Community CenterConceptual Design

City of Burlingame

03.25.20156:30 pm - 8:00 pm

Citizens Advisory Committee Meeting

SITE INTEGRATION OPTIONS

AGENDA1. Project and Schedule Updates

Work Plan

Participation and Outreach Schedule

Process and Outcome Goals

2. Program and Building Bubble Diagram Options

3. Design Values Exercise

4. Next Steps

SITE INTEGRATION OPTIONS

AGENDA1. Project and Schedule Updates

Work Plan

Participation and Outreach Schedule

Process and Outcome Goals

2. Program and Building Bubble Diagram Options

3. Design Values Exercise

4. Next Steps

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Community Outreach (subject to change) ROUND 1

MARCH 19th: Parks & Recreation Commission Meeting, 7pm MARCH 21st: Community Open House @ Washington Park, 10am-2pm MARCH 22nd: Community Kiosk @ Farmers Market, 9am-1:30pm

ROUND 2 MAY 30th: Community Open House @ Washington Park, 10am-2pm MAY 31st: Community Kiosk @ Farmers Market, 9am-1:30pm JUNE 18th: Parks & Recreation Commission – Public Hearing/Meeting, 7pm

PARTICIPATION OPPORTUNITIES OVERVIEW

Teen/Youth Specific Outreach Week of May 4th – Lunchtime Kiosks at Burlingame High School

and Burlingame Intermediate School

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Community Outreach (subject to change) ROUND 3

TO BE SCHEDULED

Other - TO BE SCHEDULED Community Open House – Downtown Merchants Association Rotary Club Meetings Burlingame Mother’s Club Traffic and Safety Commission ?

PARTICIPATION OPPORTUNITIES OVERVIEW

Presentations and Public Hearings (2) Planning Commission

Study Session – June 22nd

Fall 2015 (2) City Council Meetings

City Council Check-in (Study Session) – June 15th

City Council Final Presentation – November 2nd

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PROCESS GOALS Community engagement that is transparent and signified by the

collaboration of a wide range of stakeholders and community members

Broad community input resulting in local pride and ownership in the plan recommendations

Plan recommendations that address the needs of a wide cross-section of residents, and bring the community together to focus on a common goal

Burlingame’s values are reflected in the process and development of the plan; participants’ feedback is listened to and affirmed by the plan recommendations

The recommended plan captures the goals, needs, and vision of all Burlingame residents, and successfully translates those into the end product: the new community center

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PROJECT OUTCOME GOALS Creating a community center that becomes a pillar of

community life and civic pride for Burlingame

A facility that is operationally, environmentally, and socially sustainable

The creation of a multigenerational community center that becomes a central meeting and gathering place for residents

Honoring the history and heritage of the Gunst Estate, Washington Park, Burlingame, and respecting the mature trees

Building a facility that meets the needs of today’s community, and has the flexibility to evolve to meet future needs

A community center that provides the opportunity for people to enrich themselves intellectually, emotionally, spiritually, and physically

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SITE INTEGRATION OPTIONS

AGENDA1. Project and Schedule Updates

Work Plan

Participation and Outreach Schedule

Process and Outcome Goals

2. Program and Building Bubble Diagram Options

3. Design Values Exercise

4. Next Steps

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BUILDING PROGRAM OPTION

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BUILDING BUBBLE DIAGRAM ACOMMUNITY HALL: OPTION A

COMMUNITYHALL

4,000 sf

MAKERROOM1,200 sf

CREATIVEARTS/CERAMICS

1,600 sf

LOUNGE900 sf

KITCHEN1,000 sf

STAFF2,200 sf

TEENSCENE900 sf

LOBBY

ENTRY PLAZA

ARTYARD

BURLINGAME AVENUE

KILNRR

PARK STOR.

RRPARKRR

RECEPTION

RAISEDPLATFORM

600 sf

STOR.

PARK PATIO

COMM. HALLBELOW

FITNESS &WELLNESS

STUDIO 1,800 sf

DANCE &STRETCHSTUDIO1,800 sf

LRG.MTG.

