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splash page/intro MOSSWOOD PARK

WORKSHOP #5

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LISTENING, VISIONING, & PROGRAMMING DESIGN & CONSTRUCTIONPRE-DESIGN:START-UP

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EXPLORE SYNTHESIZE

*SITE SURVEY

*GEOTECH REPORT

*SITE & BUILDING EVALUATION

PROJECT ADVISORY COMMITTEE (PAC) KICK-OFF09/23

KICK OFF COMMUNITY OUTREACH

WORKSHOP 04:SITE PLANOPTIONS01/11

ONGOING : *INTERVIEWS / *SURVEYS / *FOCUS GROUPS

WORKSHOP 05: SUSTAINABILITY CHARRETTE02/01

WORKSHOP 06:FINAL SITE PLAN03/07

*PRELIMINARY VISION & PROGRAM

*FINALIZE VISION & PROGRAM

WORKSHOP 01: KICK OFF + INFORMATION GATHERING10/19

WORKSHOP 02:VISIONINGSITE + PROGRAM11/12

WORKSHOP 02:VISIONINGSITE + PROGRAM11/16

*DEVELOP MASTER PLAN ALTERNATIVES

*FINALIZE CHOSEN ALTERNATIVE

*FINALIZE PROGRAM & DESIGN CONCEPT

*DEFINE SCOPE & PHASING

01 PUBLIC MEETING: PARK & REC

02 PUBLIC MEETING: PLANNING

03 PUBLIC MEETING: LANDMARK

04 PUBLIC MEETING: PRESENTATION

05 PUBLIC MEETING PRESENTATION

FINAL SUMMARY REPORT

CITY STAFF CONSULTATIONS09/03

PARK MASTER PLAN & CONCEPT DESIGN

PAC

DESIGN06/2020 - 06/2021

BID & CONSTRUCTION07/2021 - 02/2022

PAC PAC PAC PAC PAC PAC PAC

SUMMER 2020 - SPRING 2022

DEVELOP ENGAGEMENT PLAN & STRATEGIES

*DEVELOP ONE ALTERNATIVE

ONGOING : *INTERVIEWS / *SURVEYS / *FOCUS GROUPS

TAC

FOCUS GROUPS(ONGOING)

PROJECT UPDATE

COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT REPORT

COMPLETED ONGOING FUTURE

• Facilitated workshops 1, 2, 3 & 4

• Conducted Focus Group sessions with Mosswood Rec youth and ACE Mentor Program

• Toured Rainbow and Golden Gate Recreation Centers

• Visited local events and organizations

• Attended Mosswood RAC meetings

• Event Eblasts

• Public online survey

• Fliers, posters and banner

• Monthly meetings with Project Advisory Committee and city departments

• Public Art Advisory

• CreatecontentforofficialCityofOakland Mosswood social media posts

• UnofficialsocialmediapostsonDesignTeam Instagram accounts

• Workshop 6

• Additional tours of similar recreation centers

• Focus groups and interviews with:• Basketball Players• Arts organizations• Health / Wellness / Resiliency groups• Memory Keepers

• Upcoming spring local festivals

• Otherrecommendations?

COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT REPORT

Mosswood RAC Upcoming: Guided Tree Walk 2/29 3PM

MLK Day of ServiceACE Mentor Oakland

WORKSHOP 4 & PAC MEETING REPORT

• Workshop 4 held Saturday 01/11/20 11am-1pm

• 23 adults and 12 kids attended

• Activities included report back presentation, presentation of site analysis, and site planning exercise

• Meeting with Project Advisory Committee held on 01/13/20

• OPRYD,Planning,DHS,OPW,RACrepresentativesattended

• 2 additional site plan options were developed

SITE PLANNING RESULTS: BUILDING + SITE

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Building elements were mostly located in three general locations in the park.

Building locations were guided by desires to:

• Create a better connection between the active and passive sides of the park

• Create better visibility of the building from the street

• Activate the Moss House

• Activate of the amphitheater

• Create better connections to the existing recreational elements

• Minimize impacts to park landscape and notable trees

• Create better relationships to the playgrounds

• Some teams removed the ball field from their plans, or replaced it with a multipurposefield.

