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Crissy Field Marsh Mason St 603 Quartermaster Reach 653 610 (Sports Basement) idio Pres ay arkw yle (Do Dr) 228 229 201 P 211 Fre nch Ct 227 Gr Hallec ah a k St m St 106 om 215 220 ntg 105 ery St 210 223 Mo 218 Main Parade Ground aA ve 0ft 100ft 200ft St d 36 Gr parking sA ve 86 ye public restrooms overlook 35 400ft to ns 2 Fu Civil War Parade Me sa St 37 Ke accessible paths Blv ah 87 ln am water feature interpretive feature loading orientation/information co An z trees furnishing existing buildings new buildings lawns gardens & meadows bluff slope predominately native plantings dunes/learning landscape paths terraces & gathering areas parking area secure area at youth campus site boundary 222 Lin nA ve 104 Alternative 1 – Presidio Trust Management Plan (PTMP) Update The PTMP Update Alternative is the “No-Action The Observation Post (Building 211) is reused Alternative” that was evaluated in the Doyle Drive for office space. EIR/S and anticipated in the 2002 PTMP and 2010 Main Post Update to the PTMP. Building 201 is moved to its permanent location on the west side of Halleck Street and The PTMP Update Alternative is an open, rehabilitated by the Presidio Parkway (Doyle largely undifferentiated landscape that is Drive) project. 210 is rehabilitated as the planted primarily with native vegetation. The new Presidio Visitor Center under a separate site accommodates individuals and small Trust action. 215 remains the Transit Center. groups. Key elements: Paths, expanse of native Paths provide pedestrian north/south and plantings, 35,270 square feet of building east/west access. space, and 124 parking spaces. The Crissy Field Center (Building 603) remains unchanged and the surrounding landscape is largely native plants. Crissy Field Marsh Mason St Quartermaster Reach 603 653 610 (Sports Basement) yle (Do Dr) 228 229 201 io P id Pres ay arkw 211 Fre nch 227 Ct Gr Hallec ah a k St m St 106 St 210 ery 105 ntg om 215 Mo 218 0ft 100ft 200ft aA ve 222 St ln Blv d 36 ah 87 Gr parking sA ve 86 overlook 35 400ft to ns 2 Fu Civil War Parade Me sa St 37 nA ve ye public restrooms Ke accessible paths co am water feature interpretive feature loading orientation/information Lin An z trees furnishing existing buildings new buildings lawns gardens & meadows bluff slope predominately native plantings dunes/learning landscape paths terraces & gathering areas parking area secure area at youth campus site boundary 220 Main Parade Ground 104 223 Alternative 2 – Presidio Parkway The Presidio Parkway Alternative responds to the Doyle Drive Historic Property Treatment Plan for the Built Environment and is consistent with the Doyle Drive Architectural Criteria Report. The Observation Post (Building 211) is retained for public uses. Building 201 is moved to its permanent location on the west side of Halleck Street and rehabilitated by the Presidio Parkway (Doyle The Presidio Parkway is an open and diverse Drive) project. 210 is rehabilitated as the landscape with differentiated areas that new Presidio Visitor Center under a separate accommodate individuals, families, and Trust action. 215 remains the Transit Center. groups of different sizes. The focal point of the Presidio Parkway Alternative is a large, The Crissy Field Center (Building 603) is wide promontory that accommodates larger retained for youth programming and the groups for special events as well as informal adjacent landscape is largely native plants. gatherings. There is a range of opportunities for interpretation and learning. Key elements: Gardens, lawns, and native plantings; visitor-serving plaza, central A variety of paths provide east/west and north/ promontory with group fire pit, and areas to south access as well as different ways to traverse gather and sit; areas for programming; 35,270 and scale the bluff. square feet of building spaces; and 87 parking spaces. Crissy Field Marsh Mason St Quartermaster Reach 603 653 610 (Sports Basement) yle (Do Dr) 228 229 201 io P id Pres ay arkw Fre nch 227 Ct Gr Hallec ah a k St m St 106 St 210 ery 105 ntg om 215 Mo 218 0ft 100ft 200ft aA ve 222 St ln Blv d 36 ah 87 Gr parking sA ve 86 overlook 35 400ft to ns 2 Fu Civil War Parade Me sa St 37 nA ve ye public restrooms Ke accessible paths co am water feature interpretive feature loading orientation/information Lin An z trees furnishing existing buildings new buildings lawns gardens & meadows bluff slope predominately native plantings dunes/learning landscape paths terraces & gathering areas parking area secure area at youth campus site boundary 220 Main Parade Ground 104 223 JAMES CORNER FIELD OPERATIONS Alternative 3 – New Presidio Parklands Concept 1 The New Presidio Parklands Alternative Concepts were developed by James Corner Field Operations in partnership with the New Presidio Parklands Project Team, and emerged from the design submitted during the “Imagine” phase and subsequent public input. The following three concepts respond to public input received to date and may be modified and/or merged into a single alternative during the “Design” phase. A small structure is added in the visitor plaza for restroom. Concept 1 includes a Youth Campus that comprises the Crissy Field Center (Building 603) and a Learning Landscape at the base of the bluff where outdoor environmental education and immersive exhibits are offered. Crissy Field Center remains as is. Concept 1 includes three overlooks. Concept 1 is an open, naturalistic setting for individuals, families, and small groups. Some Key elements: Pathways, gardens, and programming and small-scale events can be meadows; a central fire p it n ear t he p laza a nd areas to picnic, sit, and gather; three overlooks; accommodated. areas for programming; and 26,518 square The Observation Post (Building 211) is feet of building space 64 parking spaces. demolished and not replaced. Building 201 is moved to its permanent location on the west side of Halleck Street and rehabilitated by the Presidio Parkway (Doyle Drive) project. 