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Corridor Design
Proposed Site
Precedent
Main Concept
Inventory of Spaces (Plans)
Sections
Circulation
Wall Section
Unit Design
Perspectives
Site Model
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1WEST PALM BEACH, FL
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2Florida East Coast Railroad Thriving Sunset Lounge
In the late 1800’s, news of extending the FEC
railroad through West Palm Beach brought blacks
from all over the Southeast to the area in search of
work.
By 1915, the Northwest Neighborhood was the center
of the city’s black community. The development of
the segregated black community grew during the first
half of the century but has tapered off over the
decades.
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Historic Railroad Track Segment + Brownfield Location
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The Urban Design redevelopment for Banyan Boulevard is focused on
creating a pedestrian-friendly link in a seemingly dead street in the Northwest
Neighborhood of West Palm Beach. Segregation and poor quality housing
within the neighborhood has caused severe economic failure, gentrification
and poverty in this once thriving district. Focusing on creating a strong urban
core with the integration of mixed-use buildings, new residencies and
pedestrian pathways can help to meet the needs of local business workers,
visitors and residents.
The lack of community spaces and public parking, abandoned
businesses and auto-oriented streets are main elements contributing to the
gentrification of this corridor. The integration of shared streets, public walkways
and new commercial businesses would begin to form a sense of community
and create an iconic strip that gives visitors the downtown experience. The
program of mixed-use and residential buildings both contradict and
compliment each other, serving as a link between the historical neighborhood
and Quadrille Business District that accentuates the proposed linear park,
enhances the public realm and promotes an active urban environment.
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• Connect to
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• Memorialize
the historic
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Mixed-use Parking Garages
- accommodate for muchneeded public parking
- invite visitors from mainstreets
- form termination pointsdefining new development
Shared Streets
- connect neighborhoodwith businesses
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7Central Linear Park
- connects entire street
- serves as pedestrianwalkway
- memorializes historicrailroad tracks
Residential Buildings
- mirror and connect withadjacent residencies
- create a sense ofcommunity
Mixed-use Buildings
- invite visitors and localbusinessworkers
- serves all 3 district edges- brings in needed revenue
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Presented at Community Meeting of Northwest Neighborhood in
West Palm Beach
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1111 BuildingMiami, FLMixed-UseParking Garage
Ground Level Pedestrian Entrance
Variation in Floor Height
Exposed Structure + Upper Residential Levels
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PEDESTRIAN + VEHICULAR
CIRCULATION
COMMUNITYAUTO-URBAN
RELATIONSHIP
Reviving the lost community of this once thriving and integrated neighborhood while inviting the automobile-oriented lifestyle stands as the conceptual focus for this project. The transition from active urban pathways to private residencies give it an auto-urban relationship tied together with vehicular and pedestrian circulation. By memorializing the existing historic railroad tracks through the delamination of the proposed linear park and creating the amalgamation of 3 divergent districts, a typical mixed-use garage structure transforms into a respondent form, mimicking and inviting its contextual surroundings to work as one.
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MAIN RESIDENTIAL LOBBY: 1,800 SF
SECONDARY ENTRANCE: 900 SF
RETAIL (7 UNITS): 9,990 SF
MECHANICAL ROOM: 275 SF
LIVE/WORK RETAIL (3 UNITS): 6,300 SF
RESTAURANT: 5,826 SF
TOTAL: 25,091 SF
LIVE/WORKRETAIL
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RETAIL RETAIL RETAIL RETAIL RETAIL RETAIL RETAIL
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EVENT SPACE: 7,200 SF
PARKING (62 SPACES): 28,800 SF
OFFICE UNITS (2): 6,500 SF
TOTAL: 42,500 SF
OPEN EVENT SPACE
PUBLIC PARKING
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PARKING (62 SPACES): 28,800 SF
OFFICE UNITS (2): 6,500 SF
TOTAL: 35,300 SF
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2 BED APARTMENT (8 UNITS): 7,200 SF
3 BED APARTMENT (1 UNIT): 1,800 SF
STUDIOS (11 UNITS): 4,950 SF
GREEN TERRACE: 27,900 SF
TOTAL: 41, 850 SF
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2 BED APARTMENT (5 UNITS): 4,500 SF
3 BED APARTMENT (2 UNITS): 3,600 SF
STUDIOS (11 UNITS): 4,950 SF
GREEN TERRACE: 12,450 SF
TOTAL: 25,500 SF
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2 BED APARTMENT (4 UNITS): 3,600 SF
3 BED APARTMENT (1 UNIT): 1,800 SF
STUDIOS (2 UNITS): 900 SF
GREEN TERRACE: 5,400 SF
TOTAL: 11,700 SF
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2 BED APARTMENT (2 UNITS): 1,800 SF
3 BED APARTMENT (1 UNIT): 1,800 SF
STUDIOS (2 UNITS): 900 SF
GREEN TERRACE: 3,600 SF
TOTAL: 8,100 SF
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FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY
ARC 5352COMPREHENSIVE DESIGN PROJECT
SPRING 2016
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