2014 ANNUAL REPORT
introducing: studioMAIN who we are
what we do
studioMAIN is a non-profit organization that mobilizes the design community and engages the local community to encourage innovative design for everyday life. As designers we create solutions and interventions for the urban fabric: solutions that challenge us to participate in areas of the city ranging from the basic to the most engaging of spaces. studioMAIN first opened its doors to the public in February of 2012. During that first year, studioMAIN focused on educating the public about design and the built environment. This effort focused largely on holding public exhibitions, which ranged from showing student work to exhibiting professional design awards. studioMAIN also created several in-house design exhibits and hosted the opening of a locallymade architectural film as part of the Little Rock Film Festival. Perhaps most importantly, studioMAIN and Create Little Rock teamed together for the inaugural Pop Up in the Rock. In 2013, studioMAIN continued holding monthly design exhibitions and partnered with the Arkansas Arts Center to host an academic symposium on the Bauhaus in Arkansas. Pop Up in the Rock was held on 7th Street, and in partnership with Keep Little Rock Beautiful and the City of Little Rock, studioMAIN rolled out a new local design competition, Envision Little Rock. To close out the year, studioMAIN held the first annual Arkansas Design Awards show exhibiting award-winning work from the local chapters of the AIA, ASLA and ASID. studioMAIN has continued its exponential growth, with 2014 being its most impactful year yet! Our role as a design advocate has been pushed to the forefront through the continued success of Pop Up in the Rock and Envision Little Rock. The Little Rock Mayor approached studioMAIN to create the Little Rock Vision report, which focused on four key areas for redevelopment in the city, and was credited with helping convince the Little Rock Technology Park to select downtown as its home. studioMAIN is currently working with UALR Chancellor Dr. Joel Anderson to help prepare a new vision for South University Avenue.
CONTENTS testimonials 2014 ACTIVITIES 2014 FINANCIALS a look ahead
EDUCATE community
CONCEPT PLAN
Wilson Elementary
UALR Coleman Creek Trail
6.5 acres
First Tee Golf Course
8.1 acres
Western Hills Elementary
21.25 acres
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Neighborhood Park 1.8 acres 16.2 acres commercial
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Disc Golf extension to Hindman
DONATION REQUEST
Commercial / Lodging (16.2 acres) Fourche Creek Watershed Education & Outreach Center (23 acres)
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COLLABORATE allied fields Progress Design Rendering
StudioMAIN will soon be undergoing a complete interior renovation to better accommodate its users! The new design will provide an updated finish palette, improved restrooms, moveable furniture, increased flexibility for users, as well as additional storage and defined work space. To meet a restricted budget, we are seeking vendor donations to complete this muchneeded upgrade. Requested materials and products are listed below: Materials/Equipment Needed:
Furniture/Accessories Needed:
• Paint/Wallcovering
• Lounge Seating
• Wall Base
• Seminar Chairs
• Wall Tile (for restrooms)
• Task Seating
• Flooring
• Occasional Tables
CHALLENGE convention
testimonials
“The collective architectural design talent represented at studio Main is simply phenomenal! To have the collaboration of ideas emanating from some of the best design firms, not only in Arkansas but in the region, has been a tremendous resource for the city to draw upon as we continue to redevelop and build our city. Their work in visualizing the Technology Park as a signature revitalization element on Main Street was the critical factor convincing the Authority Board to locate there. What a special treat for our city to have this resource to draw upon!”
