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A seven-acre patch of undeveloped ground on East Broadway will undergo a transformation over the next few years as Missoula College prepares to lay claim to its new location.
But before ground is broken sometime in late 2014, the architects at StudioFORMA will set out to design a new building that adheres to state-mandated energy standards, and to complete an environment assessment to ensure impacts to the Clark Fork River are negligible.
A building committee at Missoula College also will work to identify the schools needs during the projects first phase of development. Yet if all goes as planned, architects believe the new building will enhance the river corridor and set a rejuvenating tone for Missoulas eastern edge.
That whole stretch of the river is rather unkempt and ragged, and it would be cleaned up tremendously, becoming much more of a public space, said StudioFORMA architect Mark Headley. We envision lots of public seating spaces with public areas on the south side of the building, looking over the river.
Headley will start the design from a clean slate and fewer restrictions than he would have faced if Missoula College had been constructed on the University of Montanas South Campus. Gone are campus regulations mandating a renaissance revival design and limitations on height.
While design work will likely take a year given the projects size, Headley said, the initial phase calls for a four-story building with a basement. The project will be engineered with upward expansion in mind, as city code currently allows for eight stories.
Well list what will be built in this first phase and define what would be built in a second or even third phase, so we can plan it on the site and incorporate it into the building design, Headley said. Missoula College is an enormously popular and successful program, and theres no indication that will change.
Headley expects the schematic work to wrap up by Jan. 15. At the same time, National Environmental Policy Act specialist Stephanie Lauer with JBR a Missoula firm will work through an environmental assessment with both the universitys and the citys oversight.
The assessment will include a traffic study and a riparian management plan for the Clark Fork River. The Montana Department of Transportation also will be involved, given the potential impacts to East Broadway and Highway 200.
At the end of that phase, around Jan. 15 or so, well have an early building design and all the EA work done, Headley said. A building that big will take most of 2014 to develop. Id expect the project to go to bid and ground to be broken in the latter part of 2014.
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Architect Verity Frizzell at a Mantoloking house that has been elevated above flood level. The homeowners raised it more than required so they could include parking underneath.
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A home on East Avenue in the Ocean County borough of Bay Head is being elevated to protect it from future storms.
For the Jersey Shore, the only way forward is up.
A year after Superstorm Sandy roared into the Shore, homeowners and builders are elevating homes so that living spaces will be high enough to allow floodwaters to wash underneath. The change is being driven by new federal flood-insurance maps, and the result will inevitably transform the character of the 130-mile Shore.
This is the future. Its something thats going to be happening up and down the coast, says Jack Purvis, an Allenwood architect who is president of the American Institute of Architects New Jersey chapter. One of his home elevations, in Bay Head, is being featured on the current season of the television show This Old House.
The fabric of the Shore is going to change, says Michael Scro of Z-Plus Architects in Allendale, which is working on a house elevation and renovation in Mantoloking.
The changes are starting already, as anyone who drives along the Shore will find. A giant, century-old house stands on laddered wooden columns, looming over its beachfront site in Bay Head. A tiny cottage squats atop tall pillars in Ocean Beach. A house stands high on a blank, one-story cinder-block foundation in Seaside Heights.
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