• Some teams reduced the number of tennis courts or relocated them on the site, but all teams showed some form of tennis.

• The majority of teams kept the playgrounds close to their existing locations and a few teams relocated them to the Broadway side of the park.

• The meadow was generally left intact and augmented with furnishings and lighting.

• Many saw an opportunity to move the community gardens closer to the Moss House or the center of the park.

• There was a strong desire to activate the Southeast corner of the park where the amphitheater is located with program and better lighting.

SITE PLANNING RESULTS: PARK ELEMENTS

There were areas that were generally agreed to as “no-go” zones for the building. These included:

• The Northwest corner due to poor soils

• The basketball courts

• The Moss House

• The meadow and area around the creek

• The easement through the existing parking lot at the Southwest corner of the site

• Notableandsignificanttreesaccordingtothe arborist report

BASKETBALLCOURTS

MOSSHOUSE

LIQUEFACTIONZONE

CREEK & MEADOW

NOTABLE TREE, TYP.

EXISTING EASEMENT

SITE PLANNING RESULTS: NO GO ZONES

MASTER PLAN COLLAGE

Community gatherings and events

Protests

Picnics

Barbecues

History tours

Mosswood Basketball commemoration

Moss House

Outdoor bleachers

Movie nights

Performances/concerts

Benches

Night basketball

Biking

Skateboard area

Softball

Tennis courts

Health and wellness

Baseball

Child-friendly

Basketball

Environment/Plants

Gathering Area

History

Sports/Fitness/Wellness

Performing ArtsFood forest/feed people

Environmental Sustainability

Remove as few trees as possible

Hands-on growing and maintaining

Daylit creek

Native plants

Safe

Trees pruned professionally

Green natural space

Apple tree

Warm, non-institutional

PARK THEMES

Performing arts

Visual arts

Technology

ReceptionMaker SpaceComputer Lab

Teens Area / ClassroomKids Area / Classroom

Meeting RoomMultipurpose Room

StageCommercial Kitchen

Offices

Storage

Circulation

Back of House

Outdoor space

Living room

Social hall

Movies

Event rentals

Places for food

Youth activities

Senior services

Health and wellness Multipurpose Gym

Pool

Performing arts programs, stageVisual arts / galley / studioRecording equipment and instruments checkoutTool lending libraryTech innovation programs / STEMMaker classesCommunity resources / info hubCooking classes

Adult education and trainingCareer servicesLibrary services / mini libraryEarly childhood educationEnvironmental educationTutoringCulture sharingReading

Teen run library / lab / bike repair / cafeCPR classInnovative transportation stewardshipTrust group exercisesSocial services

Meeting rooms / social hall / engage leadersMovie nights indoor and outdoorPlace just to “be” for all ages (living room vibes)Bandstand, outdoor bleachersPublic restrooms, gender neutral restrooms

Event rentals large and smallPlace for food and meals / cafe / vendingCelebrateIntergenerational programsInclusion programs for all agesTeen spaces like selfie studio with bomb lightingIndoor recreation (basketball, volleyball, athletic flooring)

Youth summer activitiesSenior services (tai chi, yoga)After school careYouth programmingFoosballAccessible playground more integrated with rec centerBeach volleyballDog parkPlaySports programs, regulation size fields / courtsPassive green space

Health and wellness programsEnjoy nature

Adult classes

Youth classes

Pop up library

Community resources

Teen space

Social services

WHAT THERE COULD BE...WHAT WE HEARD...

LEARN

CREATE

RELAX

GATHER

COMMUNITY CENTER PROGRAM

OPTION 1: CONCEPT + SITE PLANMECHANICAL

NATURE PAVILION

1

SCALE: 1” = 40’ - 0”

PROS• Central location that can function

as a bridge between active and passive sides of park

• Visibility from MacArthur Blvd• Adjacency to basketball courts• Integrated with the trees• Improved pedestrian access to

