Evolution of Site Plan

OPTION 2+4

OPTION 1+2+3+4

OPTION 1

OPTION 2

OPTION 2 (Detail)

OPTION 3

OPTION 4

Likes: gym and library location for community use. Swapping the outdoor dining with the back of house kitchen although we still need to mask the back from the main drive. 

Dislikes: elementary still feels far from the shared program. I would prefer middle further away as they can walk more.  I personally don't like the buildings in rows like you are showing unless there is a strong reason why we need to lay them out like that. If they need to remain more bar-building and less 'small villages' maybe we can play with the way they are sited and try to create some interesting interstitial space between them. 

I also wonder do we really need all this parking? Would be good to try to drill down on what the requirement is (note to self: we can add this as a question to Brenda/DOE).

Classroom buildings on the north side, aligned with the slope to minimize the grading work.

Vehicle access to the cafetorium is a challenge.

Classroom buildings are clustered together with a courtyard in the middle to create a "village" feel.

Covered play courts on the main street, accessible to the public after school. Access control, such as fences around the play courts, may be too close to the street, giving an oppressing feeling. Fire vehicle access to classroom buildings needs to be addressed.

The fields are away from the steeper north section preventing needs for greater grading works.

Subdivide sections based on the topology. The main field is accessible from the park. The south west corner is public-shared spaces.