“...Once Park Hill was chosen as the 2014 PopUp location, the opportunity to be a part of the team to make that event happen presented itself. To say I was impressed would be a huge understatement. Working with the collection of young professionals at Studio Main was the highlight of my year. Smart, devoted, dedicated, fun and committed are a few words that come to mind to describe this group. It is no wonder PopUp has been such a success.” Steve Winchester 2014 President - Park Hill Business & Merchants Association 2015 Chairman - NLR Chamber of Commerce Board Member - Arkansas Better Business Bureau
Mayor Mark Stodola City of Little Rock
“For the past two years, studioMAIN has played an important role in a number of courses at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock, including Rhetoric and Communication II, an Honors course I co-teach with Dr. Jeremy Ecke. In the course, we cover a module on urban planning. Jennifer Herron has visited the class to speak about how studioMAIN is working to move ideas to plans to reality. Several members of the studioMAIN board, all volunteers, have also contributed to the development and evaluation of our students’ efforts to bring urban planning to the UALR campus. It is clear that studioMAIN will be an important driving force, for decades, behind projects that will transform communities and make Little Rock a more livable and exciting city.” George H. Jensen, PhD Chair and Professor, Department of Rhetoric and Writing, University of Arkansas at Little Rock
“Working with studioMAIN provided the graduate students in my Strategic Planning class at UALR the opportunity to have real, hands-on experience with the strategic planning process, while giving back to the community at the same time. As they examined studioMAIN’s mission, vision, and goals and developed recommendations for the future, the students also came to understand the need for smart design in all aspects of life and how it can affect social and economic development in the long term. The students also became committed to studioMAIN’s cause - nearly six months after the class has ended, students are still finding ways to stay involved!” Vickie L. Edwards, PhD MPA Assistant Professor | Institute of Government Coordinator, Center for Nonprofit Organizations Managing Editor, Journal of Public and Nonprofit Affairs University of Arkansas at Little Rock
2014 ACTIVITIES
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VICINITY: NORTH & SOUTH OF I-630 TO 12TH STREET CORRIDOR
EXHIBITIONS PROJECTS EDUCATION
JANUARY TOTAL SQUARE FEET OF DEVELOPMENT: 2,193,821SF MAXIMUM NEW CONSTRUCTION @ 5 STORIES: 1,619,000SF TOTAL OF BUILDINGS AVAILABLE FOR RENOVATION: 574,821SF EXISTING STRUCTURED PARKING WITHIN TWO BLOCKS: 4,355 CARS RECOMMENDED NEW STRUCTURED PARKING: 5,210 CARS MAIN STREET PARCEL MAP - COMPOSITE
NEW BUILDINGS
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RENOVATED BUILDINGS EXISTING PARKING
CURRENT OWNERSHIP / LAND USE
NEW PARKING
CONCEPT PLAN Wilson Elementary
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Western Hills Elementary
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Bounded by I-630 on the north, University Avenue on the west, 20th Street/Charles Bussey Avenue on the south, and Woodrow Street on the east, the area offers a quiet, pleasant rolling topography with mature trees and panoramic views of the state capitol and downtown Little Rock from many vantage points. At the west end, the neighborhood is anchored by the Central Arkansas Library’s new Children’s Library and learning center; just to the east is Arkansas Children’s Hospital. 4.7 acres
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Historic Proposed Frontage RoadTrolley
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Proposed I-630 Interchange
Children's Library Development Corridor
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Proposed Bus Route
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Youth Baseball Complex (22 acres)
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Fourche Creek Watershed Education & Outreach Center (23 acres)
Hindman Golf Course
WOODROW STREET
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BAPTIST MEDICAL CENTER BUS LINE
Single Family / Rent Housing
Children's Library Development Corridor
University of Arkansas Medical Sciences / VA Hospital Proposed Traffic
Existing Bus Route
Proposed Bus Route City land ownership Proposed Frontage Road
Cedar / Pine Development Corridor Woodrow Development Corridor University of Arkansas Medical Sciences / VA Hospital Proposed Traffic
Vehicular Entry Options
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EXHIBITION Arkansas Design Award Winners AIA / ASID / ASLA (continued from Dec 2013)
EAT & EDUCATE Segmental Retaining Wall Theory and Design
Report on 4 areas of Little Rock developed at the request of Mayor Mark Stodola. RIG HT S TR
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Little Rock Vision - 4 Projects for the City of Little Rock
The neighborhood south of I-630 is a prime example of a once-pleasant community isolated by the intrusion of an 6.5 acres interstate highway, but which—with planning, strong community leadership and support, and modest financial WEST MARKHAM BUSsound LINE resources—can reemerge as a vibrant “urban village”. The area can be within walking distance of oneMARKHAM of Little Rock’s WEST STREET RK major employment centers, the UAMS medical complex, and an easy commute to downtown Little Rock. PAacres 8.1
First Tee Golf Course
FEBRUARY ANNOUNCEMENT Pop Up in the Rock 2014 Kick-Off meeting Site Ideas Solicited from the Community
EXHIBITION “A Year in Review” Revisiting studioMAIN’s activities and accomplishments in 2013
FRONT ELEVATION OPTION 3
FRONT ELEVATION OPTION 2
EXHIBITION “A Year in Review” continued
EAT & EDUCATE Principles of Commercial Roof Ventilation
MARCH ANNOUNCEMENT
APRIL
Pop Up in the Rock sites selected for 2014 and 2015
PVC Roofing Materials - Performance, Construction, Functionality
EAT & EDUCATE Sustainable Design in Steel Integrated Door Systems
RECEPTION Architects of Little Rock Charles Witsell & Gordon Wittenberg @ Historic Arkansas Museum Hosted with Architecture + Design Network, Historic Preservation Alliance of Arkansas, Quapaw Quarter Association, Historic Arkansas Museum, Department of Heritage, & AIA Arkansas.
