CAMP DAISY HINDMAN�nal proposal: master plankansas state university [2011]

BACK ENTRYservice road, horse entry, second exit

RIDING AREAovergrown outdoor horse riding area

no connection to rest of site1,000 ft from closest part of camp

DISCONNECT

UNUSED ARENAnewest building on camp and best sited in relation to drainage, not used at all

ABANDONED STABLESfully functional horse

stables left empty

SHEDstorage for North end of camp

extremely visible to campers

SEWAGE PONDS

COMMUNITY$40,000 savings by using exist-ing cladding on arena structure

moves program to location closer to entry

activates unused facility

already enclosed structure makes for easy phasing and construc-

tion void of water damage

rentable flex space provides opportunity for profit

indoor troop housing and rec space provide girls with year

round activity flexibility STABLE/STORM SHELTERgoats, chickens, horses and llama in stable area to help promote hands on science activities.

stables double as storm shelter and utility area

boardwalks connect entirety of site North to South

CONNECTED

NEW ENTRYback road creates layer of security

and more scenic approach

PARKINGlot can accommo-date 4 busses [approx 192 girls]

parking for staff and visitor cars

RETENTION added vegetation for filtration and aesthetic benefits

ADMIN/RESIDENTIALhouses administration facilities [offices, conference, infirmary]

ranger house, garage and storage

$24, 593.402”

corrugated metal roofing and siding

$153.73/panel [panel=72.75 sq ft]11, 370 sq. ft. of cladding

=+

ARENA FIRST FLOOR PLAN:

garage

flexspace

office

conference

multipurpose space

infirmarybathrooms

bathrooms

animal shelters

mechanical

maintenance shed

storm shelters

master bed

bath

guest

guest

bath

living

kitchen

troop leader

girl scout lodging

girl scout lodging

troop leader

flexspace

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garage

flexspace

office

conference

multipurpose space

infirmarybathrooms

bathrooms

animal shelters

mechanical

maintenance shed

storm shelters

master bed

bath

guest

guest

bath

living

kitchen

troop leader

girl scout lodging

girl scout lodging

troop leader

flexspace

ARENA SECOND FLOOR PLAN:O 5 10 15

5 10 20 40 80

ARENA SECTION 1:O 5 10 15

5 10 20 40 80

ARENA SECTION 2:O 5 10 15

5 10 20 40 80

STABLE PLAN:

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storm shelter mechanical

animal shelters

Exsisting Southern Elevation1/8”=1’-0”

Proposed Southern Elevation1/8”=1’-0”

STABLE SOUTHERN ELEVATIONS:

proposed/existing

proposed

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exsisting

proposed

STABLE WESTERN ELEVATIONS:O 5 10 15

proposed/existing

exsisting

Section A-A1/8”=1’0”

Section A-A1/8”=1’0”

STABLE SECTION:

O 5 10 15

pool starting to wash away because of drain-age, not efficient

LEAKING POOL

siting of buildings has caused foundational problems

used structures on property decaying daily

no division between administra-tion area and girls area

BUILDINGS IN DISREPAIR

UNUSABLE LAKElake filled with sediment from surrounding hills

dam is failing and unsafe

dredging costs $150,000 every 20-30 years

no large place for girls to gather around lake, which is most central part of camp

no area for girls to shower or use rest room in center area of camp

LACK OF CENTRAL REST ROOMS

DISCONNECT BETWEEN CAMPScamp sites feel like individual areas instead of communicating as parts of a unit

$

NATURAL POOL

DINING/AMPHITHEATER/SPRAY PARK

BOARDWALKS

CAMP CENTER

pool connected with creek bed in natural state

education of plant �ltration

large open grass field

central congregation/activity area

material: metal grate sup-ported by concrete pillars

unique connection between camps and site

pavillion-like dining hall that opens to amphitheater and camp center

spray park on top of existing pool with some mechanical equip. in hole from pool

facilitating connection between dining and field, uniting the Îcamp centerÌ

END OF ZIP LINEgirls end in central hub of camp

REST ROOMS/SHOWERSlocated mid way between camps

with composting toilets and solar hot water heated showers

NEW PROPERTY LINEsell off area of camp with the most differed

maintenance costs and only area with frontage on main road

50 10 15

$

DINING HALL PLAN:

-new location of dining hallO 5 10 15

KITCHEN

DINING

REST ROOMS/SHOWERS

SPRAY PARK

50 10 15

DINING HALL SECTION 1:

-looking through dining hall at kitchen serving wall-cut through amphitheater that opens up to field

O 5 10 15

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DINING HALL SECTION 2:

-cutting through full building and spray park looking at hill behind built structure

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DINING HALL PHASE 1:

-slab and beginning instillations of spray park-showers, bathrooms and storage [beginnings of dining hall structure]-start site work in the area

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DINING HALL PHASE 2:

-slab for rest of dining hall to be built on later-amphitheatre put in place, slab for dining hall can be used for stage/gathering area in mean time

O 5 10 15

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DINING HALL PHASE 3:

-add on to bathroom and shower structure with dining hall and kitchen area-appliances can always be added at later time

O 5 10 15

CAMP DAISY HINDMAN�nal proposal: master planandres alfaro, luke brohmer, katie hawkes, audrey knight, adam rielly