1	PIER 70 . san francisco, california concept vision plan
2	sponsors Il Fornaio Fog City Diner SpringLoaf Catering Enterprise Rent-A-Car Bauer’s Limousine zD Precision Models ESRI Autodesk Google Earth Dell @Last (sketchUP) Norcal Waste Systems, Inc Ruby Sailing Goat Hill Pizza The Ramp Restaurant & Bar Moshi Moshi Sushi Bar City Kayak Kayak Unlimited Bay Access The Bike Hut Sandy D’Elia SF Bicycle Coalition Vasquez Coffee DJ Adnan Mia & Jonah
3	steering committee Thank you Jesse Blout, Mayor’s Office of Economic Development and Workforce Greg Asay, Board of Supervisors Monique Moyer, Port of SF Byron Rhett, Port of SF Lynda Swanson, Port of SF David Beaupre, Port of SF Dean Macris, SF Planning Dept Amit Ghosh, SF Planning Dept Jim Chappell, SPUR Will Travis, BCDC Brad McCrea, BCDC Ira Maxbaum, San Francisco Drydock, Inc Toby Levine, Central Waterfront Advisory Group John Borg, Central Waterfront Advisory Group Charles Chase, SF Architectural Heritage Lynn Cullivan, National Park Maritime Museum Judy deReus, UCSF Mission Bay Campus Isabel Wade, Neighborhood Parks Council Jeff Condit, Neighborhood Parks Council Terezia Nemeth, Alexandria Real Estate Equities, Inc Amy Naches, SF Redevelopment Agency Edward Hatter, Potrero Hill Neighborhood House Joe Boss, Dogpatch Neighborhood Association Paul Nixon, Bay Access and the SF Bicycle Coalition Ralph Wilson, Potrero Hill Boosters
4	EDAW professional intern program 1980 Poudre River Canyon, Colorado 1981 Estes Park, Colorado 1982 Greeley, Colorado 1983 Fort Collins, Colorado 1984 Fort Collins, Colorado 1985 Alexandria, Virginia 1986 San Francisco, California 1987 Aurora, Colorado 1988 Washington, DC 1989 San Francisco, California 1990 Alexandria, Virginia Atlanta, Georgia 1993 Seattle, Washington Rocky Mountain Nat’l Park & the Town of Estes, Colorado San Francisco, California 1996 * International Planning Workshop– Suzhou, China Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania 1997 Irvine, California 1998 Petra, Jordan 1999 Miami Beach, Florida 2000 Steigerwald Lake, Washington 2001 Denver, Colorado 2002 Miami, Florida 2003 Beijing, China Nassau, The Bahamas San Francisco, California
5	25^th EIP anniversary celebration June 5, 2005
6	EDAW professional intern program
7	EDAW interns - 2005 Sam Baucum, Louisiana State University Mara Baum, University of California at Berkeley Phyllis Boyd, University of Texas at Austin Katie Dixon, University of Sheffield Patricia Fonseca, University of California at Berkeley Yvonne Hung, Harvard University GSD Young min Kim, Harvard University GSD James Lounsbury (Bart), Harvard University Stephen Mainzer, The Pennsylvania State University Yan Mei (May), University Of Massachusetts at Amherst Jenifer Naas, University of Washington Vipin Nambiar, University of Texas at Austin Brooke Marie Raila, University of Pennsylvania Olivia Saw, Harvard University GSD Ka Ki Sin, University of Hong Kong Jianqiao Tan (Dora), Columbia University Grace Tang, University of Toronto Tonia Wall, University of California at Berkeley Yan Wang, Texas A&M University Ritesh Warade, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Anne Zaragoza, School of Landscape Arch of Versailles
8	we listened to the community community outreach
9	we listened to the community steering committee visions
10	we incorporated urban environmental accords
11	site
12	building the vision . design principles character
13	building the vision . design principles
14	building the vision . design principles
15	vision Pier 70 will be a diverse working waterfront district that embraces its distinctive arts and industrial character, connects to the local communities, reveals its maritime history and activates the water’s edge. This will be achieved with a flexible framework that facilitates the discovery of this unique experiential landscape.
16	wave of SF port redevelopment
17	westcoast drydocks
18	cruiseship terminals
19	land use
20	land use
21	current site uses
22	public trust lands assumptions
23	regional circulation
24	local circulation
25	adjacent neighborhoods
26	view corridors
27	figure ground
28	topography
29	noise and light
30	environmental considerations
31	historical traces
32	the zipper
33	framework diagram
34	illustrative Plan
35	proposed land use & program
36	crane point park welcome . discovery . nature . interaction . sensory
37	crane point park
38	crane point park
39	powerhouse court welcome . discovery . nature . interaction . sensory
40	20^th st corridor vista . voyeuristic . narrative . historic traces . arts
41	20^th street
42	20^th st corridor vista . voyeuristic . narrative . historic traces . arts
43	20^th street view towards the drydock
44	shipyard square
45	shipyard square
46	shipyard square
47	machine shop court . irish hill alley vista . voyeuristic . narrative . historic traces . arts
48	machine shop court . irish hill alley
49	irish hill alley view
50	machine shop court market view
51	machine shop court market view
52	view through buildings in the historic district
53	noonan arts district
54	noonan arts district
55	noonan arts district
56	noonan arts district
57	pier 70 marina
58	pier 70 marina
59	traversing the site
60	section a . through 20^th street
61	section b . through noonan arts district
62	section b . residential & irish hill
63	section c . through machine shop courtyard
64	section d . through waterfront
65	illustrative plan
66	landscape strategy
67	building strategy
68	site circulation
69	parking strategy
70	implementation strategy First steps Interim uses Partnerships with shared values
71	first steps Crane point park Hotel and restaurants along waterfront
72	interim uses and steps Parking for commuters and stadium Aesthetic cleanup of historic facades Artists exhibition space
73	partnerships with shared values
74	partnerships with shared values Access to water Recreational waterfront Active working waterfront Pedestrian-friendly streets and spaces Historic character Better access Artistic community Environmental sustainability
75	Partnerships with shared values
76	financial summary
77	financial summary Mix of Projects: some are profitable and some need subsidies. Attracts private sector to invest in new construction & historic district
78	financial summary funding sources
79	financial summary funding sources Other financing resources, grants, and loans targeting historical preservation, portfields, brownfields, and parks from entities such as: EPA NOAA EDA Dept of Commerce USDA Maritime Adminsitration Dept of Transportation HUD Dept of Interiors National Trust for Historical Preservation
80	phasing strategy
81	existing
82	phase 0
83	phase 1
84	phase 2
85	phase 3
86	phase 3
87	phase 4
88	phase 5
89	phase 6
90	phase 7
91	phase 8
92	EDAW intern program 2005