTRAL

A6

A5

A4

A2

A1

A3

ALL

MULTI-USE COURTS

PARKING LOT

PLAY PLAYPLAY




NATURE PATHWAY



COMMUNITY GATEWAY

COMMUNITY GATEWAY



GARDEN PLANTING


ARTWORK #7


ARTWORK #2

ARTWORK #5

PICNIC TABLES, TYP.



SEATWALL, TYP.

RAISED CROSSWALK

PARKOUR STRUCTURES

CULTURAL FENCE









LAWN, TYP.

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10’

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ARTWORK #6

ARTWORK #4

ARTWORK #1


10’

CHASE

10’

8’9’


BBQ, TYP.




ARTWORK #3



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TEEN LIFE CENTER

MEDGAR EVERS POOL

GARFIELD COMMUNITY

CENTER

PARKING LOT

BALL FIELDS

23RD

AVE

25TH

AVE

CHERRY ST

LIVING ROOM

HORACE MANN SCHOOL

COYOTE CENTRAL

A6

A5

A4

A2

A1

A3

ALL

MULTI-USE COURTS

PARKING LOT

PLAY PLAYPLAY




NATURE PATHWAY



COMMUNITY GATEWAY

COMMUNITY GATEWAY



GARDEN PLANTING


ARTWORK #7


ARTWORK #2

ARTWORK #5

PICNIC TABLES, TYP.



SEATWALL, TYP.

RAISED CROSSWALK

PARKOUR STRUCTURES

CULTURAL FENCE









LAWN, TYP.

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ARTWORK #6

ARTWORK #4

ARTWORK #1


10’

CHASE

10’

8’9’


BBQ, TYP.




ARTWORK #3



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TEEN LIFE CENTER

MEDGAR EVERS POOL

GARFIELD COMMUNITY

CENTER

PARKING LOT

BALL FIELDS

23RD

AVE

25TH

AVE

CHERRY ST

LIVING ROOM

HORACE MANN SCHOOL

COYOTE CENTRAL

A6

A5

A4

A2

A1

A3

ALL

MULTI-USE COURTS

PARKING LOT

PLAY PLAYPLAY




NATURE PATHWAY



COMMUNITY GATEWAY

COMMUNITY GATEWAY



GARDEN PLANTING


ARTWORK #7


ARTWORK #2

ARTWORK #5

PICNIC TABLES, TYP.



SEATWALL, TYP.

RAISED CROSSWALK

PARKOUR STRUCTURES

CULTURAL FENCE









LAWN, TYP.

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ARTWORK #6

ARTWORK #4

ARTWORK #1


10’

CHASE

10’

8’9’


BBQ, TYP.




ARTWORK #3



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GARFIELD COMMUNITY

CENTER

PARKING LOT

BALL FIELDS

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25TH

AVE

CHERRY ST

LIVING ROOM

HORACE MANN SCHOOL

COYOTE CENTRAL

A6

A5

A4

A2

A1

A3

ALL

MULTI-USE COURTS

PARKING LOT

PLAY PLAYPLAY




NATURE PATHWAY



COMMUNITY GATEWAY

COMMUNITY GATEWAY



GARDEN PLANTING


ARTWORK #7


ARTWORK #2

ARTWORK #5

PICNIC TABLES, TYP.



SEATWALL, TYP.

RAISED CROSSWALK

PARKOUR STRUCTURES

CULTURAL FENCE









LAWN, TYP.

10’

10’

9’

10’ +277

+2748’

+276+274

+273

+276

8’

+280 +2816’ 8’

+283 +284298

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+278

+300

RR

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SPORTS

STORAG

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+282

TINY CU

LTURAL

SOACE

ARTWORK #6

ARTWORK #4

ARTWORK #1


10’

CHASE

10’

8’9’


BBQ, TYP.




