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HomeMy WebLinkAboutChampions Park submissionA PROPOSAL FOR T"WiL'� P A: ARK xoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxo Fun and memorable. Easy to understand. Something kids would be excited to see, with an element that was interactive. These were goals I had for my proposed park identity piece at Champions Park. I decided to go big—and use the whole budget on one memorable, interactive element that creates a unique identity for Champions Park. I'm proposing a FOOTBALL ROCKET PLAYFORT. This structure would invite interactive play for Champions Park and give the park a distinctive, true sense of place. xoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxo S�fill�'V 1�VIo 208.381.0230 1 e sinman@stephanieinman.com I W stephanieinman.com 1� Football Rocket Playfort The streets around Champions Park were named with football coaches in mind, and this football theme was expanded into this large-scale "football rocket playfort" that can truly engage the imagination. Kids and adults can climb in and communicate with other friends at the other end of the playground with a "talk tube"from Landscape Structures. Perhaps there will be play calls? Rocket launch countdowns? This structure would invite fun, interactive play for Champions Park. ROCKET WINDOW ELEVATION Football Rocket Playfort HEIGHTS Rocket window placement is at child and adult height. PAD A 12" thick monolithic concrete pour is recommended. Ken McCall will create an embed to make the installation more simple and seamless. Final engineering TBD. CROSS SECTION Football Rocket Playfort 11' high STRUCTURE The structure will be constructed of 2" x 2" steel square tubing with 3/8" or 3/16" aluminum panels. The aluminum skin will be painted to resemble a football. Additional structural steel added as needed. TALK TUBE Kids can talk to others in the park with this speaker mounted in the fort. An underground tube can lead to another speaker 40' away. Will work with Parks staff to determine best location. ITEMIZED BUDGET: Materials and Fabrication: $16,000 Includes aluminum panels, steel structure of the fort, powder coating, custom paint treatments, and general assembly by Ken McCall. Concrete pad: $4,000 A 12" thick monolithic concrete pour is recommended. Embeds will be included for ease of installation. Final engineering TBD. File Preparation: $2,500 Preparing Illustrator files to clean .dxf files for laser and waterjet cutting and providing additional files for fabricators. Artist Fee: $5,000 Professional Engineering Fee: $3,000 Engineering and building permit fees. Talk Tube: $2,000 $650 for 2 talking speakers and underground tube to stretch 40'+. Additional charges for support poles, install, and digging for underground tube. Project Coordination: $3,000 Includes art direction, scheduling, project management and general coordination with fabricators, Department of Parks & Rec, engineer, and installers. Transportation to site: $1,000 Contingency: $3,500 *If under budget, funds could be used to update parr title signage TOTAL: $40,000 xoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxo TIMELINE: February 2019 Sign task order. March 2019 Final mechanical files prepared for fabrication. Coordination with engineer. Spring -Summer 2019 Fabrication by fabricators. *Contingentupon cityapprovals. Summer -Fall 2019 Site preparation, foundation finalized and scheduled. Delivery to site and installation. *Contingentupon cityapprovals. Celebrate! xoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxo MAINTENANCE: All materials used are considered to be low -maintenance, suitable for our climate, and easy to clean with a damp cloth. Bolts and other connectors will be tamper-resistant and hidden whenever possible. Note: It should be easy to mow the grass around the concrete pad of this installation.