210 is rehabilitated as the new Presidio Visitor Center under a separate Trust action. 215 remains the Transit Center. Crissy Field Marsh Mason St Quartermaster Reach 603 653 610 (Sports Basement) yle (Do Dr) 228 229 201 io P id Pres ay arkw Fre nch 227 Ct Gr Hallec ah a k St m St 106 St 210 ery 105 ntg om 215 Mo 218 0ft 100ft 200ft aA ve 222 St ln Blv d 36 ah 87 Gr parking sA ve 86 overlook 35 400ft to ns 2 Fu Civil War Parade Me sa St 37 nA ve ye public restrooms Ke accessible paths co am water feature interpretive feature loading orientation/information Lin An z trees furnishing existing buildings new buildings lawns gardens & meadows bluff slope predominately native plantings dunes/learning landscape paths terraces & gathering areas parking area secure area at youth campus site boundary 220 Main Parade Ground 104 223 JAMES CORNER FIELD OPERATIONS Alternative 3 – New Presidio Parklands Concept 2 The New Presidio Parklands Alternative Concepts were developed by James Corner Field Operations in partnership with the New Presidio Parklands Project Team, and emerged from the design submitted during the “Imagine” phase and subsequent public input. The following three concepts respond to public input received to date and may be modified and/or merged into a single alternative during the “Design” phase. Concept 2 is an open landscape but with more differentiated spaces to accommodate individuals and small groups, as well as areas for larger assembly and special events, such as the extension of the Main Parade. Different areas allow for a range of educational and cultural programs. Concept 2 includes a Youth Campus that comprises the Crissy Field Center (Building 603) and a Learning Landscape at the base of the bluff where outdoor environmental education and immersive exhibits are offered. Crissy Field Center is expanded, and one modest structure is added nearby to accommodate gathering and programs. The Observation Post (Building 211) is demolished and replaced with two new, smaller public-serving buildings that together equal roughly the same amount of square footage as The Observation Post. Building 201 is moved to its permanent location on the west side of Halleck Street and rehabilitated by the Presidio Parkway (Doyle Drive) project. 210 is rehabilitated as the new Presidio Visitor Center under a separate Trust action. 215 remains the Transit Center. Small, ancillary structures provide visitorserving facilities such as restrooms. Concept 2 includes three overlooks. Key elements: Key elements: Youth Campus; pathways, lawns and gardens; central Zocalo and areas for programming; terraced seating and three overlooks; and 35,523 square feet of building space and 81 parking spaces. Crissy Field Marsh Mason St Quartermaster Reach 603 653 610 (Sports Basement) yle (Do Dr) 228 229 201 io P id Pres ay arkw Fre nch 227 Ct Gr Hallec ah a k St m St 106 St 210 ery 105 ntg om 215 Mo 218 0ft 100ft 200ft aA ve 222 St ln Blv d 36 ah 87 Gr parking sA ve 86 overlook 35 400ft to ns 2 Fu Civil War Parade Me sa St 37 nA ve ye public restrooms Ke accessible paths co am water feature interpretive feature loading orientation/information Lin An z trees furnishing existing buildings new buildings lawns gardens & meadows bluff slope predominately native plantings dunes/learning landscape paths terraces & gathering areas parking area secure area at youth campus site boundary 220 Main Parade Ground 104 223 JAMES CORNER FIELD OPERATIONS Alternative 3 – New Presidio Parklands Concept 3 The New Presidio Parklands Alternative Concepts were developed by James Corner Field Operations in partnership with the New Presidio Parklands Project Team, and emerged from the design submitted during the “Imagine” phase and subsequent public input. The following three concepts respond to public input received to date and may be modified and/or merged into a single alternative during the “Design” phase. Concept 3 offers diverse landscapes and settings as well as large, occupiable open areas. Concept 3 supports a range of group sizes as well as programs and experiences, from individual pursuits and small gatherings to larger social activities and special events. Concept 3 includes a Youth Campus that comprises the Crissy Field Center (Building 603) and a Learning Landscape at the base of the bluff where outdoor environmental education and immersive exhibits are offered. Crissy Field Center is expanded, and two modest structures are added nearby to accommodate gathering and programs. The Observation Post (Building 211) is demolished and replaced with a new, larger public-serving building that occupies a central site. The new building is conceived of as two distinct spaces, each with sloping, green roofs that are accessible. Building 201 is moved to its permanent location on the west side of Halleck Street and rehabilitated by the Presidio Parkway (Doyle Drive) project. 210 is rehabilitated as the new Presidio Visitor Center under a separate Trust action. 215 remains the Transit Center. Concept 3 includes three overlooks. A small, east-facing amphitheater offers seating and space for performances. The plaza is expanded to provide a gathering area west of the Visitor Center features seating areas and a fire pit. Key elements: Youth Campus, promenade, pathways, lawns, and gardens; Central Zocalo and a gathering area with fire pit; terraced seating, three overlooks, and a small-scale amphitheater; and 61,100 square feet of building space and 64 parking spaces. Alternative 3 – New Presidio Parklands Alternatives Alternative 3 – Concept 1 Alternative 3 – Concept 2 Alternative 3 – Concept 3
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