Architectural Program

Team John Is Cool, Team JIC for short was retained to propose a commercial development for a site at 1254 E US 224. We wanted to design a place where people could go and have fun. We considered many ideas and we have narrowed it down to a Laser Tag Arena. We made this choice because it is safe and we believe that the location, being so close to a school, will bring in steady business. There will also be an arcade and a food stand along with the arena. This site couldnt be more than 15,000 square feet.

Zoning

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1) What are some of the ways the three people increased livable space while using little actual space?
Instead of doors that open up, they use sliding doors.

2) Would one solution work better in certain situations? For the three, where would this solution be best implemented?

The appartment would work the best.
3) If you owned one of these dwellings, which would you live in? Why?

The third one. I like the design of the appartment.

a.    What is the requirement concerning existing plant materials? (Section 4.A.7)

Existing plant material should be incorporated into the landscaping treatment of a site. The

preservation of natural features and landscaping is a criterion for subdivision and planned

development review.

 

b.    What landscaping treatment is required for detention/retention ponds? (Section 4.A.9)

Detention/Retention basins and ponds shall be landscaped. Such landscaping should include

shade and ornamental trees, evergreens, shrubs, hedges, turf, groundcover, and other plant

materials.

 

c.    What landscape materials are prohibited? (Section 4.B.1.d)

Prohibited landscape materials include rocks, gravel, stone, asphalt, and thorn-bearing

plant species. Flowering species such as roses may be authorized by the Director of

Planning and Development. Juniper shrub varieties shall not be used to meet the required

landscaping.

d.    What is the class of the proposed parking lot? (Section 5.B.1)

 

Class B

 

e.    What percent of the parking area is required to be landscaped?

 

5%

 

f.      What is the maximum parking lot island size? (Section 5.C.1)

 

750 square feet

 

g.    What is the minimum size of a landscape island in a single row of parking? What types of

plantings must it include? (Section 5.C.1.a)

 

180 square feet.

h.    What is the minimum size of a landscape island in a double row of parking? (Section 5.C.1.b)

 

240 square feet

 

i.      What is the requirement at the end of parking rows? (Section 5.C.1.c)

 

one additional canopy tree at each end

 

j.      What perimeter parking lot landscaping is required for the Keystone Library Renovation project? Assume that the property abuts other commercial facilities and public streets. (Section 4.D.2)

20 feet

(Perimeter

landscape

width

2 staggered

canopy

33 staggered

deciduous or evergreen

shrubs
)

k.    Is a landscape buffer yard required for the Keystone Library Renovation project? (Table 12.0.7.E) 

 

Yes

 

l.      What is the requirement for screening trash receptacle enclosures? (Section 8.B.1)

All trash receptacles shall be completely screened by a wall on three sides matching the materials,

colors, and architecture of the primary structure located on the parcel. The fourth side shall

consist of a metal gate or other similar materials completely hiding the trash receptacle

m.   What is the requirement for street trees? Although Highway 37 is a state road, for the purposes of this activity, assume that both adjacent streets are city streets. You will have to access Article 6: Site Design and Improvement Standards at (http://www.cityofnoblesville.org/egov/docs/1102311937181.htm. (Article 6, Part M)

Trees shall be planted as a public improvement along any new subdivision street. The cost of street trees and installation shall be born by the developer. The spacing of the street trees shall be every 40 to 60 feet.

Each island and peninsula shall contain a minimum of

one (1) canopy tree and five (5) evergreen or deciduous shrubs, or ornamental grasses.