ROOM1,500 sf

FINEARTS

1,400 sf

ADULTACTIVE

LOUNGE950 sf

DECK

ENRICHMENT CLASSROOM

900 sf

SERVICE

RRMUSICAL ARTS350 sf

KIDSTOWN900 sf

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COMMUNITYHALL

COMMUNITYHALL

RAISEDPLATFORM

RAISEDPLATFORM

KITCHEN

KITCHEN

FLEX350 sf

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LOBBY/COMMUNITY LOUNGE

LOUNGE900 sf

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FLEX SPACE

FLEX350 sf

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TEEN SCENE

TEENSCENE900 sf

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CREATIVE ARTS & CERAMICS

CREATIVEARTS/CERAMICS

1,600 sf

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MAKER ROOM

MAKERROOM1,200 sf

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ENRICHMENT CLASSROOM

ENRICHMENT CLASSROOM

900 sf

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LARGE MEETING ROOM

LRG.MTG.

ROOM1,500 sf

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MUSICAL ARTS

MUSICAL ARTS350 sf

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KIDS TOWN

KIDSTOWN900 sf

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FINE ARTS

FINEARTS

1,400 sf

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PERFORMING ARTS, DANCE, & FITNESS

FITNESS &WELLNESS

STUDIO 1,800 sf

DANCE &STRETCHSTUDIO1,800 sf

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ACTIVE ADULT LOUNGE

ADULTACTIVE

LOUNGE950 sf

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LOBBY

KITCHEN

COMMUNITYHALL

RR

COMMUNITY HALL – OPTION A

STOR.

STOR.

RAISEDPLATFORM

PARK PATIO

• Feel of space:o 64’ x 64’ – square formo Divisible into two, 2,016 square foot rooms

• Raised platform: o Oriented towards active park activitieso Allows for direct connection to Gunst Estate and Park

Patio from main Community Hall spaces

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LOUNGEKITCHEN

COMMUNITYHALL

RR

COMMUNITY HALL – OPTION B

STOR.

RAISEDPLATFORM

PARK PATIO

STOR.

• Feel of space:o 50’ x 80’ – rectangular formo Divisible into three spaces: (2x) 1,500 sq. ft., (1x) 1,000 sq. ft.

• Raised platform: o Oriented towards Gunst Estate o Direct connection to Park Patio from 1/3rd of Community Hall

• Lounge adjacency can serve as pre-function space for Community Hall

SITE INTEGRATION OPTIONS

AGENDA1. Project and Schedule Updates

Work Plan

Participation and Outreach Schedule

Process and Outcome Goals

2. Program and Building Bubble Diagram Options

3. Design Values Exercise

4. Next Steps

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CONTEXTUAL INSPIRATION

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TRADITIONALLY INFLUENCED

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WARM + INVITING

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CIVIC

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RURAL + RUSTIC

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EASY MODERN

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COLORFUL

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EXPRESSIVE

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Expressive

Colorful

Easy Modern

Rural + Rustic

Civic

Warm + Inviting

Traditionally Influened

Contextural Inspiration

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03/19/15 – Parks and Recreation Meeting

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Rural + Rustic

Civic

Warm + Inviting

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Contextural Inspiration

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03/21/15 – Washington Park Open House

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Easy Modern

Rural + Rustic

Civic

Warm + Inviting

Traditionally Influened

Contextural Inspiration

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03/22/15 – Farmers Market Kiosk

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Expressive

Colorful

Easy Modern

Rural + Rustic

Civic

Warm + Inviting

Traditionally Influened

Contextural Inspiration

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OUTREACH ROUND 1: Combined Results

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SITE INTEGRATION OPTIONS

AGENDA1. Project and Schedule Updates

Work Plan

Participation and Outreach Schedule

Process and Outcome Goals

2. Program and Building Bubble Diagram Options

3. Design Values Exercise

4. Next Steps

SITE INTEGRATION OPTIONS

NEXT STEPS

ROUND 2 MAY 30th: Community Open House,

Washington Park, 10am-2pm MAY 31st: Community Kiosk, Farmers Market,

9am-1:30pm JUNE 18th: Parks & Recreation Commission,

7pm-8pm

Community Outreach (subject to change)

TEEN/YOUTH OUTREACH Week of May 4th – Lunchtime Kiosks at

Burlingame High School and Burlingame Intermediate School