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8.0. HANDOUT 1 PRSR 06-08-2016
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ELK RIVER COMMUNITY CENTER <br /> CONCEPTUAL SOLUTIONS <br /> SITE OPTION 2: <br /> PINEWOOD GOLF COURSE <br /> • <br /> - • PIN1,1 OO! <br /> The Pinewood Golf Course site made the shortlist of sites as it is a large parcel of land that the city already owns, and also has <br /> existing infrastructure and services on or near the site. The biggest hurdle with the Pinewood site is that,althoug it is a large parcel of land, <br /> it is bisected by a residential street, meaning that the parcel is not contiguous but rather broken into two parts. The two conceptual layout <br /> options explored using the southernmost section as it is the larger of the two. Being that the land is two smaller halves, it makes fitting the <br /> required building footprint and parking onto one section rather tight. The resulting building would encroach quite close to the existing <br /> residential neighborhood propoerties. The fact that the project would need to be shoehorned onto the land makes the Pinewood site a poor <br /> candidate for a potential site. Other negatives to this site include the fact that is is the farthest site from the center of the community and the <br /> project here would not fit in well with the surrounding buildings. One positive aspect of the site is that since it rests on a corner,the site could <br /> have multiple access points which would be convenient for vehicles and pedestrians. However with the residential neighborhood consuming <br /> the west and north borders of the site any large building here would really only be able to put its main entrance facing east as shown in the <br /> option 1 layout. This layout works well for the entry but does not fit in well with the angular border of the residential neighborhood. Option <br /> 2 better aligns with the residential neighborhood but faces the primary entrance and community spaces toward the southeast,which would <br /> reduce their visibilty from the north and reduce the effective accessibility. <br /> JL <br /> n"a 32 SITE ANALYSIS <br />
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