Moss House

CONS• Does not activate park features to

the south• Some non-signifi cant trees and

trees in marginal health will need to be removed

• Requires additional parking and vehicle access

COMMUNITY CENTERPHASE 1 GYM

PHASE 2

POOLPHASE 3

NATURE PAVILION

Moss House





NATURE PAVILION

1PROS• Central location that can function



Moss House






PHASE 2

POOLPHASE 3

OPTION 1: BUILDING PROGRAM LAYOUT

MULTIPURPOSE GYM

OUTDOOR

POOL

MECHANICAL

RECEPTIONOFFICES

MAKERSPACE

MEETINGROOM

MULTIPURPOSEROOM

STORAGE

STAGE

STORAGE

LOCKERS

STORAGE

CLASSROOMS

UTILITY

BLEACHERS

KITCHEN

COMPUTER LAB

BLEACHERS

RESTROOMS

RESTROOM

osswood Community Center& Park Master Plan

LEVEL 2 LAYOUTLEVEL 1 LAYOUT

OPTION 1: 3D VIEW FROM STREET

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VIEW FROM MACARTHUR BLVD

OPTION 1: SITE PROGRAM

NATURE PAVILION

1PROS• Central location that can function



Moss House






PHASE 2

POOLPHASE 3

NATURE PAVILION

OPPORTUNITIES

CHALLENGES

OPTION 2: CONCEPT + SITE PLANCOMPUTER MAKER MULTIPURPOSE

BUS STOP

BUS STOP

BIKE SHARE

MOSS HOUSE

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MacArthur Boulevard

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PLAYGROUND

LAWN MEADOW

AMPHITHEATRE

BASKETBALL

TENNIS

OUTDOOR SEATING +GARDEN

OUTDOOR SEATING +GARDEN

COMMUNITY GARDEN

DOG PARK

SEATING+

HISTORY

SEATING+

HISTORY

SEATING+

HISTORY

SEATING+

HISTORY

PLAYGROUND

GARDENSBALLFIELD

SEATING+

HISTORY

NATURE WALK

EXISTING GROVE

SEATING+

HISTORY

DIALOGUE WITH HISTORY

SCALE: 1” = 40’ - 0”