EXHIBITION
MAY
unEARTHED: reDiscovering the Fourche Bottoms unEARTHED is an exhibition of work created by Landscape Architecture students from the University of Arkansas addressing the potential of the Fourche Bottoms. One of the largest urban wetlands in the country, the Fourche Bottoms is a significant but under-utilized asset to the city of Little Rock.
EAT & EDUCATE Basics of Thin Veneer Wall Systems
CHARRETTE Pop Up in the Rock - Park Hill @ Park Hill Baptist Church Over 50 community members and PopUp volunteers gathered at Park Hill Baptist Church to brainstorm ideas for Pop Up Park Hill. Bethany Berry began the charrette with a short presentation explaining the goals of PopUp and highlighting the successes of PopUp Main Street 2012 and PopUp 7th Street 2013. The group then took a walking tour down JFK Boulevard along the proposed Pop Up site from B Ave - D Ave. Business owners and community members pointed out issues they would like to see PopUp address. Upon return to Park Hill Baptist, we divided into smaller groups to discuss ideas in more detail, sketching on a site map. Each small group then presented their ideas to the full audience. The community members were enthusiastic and highly- engaged, providing many critical insights and ideas to begin the Pop Up planning process.
EXHIBITION SoMa Community Design Center Competition a Fay Jones School of Architecture Student Competition This year’s competition focused on South Main Street and involved the creation of a theoretical SoMa Community Center + Natatorium! (otherwise known as a “swimming pool”) The proposed site for the structure is the corner of South Main and Daisy Bates, where the EZ Mart and Oxford America parking lot currently reside.
EAT & EDUCATE Fiberglass Composite Windows in Multi-Family Housing
JUNE
JULY ANNOUNCEMENT Envision Little Rock Following in the success of the 2013 Envision Little Rock Ideas Competition, Envision Little Rock 2014 refocuses on a rapidly growing area of southwest Little Rock. Three decades ago the Otter Creek neighborhood was envisioned as planned community nestled in the oak and pine forests of southwestern Pulaski County. Ground broke on the first home in 1976, and now a population of several thousand live in the 800 acre semi-private neighborhood. The existing development around Otter Creek caters to carcentric lifestyles, consists largely of low-density, singleuse land development and fragmented green space. This competition proposes that we utilize innovative design and planning concepts to retrofit the area to create a more diverse, cohesive urban & suburban fabric within walkable and identifiable public spaces.
EXHIBITION Wood Sculptures annual exhibition of works by UALR Applied Design students and faculty, led by professor Mia Hall.
EAT & EDUCATE Benefits of Concrete Insulated Forms
AUGUST RECEPTION Welcome Reception for Dean Peter MacKeith
PLANNING South Main Street Public Arts Master Plan Mason Ellis & Jordan Thomas presented the SOUTH MAIN STREET PUBLIC ARTS MASTER PLAN @ the Sept SOMA Businesses & Merchants meeting. In early 2013, studioMAIN was approached with the idea of creating a master streetscape and art installation plan for South Main Street to define the SoMA district, while also expressing the community’s unique character and energy. The final document formed an organizational strategy for street amenities, such as benches, signage and bus shelters, as well as a plan for locating art installations. Currently the master plan in being implemented with five new art installations scheduled to be complete in 2015, including a new gateway at the south end of Main Street.
SEPTEMBER
COMPETITON South Main Public Art studioMAIN believes works of art add value to the built environment. They can transform places with added meaning, interaction, beauty and context, creating memorable encounters for people in those places. studioMAIN developed a Master Plan for the South Main Street area and incorporated sites to include sculptures designed and made by local artists. In the summer of 2014, studioMAIN applied and was successfully awarded a $25,000 grant from the Horn Foundation. Due to the award of grant dollars, other entities such as AAD, LLC and the Business Improvement District - Quapaw contributed dollars toward the installation of the sculptures and towards the South Main Master Street Plan. As as result, approximately, $45,000.00 was allocated towards this endeavor. 3 artists from Arkansas have been selected, models submitted and artwork to be installed fall of 2015!
