Marcel LeBrun SOCIAL ENTERPRISE HUB FREDERICTON NB
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TOC Background Project objectives Surrounding context: - City of Fredericton - St. Mary’s First Nation - Marysville - Marysville Community Garden - Killarney Lake - Picaroons
Proposed site: Two Nations Crossing Scope Proposed phasing Proposed render concept End
Background Marcel LeBrun
Hemlock Studio
Social Enterprise Hub Two Nations Crossing, City of Fredericton, NB
Hemlock Studio has an agile way of working — our small studio is collaborative with alike design groups and specialists talent under one independent studio.
A NFP group is driving an initiative to develop a tiny house community which will provide adequate housing and affordable housing alternatives. A 63 acre land parcel on the North-side of City of Fredericton, is currently zoned for commercial big box store use. The proposed rezoning development application will aim to establish a residential community of 200 sf tiny homes, providing shelter for the local homeless and vulnerable populations.
Hemlock Studio is a design consultancy that specializes in spaces that question the line between indoor and outdoor living. Our focus is designing spaces that improve how people use and respect the natural surroundings.
Project Objectives 1.
Develop a cohesive design theme and strategy for site planning and social gathering community center.
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Achieve simple and naturalistic private and public zones to function as an indoor and outdoor gathering space for community members and guests, drawing inspiration from surrounding context and environmental constraints.
3.
Create stunning visual renderings to support the project to attract investment and facilitate rezoning.
City of Fredericton, NB
St. Mary’s First Nation
Two Nations Crossing
Marysville
Marysville Community Garden
Killarney Lake
Picaroons
Proposed Site: Two Nations Crossing, City of Fredericton, NB
Proposed Site: Two Nations Crossing, City of Fredericton, NB
Proposed Site: Two Nations Crossing, City of Fredericton, NB
Scope We are committed to designing spaces that preserve the rules of nature, solve problems, save resources, and get better with age. Our place-based design practices cover a project from start to finish and consult on these specific pieces: Discovery, Site Survey & Analysis Research & Strategy Schematic Design Details & Spatial Coordination Hand-off & Install
Proposed phasing Site Survey & Analysis (June 2021) Research & Strategy (June 2021) Schematic Design (July - September 2021) a. b. c. d.
Mood board and concept development Schematic design presentation Mock-ups and illustrative modelling 3D models and renders
Design Development (January - March 2022) a. b. c. d.
Detailed plans Material groupings Custom fabrication feature plans Landscape and planting plans
Spatial Coordination (March - May 2022) a. b. c.
Source various vendors and suppliers Prepare budget and cost plan based on selections Prepare for installation
Construction & Install (June 2022 - March 2023) a. b. c. d.
Coordinate trades people Source and procure furniture and finishes Handoff to selected installers or custom fabricators (ie. metal work, landscape installers, etc) Implement design plan
SOCIAL ENTERPRISE HUB
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