2PROS• Minimal impacts to the site• Opportunity to activate Moss

House, amphitheater and tennis courts

• Reuse of existing parking lot• Relationship to notable

eucalyptus tree• Opportunity to open up circulation

path from west to east side of park• Improved pedestrian access to

Moss House

CONS• Displacement of current temporary

Recreation Center during construction

• Does not activate park features to the north

COMMUNITY CENTERPHASE 1

GYMPHASE 2

POOLPHASE 3


MOSS HOUSE

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AMPHITHEATRE

TENNIS

DOG PARK

SEATING+

HISTORY

GARDENSBALLFIELD

NATURE



Moss House





GYMPHASE 2

POOLPHASE 3

BIKE SHARE

MOSS HOUSE

MacArthur Boulevard

Web

ster

Stre

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PLAYGROUND

LAWN MEADOW

AMPHITHEATRE

BASKETBALL

SEATING+

HISTORY

SEATING+

HISTORY

PLAYGROUND

GARDENSBALLFIELD

SE

HI

EXISTING GROVE

SEATING+

HISTORY







Moss House





GYMPHASE 2

POOLPHASE 3


MULTIPURPOSE GYM

STAGE

RECEPTIONSTORAGE STORAGEUTILITY

MECHANICAL

OUTDOOR

OFFICES RESTROOMS

POOL

LOCKERSSTORAGE

CLASSROOMS

COMPUTER LAB

MAKERSPACE KITCHEN

RESTROOM

MULTIPURPOSE ROOM

STORAGE

BLEACHERS


LEVEL 1 LAYOUT

LEVEL 2 LAYOUT

OPTION 2: 3D VIEW FROM STREETVIEW FROM BALL FIELD


BIKE SHARE

MOSS HOUSE

MacArthur Boulevard

Web

ster

Stre

et

PLAYGROUND

LAWN MEADOW

AMPHITHEATRE

BASKETBALL

SEATING+

HISTORY

SEATING+

HISTORY

PLAYGROUND

GARDENSBALLFIELD

SE

HI

EXISTING GROVE

SEATING+

HISTORY







Moss House





GYMPHASE 2

POOLPHASE 3


OPPORTUNITIES

CHALLENGES

OPTION 3: CONCEPT + SITE PLAN

BUS STOP

BUS STOP

BIKE SHARE

MOSS HOUSE

P

P

MacArthur Boulevard

Broa

dway

Web

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LAWN MEADOW

AMPHITHEATRE

BASKETBALL

PLAYGROUND

OUTDOOR SEATING

+COMMUNITY GARDEN

OUTDOOR SEATING

+COMMUNITY GARDEN

COMMUNITY GARDEN

COMMUNITY GARDEN

PLAYGROUND

SMALLLAWN MEADOW

PLAYGROUND

VIEWERS MEADOW

HISTORIC GARDEN

HISTORIC GARDEN

SKATEPARK

HISTORIC GARDEN

SEATING+

HISTORY

SEATING+

HISTORY

SEATING+

HISTORY

SEATING+

HISTORY

SEATING+

HISTORY

SEATING+

HISTORY

SKATEPARK- EXTENSION (WITH CALTRANS PERMISSION)

TENNIS

COMMUNITY BEACON

SCALE: 1” = 40’ - 0”

3PROS• Central entry with reception area• Minimal impacts to trees• Gym has possible connection to

basketball courts• High visibility of building from

MacArthur and Webster Streets• Faces the neighborhood and

community

CONS• Eliminates ball fi eld• Requires additional parking and

vehicle access• Does not activate park features to

the south and east• Limited connection to the Moss

House


GYMPHASE 2

POOLPHASE 3

COMMUNITY BEACON

MOSS HOUSE

PW

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580

AMPHITHEATRE

SMALLLAWN MEADOW

PLAYGROUND

MEADOW

HISTORIC GARDEN

HISTORIC GARDEN

SKATEPARK

HISTORIC GARDEN

SEATING+

HISTORY

SKATEPARK- EXTENSION (WITH CALTRANS PERMISSION)

