TEAM 20212400
The Village Water Center, Bioengineering Made Visible
D i s e trict g a l l i tV s Ea
A low-impact district for sustainable place, lasting affordability, and permanent livability
Sources: Center for Neighborhood Technology (CNT), University of Missouri, NOAA, KCMO GIS
BLACKWATER
RECLAMATION 11
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EVENTS THROUGH BETTER
STORMWATER MANAGEMENT
A BLUE EQUITY DISTRICT
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A Productive Landscape in the Eastern CBD
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A Rejuvenated Public Realm & Bi-Directional Traffic on Holmes Street
50%
GHG p s e
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CREATING NEW OPPORTUNITIES FOR PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION
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Holmes GreenWay - A Green Street, A Complete Street TO
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Village Water Center
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QUALITY HILL
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12th and Holmes Entertainment Venue
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Holmes GreenWay
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Data Center
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Technical Training Institute
East Village Transit Center
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12th Street Chiller Plant
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PENDELTON HEIGHTS
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Cascade MAX BRT Existing MAX Lines
Catching It Early - Preventing Downstream Flooding Mitigating Downstream Runoff
The East Village Water Cycle Retrofit of the Wiltshire Apartments Hotel Historic National Registry Designated Building
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Curb Cuts to Allow for Stormwater to Flow into Curb Extensions Curb Extensions with Rain Gardens to Reduce Impervious Surface Area and Provide Infiltration
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Pervious Paving At Shared Street Edge to Filter and Infiltrate Stormwater
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Infiltration Basins and Constructed Wetlands to Infiltrate Urban Stormwater Runoff
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Stormwater Cycle
Bus Rapid-Transit Designated Travel Lane for Cascade MAX Line
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Stormwater flows downhill into the site
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Green infrastructure and greenspaces along Holmes St intercept runoff
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Rainwater that falls on rooftops is harvested
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Water is distributed from cisterns when needed
Blackwater Reclamation Cycle 1
Blackwater is extracted from a sewage line
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The blackwater is treated at the Village Water Center Treated water is sent to the chiller plant to district buildings for toilet flushing
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Filter Strips to Capture Stormwater Runoff and Safely Separate Bike Lanes from Automobile Traffic
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Ground Floor Retail to Activate Street Edge
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Corner Street Plaza With Recreational Activities
District Cooling Cycle
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Retrofitted Historic Wiltshire Apartments
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Community Land Trust Tower
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Retrofitted Parking Deck with Office
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The chiller plant receives treated water for utility use
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Retrofitted Historic Blackstone Hotel
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Water is chilled and distributed through the development
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New Residential Development
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New Office Development
Central Business District
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A Complete Street Design
Site Area
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A Tenth Street BRT to Connect the CBD
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Stormwater Management
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Mitigating Downstream Runoff
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Central Business District
Elevation Local Highpoint
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At the Center of Economic Opportunity & Future Investment Districts
10th Street - The Corridor for Cascade MAX BRT
A Development Strategy for Lasting Impact Phase I - Starting By Transit
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15%
AFFORDABLE FOR-SALE OFFICE/COMMERCIAL RETAIL
29%
PARKING
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GREENSPACE TOTAL BUILD-OUT
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PASEO GATEWAY
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52% 48%
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INVESTMENT DISTRICTS
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OFFICE/COMMERCIAL
39% 19%
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GREENSPACE
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TOTAL BUILD-OUT
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OPPORTUNITY ZONE (TRACT 159)
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52%
Total Development: 2,291,027 SqFt
FOOD & RETAIL HUB MULTI - USE PATHS
DISTRICT PARKING
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AFFORDABLE RENTAL
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AFFORDABLE FOR-SALE
9%
OFFICE/COMMERCIAL
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RETAIL PARKING
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GREENSPACE TOTAL BUILD-OUT
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Total Development: 866,068 SqFt
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Striking Wastewater The Village Water Center reclaims sewer water by tapping into a nearby wastewater line. The water is pumped into an initial, small sealed storage tank that prevents odors from escaping.
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Initiating the Treatment Process Water is pumped from the collection tank to a set of bioreactors and hydroponic beds that provide a medium for microorganisms to grow and feed off of nutrients in the water.
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Moving Outdoors The partially treated water moves into outdoor hydroponic beds that put the process on display in the public realm and create an intriguing feature in the adjacent greenspace.
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Cooling Down Water produced by the Village Water Center is pumped into the chiller plant for cooling.
787,420 SqFt Market Rental
Market for Sale
274145 SqFt Affordable Rental
Affordable for Sale
393,710 SqFt Office/ Commercial
185,271 SqFt Retail
2,297,662 SqFt Total : 4,051,036 SqFt
282,228 SqFt
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Into Storage & Supply Readiness Treated wastewater is ready to be used as greywater in the chiller plant or in appropriate uses across the district.
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COMMUNITY PARTNERS SOCIAL SERVICE EXPANSION
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C E E F FICIE N C Y
AFFORDABILITY
Concluding with luxury rental and for-sale urban homes along 8th street. The Blackstone Hotel is retrofitted as Cascade reaches final build-out.
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GREYWATER
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BLACKWATER RECLAMATION
Six underground cisterns collect rainwater from their respective rooftops
A Wastewater to Chilled Water Conveyor
8th Street
AFFORDABLE FOR-SALE
9th Street
PIEA ZONES
38%
10th Street
AFFORDABLE RENTAL
The Historic Wiltshire Apartment Hotel is retained and retrofitted for modern times with the addition of a food hall and loft apartments. These retrofits transform the building into a key attraction and anchor of the neighborhood, while preserving the historic character and use.
11th Street
62%
12th Street
MARKET FOR-SALE
38%
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KEYSTONE INNOVATION DISTRICT
MARKET RENTAL
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Finishing the Holmes GreenWay green infrastructure and remaining active edges.
The Cascade MAX line offers a direct connection to the center of the neighborhood from Quality Hill and Pendleton Heights. Dedicated bus lanes along 10th Street increase the efficiency of the public transit system, making it easier to get from point A to B. The corner of 10th and Holmes serves as the hub of the neighborhood, blending public space, green infrastructure, retail, and transit.
Currently the site holds 1,555 space of parking that primarily serves the surrounding office buildings. Cascade at East Village would increase that number to 3,768 spaces to accommodate the increase in residents, workers, and visitors to the area. By utilizing a district parking system, residents and visitors are encouraged to utilize alternative means of transportation, promoting walkability and reducing emissions.
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Phase II - Finishing the Complete Green Street
Chilled Water Distribution The 12th Street Chiller Plant distributes chilled water to buildings on 13 blocks. After a heat exchange process, warmed water returns to the plant where it is cooled again. The Village Water Center replenishes lost water to the system.
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Green roofs increase in an area lacking in trees, cooling the surrounding air and introducing a pleasant micro climate. Additionally, these spaces can be used for residents and workers for leisure and relaxation.
Total Development: 2,269,389 SqFt
Cascade positions Holmes, rather than Charlotte St, as a major public corridor
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15.1%
39%
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AFFORDABLE RENTAL
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MARKET FOR-SALE
39%
The 12th Street Chiller Plant collects water harvested from green roofs and other low-impact development to provide district AC across the entire development. This leads to utility savings for residents and businesses and makes the district more resilient to the affects of climate change.
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Leveraging the East Village Transit Center and capitalizing on favorable office absorption rates early. The Village Water Center and 12th Street Chiller Plant are built in Phase I.
MARKET RENTAL
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A District Cooling System Chilled water is distributed to buildings and picks up building heat. The warmed water returns to the plant to be cooled once again.
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