Thorpe Park Annex Design Concepts

Share your opinion on three design concepts for the Thorpe Park Annex.

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Please indicate your level of agreement for each Concept Design by selecting the number that best describes your opinion. Please describe why in the text boxes below. (1=can't imagine this design, 5=love this idea)

Concept A: Back to Nature

	Response Count
1	27.0%	111
2	14.8%	61
3	18.2%	75
4	12.9%	53
5	24.8%	102

Concept B: Family, Fitness, Fun

	Response Count
1	22.6%	93
2	14.1%	58
3	17.0%	70
4	18.7%	77
5	26.0%	107

Concept C: Something for All

	Response Count
1	17.5%	72
2	16.1%	66
3	19.2%	79
4	19.7%	81
5	26.5%	109

Comments on Concept A - Back to Nature (what do you like and what would you change?):

Answered: 320
Skipped: 99

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Comments on Concept B – Family, Fitness, Fun (what do you like and what would you change?):

Answered: 352
Skipped: 67

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Comments on Concept C – Something for All (what do you like and what would you change?):

Answered: 339
Skipped: 80

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July 18, 2022, 3:15 PM

Please indicate your level of agreement for each Concept Design by selecting the number that best describes your opinion. Please describe why in the text boxes below. (1=can't imagine this design, 5=love this idea)
- Concept C: Something for All - 5
Comments on Concept A - Back to Nature (what do you like and what would you change?):
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Comments on Concept B – Family, Fitness, Fun (what do you like and what would you change?):
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Comments on Concept C – Something for All (what do you like and what would you change?):
No response.

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Consider the following three design concepts for the Thorpe Park Annex Parcel

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Designed with an open-air emphasis, combining green space and market stalls (hard and softscape)
Enhances the Indigenous Community Cultural Center as a centerpiece with traditional ceremonial space (east side), ethnobotanical area (south side), and a performance space (north side).
Ample hardscape event space with options for smaller and larger attendance (options to face north and east).
Promotes revegetation, vegetation buffers and multiple garden and orchard spaces.
Integrates outdoor classroom space and opportunities for learning.
Buffer: includes passive activities such as picknicking and walking.

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Designed with active recreation and intergenerational play in mind.
Includes market entry points into the Indigenous Community Cultural Center (north side).
Event space is intended to be flexible for both indoor and outdoor venues and variable capacities.
Includes active recreation types: Pickleball courts (6), 3-on-3 basketball courts (4 indoor), skate spot, a versatile play area.
Fitness loop (1/2 mile) with multiple activity stations.
Community garden adjacent to City-leased garden space.
Buffer: Dog park with ramadas and benches.

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Designed with multiple use focus: active and passive recreation, employee housing and green space.
Enhances circulation around the Indigenous Community Cultural Center while maintaining market and traditional ceremonial spaces.
Feature north-facing amphitheater with flexible capacity.
Includes community garden and integrates the pollinator garden as a central feature.
Includes active recreation: pickleball courts (4), skate park, bike pump track (Buffer), centralized family play area.
Includes 7 units of employee housing (2-story max).

Please indicate your level of agreement for each Concept Design by selecting the number that best describes your opinion. Please describe why in the text boxes below. (1=can't imagine this design, 5=love this idea)