TENNIS

community




House


POOLPHASE 3

BIKE SHARE

MOSS HOUSE

P

MacArthur Boulevard

Web

ster

Stre

etLAWN MEADOW

AMPHITHEATRE

BASKETBALL

PLAYGROUND

COMMGAR

PLAYGROUND

SMALLLAWN MEADOW

PLAYGROUND

VIEWERS MEADOW

HISTORIC GARDEN

HISTORIC GARDEN

HISTORIC GARDEN

SEATING+

HISTORY

SEATING+

HISTORY

SEATING+

HISTORY

SEAT+

HIST

SEATING+

HISTORY

SEAT+

HIST

COMMUNITY BEACON




community




House


GYMPHASE 2

POOLPHASE 3


MULTIPURPOSE GYM

BLEACHERS RECEPTION &MEETING SPACE

OUTDOORCOMPUTER

LAB

KITCHEN

MULTIPURPOSEROOM

RESTROOMMAKER SPACE

STORAGE

STAGE

OFFICES

RESTROOMS

UTILITY

STORAGE

POOL

LOCKERS

MECHANICAL

STORAGE

CLASSROOMS


LEVEL 2 LAYOUTLEVEL 1 LAYOUT

OPTION 3: 3D VIEW FROM STREEETVIEW FROM WEBSTER STREET


BIKE SHARE

MOSS HOUSE

P

MacArthur Boulevard

Web

ster

Stre

etLAWN MEADOW

AMPHITHEATRE

BASKETBALL

PLAYGROUND

COMMGAR

PLAYGROUND

SMALLLAWN MEADOW

PLAYGROUND

VIEWERS MEADOW

HISTORIC GARDEN

HISTORIC GARDEN

HISTORIC GARDEN

SEATING+

HISTORY

SEATING+

HISTORY

SEATING+

HISTORY

SEAT+

HIST

SEATING+

HISTORY

SEAT+

HIST

COMMUNITY BEACON




community




House


GYMPHASE 2

POOLPHASE 3


OPPORTUNITIES

CHALLENGES

SITE & LANDSCAPE CONSIDERATIONS

FOR TODAY’S MEETING PLEASE

FOCUS ON THE SPACES AND

HOW THEY MIGHT POSITIVELY

OR NEGATIVELY IMPACT

CIRCULATION, MAINTENANCE,

AND ACTIVATIONS

SITE & LANDSCAPE CONSIDERATIONS

MAINTENANCENETWORKS

DIMENSIONED

SPACES ACTIVATIONS

FLEXIBLE INFORMAL

RESTRICTED

MOVEMENT

ECOLOGY

CLEANING

CARING

MOSSWOODCOMMUNITY

CENTER & PARK PROGRAM

WORKSHOPS+

PUBLIC SURVEY+

CITYDEPARTMENTS+

PROJECTADVISORYCOMMITTEE+

FOCUS GROUPS / INTERVIEWS+

SITE TOURS+

ATTENDANCEATLOCALEVENTS

Community gatherings and events

Protests

Picnics

Barbecues

History tours

Mosswood Basketball commemoration

Moss House

Outdoor bleachers

Movie nights

Performances/concerts

Benches

Night basketball

Biking

Skateboard area

Softball

Tennis courts

Health and wellness

Baseball

Child-friendly

Basketball

Environment/Plants

Gathering Area

History

Sports/Fitness/Wellness

Performing ArtsFood forest/feed people

Environmental Sustainability

Remove as few trees as possible

Hands-on growing and maintaining

Daylit creek

Native plants

Safe

Trees pruned professionally

Green natural space

Apple tree

Warm, non-institutional

Performing arts

Visual arts

Technology

ReceptionMaker SpaceComputer Lab

Teens Area / ClassroomKids Area / Classroom

Meeting RoomMultipurpose Room

StageCommercial Kitchen

Offices

Storage

Circulation

Back of House

Outdoor space

Living room

Social hall

Movies

Event rentals

Places for food

Youth activities

Senior services

Health and wellness Multipurpose Gym

Pool

Performing arts programs, stageVisual arts / galley / studioRecording equipment and instruments checkoutTool lending libraryTech innovation programs / STEMMaker classesCommunity resources / info hubCooking classes

Adult education and trainingCareer servicesLibrary services / mini libraryEarly childhood educationEnvironmental educationTutoringCulture sharingReading

Teen run library / lab / bike repair / cafeCPR classInnovative transportation stewardshipTrust group exercisesSocial services

Meeting rooms / social hall / engage leadersMovie nights indoor and outdoorPlace just to “be” for all ages (living room vibes)Bandstand, outdoor bleachersPublic restrooms, gender neutral restrooms

Event rentals large and smallPlace for food and meals / cafe / vendingCelebrateIntergenerational programsInclusion programs for all agesTeen spaces like selfie studio with bomb lightingIndoor recreation (basketball, volleyball, athletic flooring)

Youth summer activitiesSenior services (tai chi, yoga)After school careYouth programmingFoosballAccessible playground more integrated with rec centerBeach volleyballDog parkPlaySports programs, regulation size fields / courtsPassive green space

Health and wellness programsEnjoy nature

Adult classes

Youth classes

Pop up library

Community resources

Teen space

Social services

WHAT THERE COULD BE...WHAT WE HEARD...

LEARN

CREATE

RELAX

GATHER

PROGRAM: BUILDING & SITE

GOOD AND FAIR TREE HEALTH AND CRITICAL ROOT ZONES

GoodGood - FairFairFair - PoorPoor

Critical Root Zone of Good,Good - Fair, and Fair Trees

Trees of Notable Size and Health

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GOOD AND FAIR TREE HEALTH WITH CRITICAL ROOT ZONE

DBH = DIAMETER AT BREAST HEIGHT

RPZ INFO

CANOPY

PLAN VIEW TREE

ROOT PROTECTION ZONE (RPZ):

CRITICAL ROOT ZONE:

High priority trees for protec�on

Avoid impact

One foot horizontal for every one inch of DBH

ECOLOGY & SUSTAINABILITY

STORIES & HISTORY

Ground Level

Freeway

Adjacent Buildings

MacArthur Blvd

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Existing Circulation

Major Pedestrian Use

Minor Pedestrian Use

Bicycle Lanes

Proposed Bicycle Lanes

Bike Share Station

Parking

AC Transit

Access Barriers

Transit Stop

Node

0.5 Miles To MacArthur BART

40 Spaces

11 Spaces 2 Spaces

2 Sp

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ACCESS & INCLUSION

TODAY’S STATIONS:

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