ARTWORK #3





RESTROOM & CULTURAL BUILDING

Existing structure:

• Gendered Restrooms• Women’s restroom requires a ramp and faces the street• Men’s restroom faces gathering space• Concessions is single purpose and not used• Current location creates dead space around it. • Dark, unwelcoming, unsafe feeling.



RESTROOM & CULTURAL BUILDING

2-3 restrooms

ball parkequipment

community cultural space

Updated Restoom:

• Non Gendered Restrooms• Accessible entry to restrooms• Cultural Space could be multi-purpose.• Indoor and Outdoor spaces support

gathering activities• Joyful and Welcoming architecture

celebrates the park. • Improved visibility and lighting for safety

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TEEN LIFE CENTER

MEDGAR EVERS POOL

GARFIELD COMMUNITY

CENTER

PARKING LOT

MULTI-USE COURTS

BALL FIELDS

23RD

AVE

25TH

AVE

CHERRY ST

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ALL

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LIVING ROOM

HORACE MANN SCHOOL

COYOTE CENTRAL

GARFIELD SUPER BLOCK CAMPUS PLANPHASING PLAN

PHASE 1 Legacy & Promise Promenade + SE Corner

PHASE 2 North Promenade Extension

COMMUNITY DESIGN/BUILD Path, Art, Planting

ART 7 Artists @ Legacy & Promise Promenade

COMMUNITY DESIGN/BUILD Gateways & Nature Path Community Groups: - Sawhorse Revolution - Urban Artworks - GHS Students - UW Design/Build - Volunteer Contractor

PLAY FUNDER Multi-Use Court Play Fund: SPR Improvements

PHASE 3 East Promenade Extension Bioretention Fund: King Co. Water Works

PHASE 3 South Promenade Extension

FUTURE PHASE SPR - Ball Field Shift

FUTURE PHASE ROW Improvements & Slope Path at 23rd

PLAY FUNDER Parkour Fund: King. Co. Youth Sports & Fac.

SHELTER FUNDER Shelter Fund: Tiny Cultural Spaces

PLAY FUNDER Mixed Court Play Fund: - SPR 2026 Improvments - King Co. Youth Sports & Fac. RESTROOM FUNDER

Restroom Fund: SPR Improvements



Phasing Plan



COST ESTIMATE SUMMARY

Maximum Allowable Construction $3.63 millionCost (MACC)

Construction Contingency (15%) $544,000

Estimating Contingency (15%) $544,000

Escalation (6%) $218,000

Sales Tax (10.1%) $443,000

Soft Costs (23%) $843,000

PROJECT TOTAL BUDGET $6.22 million

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C

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TEEN LIFE CENTER

MEDGAR EVERS POOL

GARFIELD COMMUNITY

CENTER

PARKING LOT

BALL FIELDS

23RD

AVE

25TH

AVE

CHERRY ST

LIVING ROOM

HORACE MANN SCHOOL

COYOTE CENTRAL

A6

A5

A4

A2

A1

A3

ALL

MULTI-USE COURTS

PARKING LOT

PLAY PLAYPLAY




NATURE PATHWAY



COMMUNITY GATEWAY

COMMUNITY GATEWAY



GARDEN PLANTING


ARTWORK #7


ARTWORK #2

ARTWORK #5

PICNIC TABLES, TYP.



SEATWALL, TYP.

RAISED CROSSWALK

PARKOUR STRUCTURES

CULTURAL FENCE









LAWN, TYP.

10’

10’

9’

10’ +277

+2748’

+276+274

+273

+276

8’

+280 +2816’ 8’

+283 +284298

300

296

294

292

290

+283

288

286

284

282

280

+278

+300

RR

R

SPORTS

STORAG

E


RESTROOMS


+282

TINY CU

LTURAL

SOACE

ARTWORK #6

ARTWORK #4

ARTWORK #1


10’

CHASE

10’

8’9’


BBQ, TYP.




ARTWORK #3



Schematic Design



Project Website: www.garfieldsuperblock.org

Contact Email: Garfield [email protected]

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