2. Project Status and Update
5/6/2015Design Workshop #2
Project schedule
Outfall construction begins Summer 2015
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Public Feedback Opportunities
Design Workshop #2 5/6/2015
4. Outfall Construction - Summer 2015
5/6/2015Design Workshop #2
Outfall construction schedule is separate from the facility
design/construction schedule
Location was selected independent of facility location
Essential piece of wastewater infrastructure needed to
support increased system use in Oak Harbor
9. NOVEMBER 13TH 2014 DESIGN WORKSHOP #1
CONCEPT 1: CAMPUS CONCEPT 2: COURTYARD
MAY 6, 2015
10. NOVEMBER 13TH 2014 DESIGN WORKSHOP #1
CONCEPT 1: CAMPUS
CONCEPT 2: COURTYARD
MAY 6, 2015
11. KEY TAKEAWAYS FROM DESIGN
WORKSHOP #1
• Facility should set the stage for a community design aesthetic
• A combination of both a campus and a courtyard with higher priority on
campus
• Regional design as an architectural aesthetic, incorporate both contemporary
and traditional NW architecture
• Open and light, enhance sight lines to water, park, and windmill
• Allow for community interaction with facility, include educational features
• Varying heights of roof lines
• Provide “camouflaging” – it should not advertise that it’s a sewage treatment
plant
• Integrate with surroundings – WJ Park, harbor area, downtown
2014 Design Workshop Results:
MAY 6, 2015
12. DESIGN IMPETUS
A building that isn’t
what it seems on the
outside, integrates
(blends) with its
surroundings
MAY 6, 2015
16. V
DESIGN DIAGRAM - 4
Screening element
added to the spaces
between building
masses
Screens are pushed
back from façade to
accentuate the
building campus
form
MAY 6, 2015
17. V
DESIGN DIAGRAM - 5
Taller building elements
pulled up from masses
below create roof lines
of varying height
These elements are
translucent to enhance
the open and light
concept
MAY 6, 2015
24. MATERIAL EXAMPLES
WOOD SIDING & SCREENING
ELEMENTS
Regional design with wood shading
elements relates to an abundance
of driftwood on this site
MAY 6, 2015
26. AERIAL PERSPECTIVE LOOKING NORTH
Within a campus style, provide varied roof lines, solids and voids with building masses
MAY 6, 2015
27. ADMINISTRATION / MAINTENANCE PLAN – GROUND FLOOR
Allow for community interaction with facility,
include educational features
MAINTENANCEADMINISTRATION
MAY 6, 2015
40. KEY TAKEAWAYS FROM DESIGN WORKSHOP #1
• Facility should set the stage for a community design aesthetic
• A combination of both a campus and a courtyard with higher priority on
campus
• Regional design as an architectural aesthetic, incorporate both contemporary
and traditional NW architecture
• Open and light, enhance sight lines to water, park, and windmill
• Allow for community interaction with facility, include educational features
• Varying heights of roof lines
• Provide “camouflaging” – it should not advertise that it’s a sewage treatment
plant
• Integrate with surroundings – WJ Park, harbor area, downtown
2014 Design Workshop Results:
MAY 6, 2015
43. Design Concept
5/6/2015Design Workshop #2
What is it about the design that best reflects feedback
from previous discussion?
Where is more work needed?
Have we missed anything?
44. Design Concept - Landscape
5/6/2015Design Workshop #2
What portions of the updated design will be benefitted
most by landscape/hardscape?
Have we missed anything?