CHARRETTE Fay Jones School of Architecture 4th Year studio Design Charrette On the Friday afternoon of September 26, The University of Arkansas Fay Jones School of Architecture 4th year design studio took over studioMAIN in order to present their semester long design projects to local Emerging Professionals. Lead by Assistant Professor Mark Manack and Visiting Assistant Professor Alison Turner, this semester’s design project asks the students to imagine and design a new Arts Magnet High School located on the 400 block of Main Street in downtown Little Rock. James Meyer, Jonathan Opitz, James Sullivan, Adam Day and Brandon Bibby spent several hours going through each student’s site sketches and design providing focused feedback on community and the site’s contextual relationships.
POP UP IN THE ROCK Beginning in 2012, studioMAIN and Create Little Rock have come together each year and adopted a few blocks to transform for a weekend with PopUp in the Rock. Pop Up in the Rock is part of a national movement called the “Better Block Project.� Our goal is to enhance a forgotten, desolate or car dominated street into a more community-oriented area for a weekend with the goal of inspiring permanent change. This group of young professionals engages with community members to determine specific needs and institute changes such as bike lanes, shops, dining pop-ups and entertainment. By transforming just a few blocks into a thriving, complete locale, Pop Up in the Rock exemplifies the idea that developing potential, even block-by-block, can make our city better. This year, Pop Up teamed with the Park Hill neighborhood to transform the car-dominated JFK Boulevard into an active, pedestrian friendly locale. The results were phenomenal, and we are optimistic that this temporary demonstration will spur permanent change in Park Hill.
food truck & live entertainment area
studio
MAIN for more info, visit:
facebook.com/PopUpintheRock
planning meeting @ studioMAIN
temporary crosswalk on JFK Boulevard
E AVENUE
ROAD CHALK
SCHLOTZSKY’S STANLEY JEWELERS
BMX SHOW
ANGRY DAVE’S POP UP SHOP
ROCK CLIMBING WALL
ACOUSTIC MUSICIAN TAILGATE GAMES COLLEGE FOOTBALL COLD BEER
PET CENTER
CRYE-LEIKE REALTORS
MAPCO CONVENIENCE
EDWARD JONES FINANCIAL ADVISOR JOHN DRAKE
ROAD CHALK
ROAD CHALK
BIKE STATION
PARK HILL INFO SIGN
RELAXATION STATION
BIKE RENTALS MAINTEN. DEMOS SCAVENGER HUNT
DOG PARK PET GROOMING PET TRAILER
D AVENUE
LOCAL VENDORS
FAIRYTALE FLORALS
EXXON
PERSONAL HAIR DESIGNS
N PINE STREET
N CYPRESS STREET
Central Arkansas Transit Authority (CATA) provided a free shuttle service from the downtown Little Rock transit center. Donated wooden pallets became temporary bus shelters.
PARK HILL BAPTIST GYMNASIUM
BEER GARDEN
TARA’S NAILS & SPA
CATA
BRIDAL COTTAGE
“HOW TO RIDE” CLINIC
CHILDREN’S LIBRARY ANDRE’S
BUS STOP
GREEN HOUSE MINI THEATER + MORE!
ROAD CHALK
OUTDOOR COFFEE SHOP
ROAD CHALK
GARDENING DEMO
FOOD TRUCKS
COLLECTOR’S EDITION COMICS
LIVE MUSIC
COMICON
FENCE MURAL
PRODUCE FOR SALE
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POP UP INFO KIOSK
North Little Rock Mayor Joe Smith with Pop Up Park Hill Co-Chairs Bethany Berry & Heather Davis
BUS STOP
LOCAL VENDORS
STROMAN’S
B AVENUE
ROAD CHALK
SIDEWALK ANTIQUE SALE
ROAD CHALK
ANTIQUES
LOCAL CHEF ART VENDORS
JFK BLVD
RESTAURANT / GALLERY
beer garden
LOCAL VENDORS
BANNER
COMPLETE STREETS SIGNAGE CROSSWALKS BUS SHELTERS TREES / PLANTS
PLANNING Creating University Village studioMAIN currently has a team of designers providing creative solutions for The University of Arkansas at Little Rock. The University has long struggled with the crossing of University Avenue that boarders the current western edge and separates the institution from the retail and parking on the western side of the busy avenue. studioMAIN has developed detailed plans to address concerns of pedestrian safety, traffic flow, aesthetics and urban infill to revitalize the corridor.
