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May 24, 2010
LIONSHEAD MASTER PLAN
Topics for Today
• Review of Master Plan Policies relating to
Ever Vail
• Overview General Architectural Design
Guidelines
• EverVail Model
Lionshead Redevelopment
Master Plan
Contains the following direction:
�+�Develop EV as a high
density residential and
mixed use hub (4.1.5)
� Provide office and retail
uses (4.1.5)
i Recommends higher
density residential (4.1.5)
Lionshead Redevelopment
Master Plan
6�Recommends lodging uses (4.1.5)
�:Recognizes the area as a new portal to Vail Mountain
(4.1.5 and 5.17)
�Recognizes EverVail as an extension of Lionshead
(5.17)
Recommends area to include employee housing
(4. I .5)
Lionshead Redevelopment
Master Plan
��Recommends redevelopment of Red Sandstone
Creek into an amenity (5.17)
�Recommends below grade service and delivery
(5.17)
Lionshead Redevelopment
Master Plan
�+�Recommends 400 space skier parking structure
(4. I.5 and 4.8.3)
��Recommends relocation of maintenance yard
(4. I .5)
�Recommends realignment of S. Frontage Road
(5. I 7)
��Recommends the inclusion of transit facilities
(5.17)
Ever Vail Implementation
LH Design Guidelines
• Chapter 8 of the Lionshead Redevelopment
Master Plan
LIONSHEAD DESIGN GUIDELINES
� Adopted with the original Master Plan ,
• Provides a framework for design VIS1011
The new image for Lionshead should move towards the fuwre - using
historical alpine re�erences and�ailVillage as antecedenu.
(Sec 8. I )
Purpose
The purpose of the LionsheadArchkedural Design Guidelines is to
work in concen with the Lionsheod Master Plan to enhance the
existing experience within the communky, improve the qualiry of
life, fows direction for future growth, create visual harmony, and
improve property values for businesses and homeownea.
(Sec. 8.2)
Building Form and Massing
Building Form and Massing
Form and massing act to
marry a building to its site,
whether the site is part of a
paved plaza or siu within
natural topography, and serves
to break down the scale of
theVillage fabric when viewed
from the ski hill.
• Exterior walls have a clear
base, middle, and top.
Roofs
The top of the building
is capped with well-
proportioned, pitched
roofs, acting as the
uppermost unifying
image within the
architectural fabric of
Lionshead.
Roofs
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Building Roles - Portals
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Building Roles - Portals
• Buildings which are located on
key sites need to act as
inviting and friendly portals
within Lionshead
• Portals can be effeaive if they
present enough mass to
enclose the spaces they are
defining, with enough open
area to presenc the sense of
entry needed for a communiq
of ia size and complexity
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Building Roles -
• Edge defining buildings act as
exterior walls.
• Where the edges of LH meet
areas exterior to the
community (i.e..Vail Village,
Gore Creek,1-70) buildings
must present appropriacely-
scaled,well defined edges.
Edge Definers
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Building Roles - Edge Definers
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Building Roles-
Public Space Definers
Building Roles-
Public Space Definers
� Structures which define public
space shall act as incerior walls of
Lionshead.
• Buildings should address public
spaces with their primary facades
and not wrn their backs on the
spaces.
• Designers are encouraged to
develop more invidng, irregular
public spaces which offer surprises
to visitors
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Building Roles-
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Building Roles-
Public Space Definers
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Building Roles
- Landmarl<s
Building Roles - Landmarks
• A landmark provides a sense of
orienucion and reinforces iu sense of
place or image
• Visible from key locations and must
offer an image consistent with
Lionshead
• Should clearly sund out while
presenting a consistent design language
• Most successful when serve special
function (i.e.. Bell towers, clock
towers, monumenu, or public art)
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Width-to-Height Relationships
• Ratio of width to height
at pedestrian streeu
• Pedestrian streeu shall
be designed with cross-
sections exhibiting I:I/2
to I:I I/2 width to
height ratios
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Width-to-Height Relationships
Varies I: I.65 to I: I Z5
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Public and Private Domain
• Traffic flows laterally across
outdoor spaces rather than
simply along them.
• Concept of transparency
between public and semi-
public or street and shop
• Colonnades, arcades, porcicos,
and covered walkways shall be
designed to invite pedestrian
traffic.
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Width-to-Height Relationships
Varies 1:1.15 to I: 0.5
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Public and Private Domain
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