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Share your opinion:
@broadwaycorrpdx
Paper Survey or
www.slido.com #broadway
Welcome! 5:30 p.m. – 5:45 p.m. Welcome & presentation on the project background 5:45 p.m. – 6:15 p.m. Presentation on the preliminary development concepts 6:15 p.m. – 7:25 p.m. Guests visit stations to learn more about the concepts and provide feedback 7:25 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. Closing
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enter #broadway a paper survey
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Opinion!
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your phone or tablet.
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Opinion!
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your phone or tablet.
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2
enter #broadway
(slido active until 24 hours
after event)
Share Your
Opinion!
1 Open the web browser on
your phone or tablet.
Go to slido.com,
2
enter #broadway
(slido active until 24 hours
after event)
3 Tap on Polls to answer polls
Tap Ideas to submit your
own Big Ideas or show
support for ideas with a
Share Your
Opinion!
1 Open the web browser on
your phone or tablet.
Go to slido.com,
2
enter #broadway
(slido active until 24 hours
after event)
3 Tap on Polls to answer polls
Tap Ideas to submit your
own Big Ideas or show
support for ideas with a
Get to know your neighbor Turn to your neighbor and introduce yourself What brings you here today?
OPEN HOUSE 9/26/20018
A Different Type of Development Project
PAST PROJECTS BROADWAY CORRIDOR
What’s • Predevelopment, permitting, & construction processes
similar? • Real estate and financial markets heavily influence development outcomes
• Outreach; engagement; and advisory committees
What’s • Public-private partnerships on privately • Publicly held, large scale development
held land parcel
different?
• Development related public • Potential for development to generate
investments occur locally revenue citywide
• Engagement after project process and • Broader engagement early on to help
goals have been defined define the process
• Agency’s standard policy requirements • Community benefits agreement in addition
to policy requirements
• Stakeholder input with a focus on
nearby businesses & residents • Input with focus on community-based
organizations; financially supported
organizations
Share your opinion: www.slido.com, #broadwayOPEN HOUSE 9/26/20018
BPS
Who is Shaping the Project
PBOT
BDS Public
BES
Open
Parks Steering Consultant City
Houses, Developer
PGE online and Committee Team Bureaus
NW Natural
INPUTS field surveys,
TriMet etc.
Streetcar
RACC
INPUTS
Vision, Technical, Policy
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Prosper Portland & Portland Housing Bureau Executive Directors
PLANNING &
SUSTAINABILITY DESIGN
COMMISSION
DECISIONMAKERS COMMISSION
PORTLAND
HOUSING CITY PROSPER
ADVISORY COUNCIL PORTLAND
COMMISSION BOARD
OPEN HOUSE
9/26/20018Where We’ve Been, Where We’re Going
• RFQ Evaluation
• Guiding Criteria
Principles • Public Forum
• Project Goals • Board Approval for ZGF Scope of Work
Project • Developer and Continuum as Developer Advisor
Kick-Off Selection
Public Vision and Summer 2018
Benefits Program
Sept 2018
Preliminary development concepts
Financial
Resources
Refine development concepts
Move forward with a preferred development
Nov 2018
concept
Implementation
Approved & Oversight
Agreement Negotiations & Agreements &
Development
Land Use Review Process
March 2019 Plan OPEN HOUSE
9/26/20018Where We’ve Been, Where We’re Going
• RFQ Evaluation
• Guiding Criteria
Principles • Public Forum
Project
Public • Project Goals Vision and
• Developer
• Board Approval for ZGF Scope of Work
and Continuum as Developer Advisor
Kick-Off Benefits Program
Selection
Public Vision and Summer 2018
Benefits Program
Sept 2018
Financial Preliminary development concepts
Financial
Resources
Resources
Refine development concepts
Move forward with a preferred development
Nov 2018
concept
Implementation
Approved & Oversight
Agreement Negotiations & Agreements &
Development
Land Use Review Process
March 2019 Plan OPEN HOUSE
9/26/200182015 Framework Plan
WHAT IS CONSISTENT
Phase B2+ among preliminary concepts
Public Vision and
COMMERCIAL AFFORDABILITY
Benefits Program HOUSING AFFORDABILITY
PLACE MANAGEMENT
ACCESSIBILITY
Financial EXISTING ANCHORS
Resources
OPEN HOUSE
9/26/20018WHAT IS DIFFERENT
Phase B2+ among preliminary concepts
Ideas PARCEL LAYOUT
Ideas
ROAD NETWORK
TYPES OF OPEN SPACE
Ideas
UNION STATION AS PLACE
ARTS AND CULTURE ELEMENT
THE GREEN LOOP
Vision Program
OPEN HOUSE
9/26/20018Placemaking
Report Back
OPEN HOUSE
9/26/20018DEVELOPMENT PLANNING • Visual
Phase B1 + IDEAS Brainstorming
Exercise
JULY
Open • Comfort Mapping
June & House Exercise
• Visual • Online Open House
Brainstorming
JUNE July
Public Steering Survey
Exercise Partners
• Power of 10+ Technical Committe Sunday
Exercise
Team e Meetings Parkways
at the Green
Loop Pop-Up
JULY
Ideas
Ideas
• Preliminary
Findings Site-Specific Ideas
Presentation Brainstorming
Feedback Exercise
Vision Program
• Placemaking for
Guiding Principles OPEN HOUSE
Exercise 9/26/20018OPEN HOUSE IN JULY
OPEN HOUSE
9/26/20018ACCOUNTABLE
Guiding Principle
• Establish a mission-driven district management
organization.