LARGE AREA OF UNIVERSITY VS. AREA OF FOCUS
DESIGN ZONES WITHIN THE AREA OF FOCUS
DECEMBER EXHIBITION AIA Arkansas Design Award Winners
LUNCH & LEARN Reduction in Energy Comsumption Drives Sustainability - Ventilated Facade Systems
STRATEGIC PLAN UALR Strategic Planning In 2014, the UALR School of Public Administration teamed up with studioMAIN to develop a strategic plan for the future of the organization. During the course of the 2014 Fall Semester, a graduate level group of students studied studioMAIN’s fledgling success and developed recommendations to better ensure the longevity and vitality of the nonprofit. These students provided necessary, academic insight and an ‘outside’ opinion that has really helped studioMAIN craft goals for the upcoming year. We look forward to continued partnership with UALR and the opportunity to combine education with advocacy for good, smart design.
IN THE NEWS August 2014 April 2014
NEWS May 2014 September 2014
August 2014 September 2014
September 2014
December 2014 September 2014
2014 FINANCIALS INCOME
$55,776 MISCELLANEOUS
PROJECTS
PROFESSIONAL
GRANTS
EXPENSE / ALLOCATION
$52,730 FUND RAISING / MARKETING
ADMINISTRATION
PROJECT / PROGRAM
501(c)(3) FEDERAL INCOME TAX EXEMPT
ANI-RRG MEMBER-INSURED
In our third year, studioMAIN received
VOLUNTEER + 3,500 HOURS
from design professionals & community members
curated and housed
6
EXHIBITIONS + completed COMMUNITY PROJECTS
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sharing the importance of thoughtful design with the general public
partnered with community members and organizations to successfully develop and execute the
nd ENVISION LITTLE ROCK 2DESIGN COMPETITION + rd POP UP
3IN THE ROCK EAT & EDUCATES 9 NEWS PUBLICATIONS + 25 & BROADCASTS organized and held
providing LU’s to design professionals
featured in
a look ahead
JANUARY 2015 • EXHIBITION: AIA Arkansas Design Awards (continued) • Creating University Village final presentation • CATA bus shelter design
2015 EXHIBITIONS: • Retrospective of Ed Cromwell, Architect • Sculpture Exhibit • Local Design Spotlight • UALR Applied Design Program • Fay Jones School of Architecture student work • Annual Design Awards of AIA / ASLA / ASID
ALSO IN 2015: • Envision Otter Creek Winners Announced • South Main Sculpture Competition Winners Announced • Little Rock Financial Quarter • Little Rock Co-Sign Competition • Pop Up 9th Street (Broadway to State) • Educational Programs with AR Innovation Hub • Exploring State-wide Outreach Opportunities - East Arkansas & Delta Region
2014 BOARD MEMBERS Chris East, AIA - President | Cromwell Architects & Engineers Morgan Balmer, ASID | Polk Stanley Wilcox Architects, President - ASID South Central Chapter Tim Brockway, P.E. | McClelland Consulting Engineers Kate Dimitrova, ASID - PR Committee Chair | WER Architects Mason Ellis, AIA | WER Architects Lawrence Finn | Dakota Development and Community Bill Forbess | Contractor Jennifer Herron, AIA | Herron Horton Architects Chris Little - Development Chair | Chair of Development; Related Product Sales James Meyer, AIA | WER Architects Jonathan Opitz, AIA | AMR Architects, Director - AIA Arkansas Central Section Joe Stanley, AIA - Secretary / Treasurer | Polk Stanley Wilcox Architects Jordan Thomas | Arkansas State Parks Page Wilson - Ex Officio | Paul Page Dwellings, General Contractors Glen Woodruff - Ex Officio | WD&D Architects
2014 VOLUNTEERS David Anderson, Assoc. AIA | Village Commons Brett Budolfson | Designer Heather Davis, Assoc. AIA | Polk Stanley Wilcox Architects Brian Pearce | Artist Michael Troeger | CDI Contractors Dana Vickerson, Assoc. AIA | Jackson Brown Palculict Architects Aaron Wildschuetz | WD&D Architects
2014 SUPPORTERS Fay Jones School of Architecture, University of Arkansas Arkansas AIA, Central Arkansas Section Emerging Professionals of Arkansas AIA Anita Davis, Bernice Gardens of Little Rock City of Little Rock
ALLIED ORGANIZATIONS Architecture & Design Network - June Freeman, Director UALR Applied Design Program ASID, Arkansas Chapter Metroplan of Central Arkansas Create Little Rock UALR University District Partnership
how to get involved: stop by during 2nd Friday Art Night: 1423 South Main Street Little Rock, Arkansas 72202 email us @: info@studio-main.org follow us @: www.studio-main.org studio.main.ar
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