• Continue engaging the community on a permanent
basis.
• Embrace flexibility and experimentation.
• Account for off-site impacts of placemaking.
OPEN HOUSE
9/26/20018CONNECTED
Guiding Principle
• Contribute to the Green Loop through a series of
connected public destinations.
• Strengthen public space connections between
multimodal transportation options on site.
• Distinguish Broadway Corridor as a key gateway to
downtown Portland.
• Treat streets and paths as places for people to linger
and gather.
• Break up the standard Portland grid to create a
distinctive hierarchy of streets and spaces.
• Improve access to Willamette River wherever possible.
• Reimagine Union Station as a public space.
OPEN HOUSE
9/26/20018EQUITABLE
Guiding Principle
• Create a large new civic space with citywide and multi-
cultural appeal.
• Foster a retail mix and public realm that reflects the
range of incomes, household types, and other needs of
new residents.
• Design a comfortable, welcoming, and accessible
environment for all ages, gender identities, and abilities.
• Balance the needs of people experiencing
homelessness and other users on site.
• Pursue alternative security strategies, working
directly with vulnerable communities.
OPEN HOUSE
9/26/20018PROSPEROUS
Guiding Principle
• Integrate space and support for entrepreneurship,
small businesses, and workforce development into
the public realm.
• Leverage public space procurement processes and
operations to sustain local minority- and women-
owned businesses.
• create opportunities for job-training and employment
for the houseless population around Broadway Corridor.
OPEN HOUSE
9/26/20018RESILIENT
Guiding Principle
• Create educational opportunities about natural
sciences and environmental justice.
• Encourage a culture of environmental stewardship in
public space.
• Build social resilience through community-based
programs.
• Implement “green” infrastructure that invites
interaction and directly benefits human wellbeing.
• Incorporate community-based urban agriculture or
other natural production on site.
• Showcase a sustainable approach to energy and
waste through materials and methods.
OPEN HOUSE
9/26/20018VIBRANT
Guiding Principle
• Create a true variety of gathering places.
• Co-curate programming with an emphasis on culture
and commerce.
• Include amenities that address basic human comfort,
such as seating and shade.
• Embed the arts into the everyday functions of places.
• Fulfill the desire for additional recreation downtown.
• Leverage existing anchors on site as partners in
placemaking.
• Cultivate a well-used public realm all day, week and
year.
OPEN HOUSE
9/26/20018Preliminary Concepts
OPEN HOUSE
9/26/20018WHAT TO LOOK FOR
Elements in the concepts that are different
PARCEL LAYOUT
ROAD NETWORK
TYPES OF OPEN SPACE
UNION STATION AS PLACE
ARTS AND CULTURE
ELEMENT
THE GREEN LOOP
OPEN HOUSE
9/26/20018VARIATIONS TESTED
Parcel Division
PLAY NATURE DISCOVERY
OPEN HOUSE
9/26/20018VARIATIONS TESTED
Green Loop
PLAY NATURE DISCOVERY
OPEN HOUSE
9/26/20018VARIATIONS TESTED
Street Network
PLAY NATURE DISCOVERY
OPEN HOUSE
9/26/20018PLAY
Key Themes
RESILIENT COMMUNITY
Small
Art Plaza Business
Incubator
HEALTH & WELLNESS
Woonerf
Adaptive
(Living
Reuse
Streets)
ACTIVE RECREATION
OPEN HOUSE
9/26/20018PLAY
Axon View
PNCA
OPEN HOUSE
9/26/20018PLAY
Building Massing
PNCA
OPEN HOUSE
9/26/20018PLAY
Top View
NW LOVEJOY
NW JOHNSON
MULT. CO.
NW BROADWAY
BCC
BCC MULT. CO.
NW HOYT
PNCA
NW BROADWAY
NW HOYT
NW GLISAN
NW 9TH
NW 8TH
PNCA OPEN HOUSE
9/26/20018NATURE GREEN HEART
Key themes
Connect to SHIFT THE GRID
Green Jobs
the River
Community Iconic
Gardens Architecture
GATHERING SPACES
OPEN HOUSE
9/26/20018NATURE
Axon View
PNCA
OPEN HOUSE
9/26/20018NATURE
Building Massing
PNCA
OPEN HOUSE
9/26/20018NATURE
Top View
NW LOVEJOY
NW JOHNSON
MULT. CO.
BCC
NW BROADWAY
NW HOYT
MULT. CO.
BCC PNCA
NW BROADWAY
NW GLISAN
NW PARK
NW 9TH
NW HOYT OPEN HOUSE
9/26/20018
PNCAINCREMENTAL
DISCOVERY DEVELOPMENT
Key Themes
Link Old
Town/ Community
Chinatown to Market
Pearl
UNION STATION/
PUBLIC SQUARE
Independent
Pocket Parks
Retail
CULTURE ALLEYS
OPEN HOUSE
9/26/20018DISCOVERY
Axon View
PNCA
OPEN HOUSE
9/26/20018DISCOVERY
Building Massing
PNCA
OPEN HOUSE
9/26/20018DISCOVERY
Top View
NW LOVEJOY
NW JOHNSON
MULT. CO.
NW BROADWAY
BCC
NW BROADWAY
NW HOYT
PNCA
NW BROADWAY
NW IRVING NW GLISAN
NW 9TH
NW 8TH
ULT. CO.
OPEN HOUSE
BCC 9/26/20018Thank you!
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