Multnomah County - East County Courts

Residents of Multnomah County

Board of Commissioners

Project Team East County Courts

Facilities & Property Management Project Oversight Committee

Project ManagerSheils Obletz Johnsen

Contractor / Sub ContractorsTo Be Selected

Architects / EngineersLRS ArchitectsHOK Justice

NIshkian DeanInterface

Mayer-ReedCardnoWRG

DAB Urban Design

Identity Identity –– Commitment to justice Commitment to justice and due process for all while and due process for all while reflecting fiscal responsibilityreflecting fiscal responsibility

Flexibility Flexibility -- Efficient, durable and Efficient, durable and economical to operate (50 economical to operate (50 –– 80 80 year building)year building)

Sustainability Sustainability -- USGBC LEED USGBC LEED Gold Certification, Architecture Gold Certification, Architecture 2030 Challenge, 1.5% for Solar2030 Challenge, 1.5% for Solar

Project Objectives East County Courts

Building

Work with Gresham Community Work with Gresham Community and Rockwood Neighborhood in and Rockwood Neighborhood in the Planning Processthe Planning Process

Maximum M/W/ESB participationMaximum M/W/ESB participation

Involvement of Regional Arts & Involvement of Regional Arts & Culture Council Culture Council –– Integration of Integration of Public ArtPublic Art

Project Objectives East County Courts

Process

Pedestrian Connection Pedestrian Connection to Rockwood Stationto Rockwood StationReinforce Importance Reinforce Importance of Stark Streetof Stark StreetComplement Future Complement Future DevelopmentDevelopment

Urban Design

Rockwood Neighborhood

East County Courts

PuPublicly Accessible Open blicly Accessible Open SpaceSpaceWalkways and Pedestrian Walkways and Pedestrian CirculationCirculationLandscape Requirements Landscape Requirements Building MassingBuilding MassingFacade CompositionFacade CompositionGround Level DetailGround Level DetailProminent EntranceProminent EntranceCorner FeaturesCorner Features

Design Guidelines

Gresham Downtown Plan District

East County Courts

Site OrganizationPedestrian CirculationPedestrian CirculationOrientation of the building Orientation of the building to SE Stark and 185thto SE Stark and 185thVisitor Parking / Staff Visitor Parking / Staff ParkingParking185185thth Right of WayRight of WayFuture ExpansionFuture Expansion

Site Features East County Courts

Site DiagramView from SE

Building Layout

Single Security Point

Court Support

Building OrganizationSingle Secure EntranceSingle Secure EntranceCourt ModuleCourt ModuleClear OrganizationClear OrganizationCirculation Circulation –– Public / StaffPublic / Staff

East County Courts

Court Module

Ground Floor

Office Area / Future Court

Future Expansion

Court Module

PublicCirculation

StaffCirculation CourtroomSupport

Building Layout

Upper FloorGround Floor

Building OrganizationTraffic CourtTraffic Court1 or 2 Courtrooms1 or 2 CourtroomsCourt SupportCourt SupportCourt AdministrationCourt AdministrationDistrict AttorneyDistrict AttorneyBuilding Services (Toilets, Building Services (Toilets, Electrical, Mechanical etc)Electrical, Mechanical etc)2 or 3 Story Options2 or 3 Story Options

East County Courts

District Attorney

BuildingServices

CourtAdministration

TrafficCourt

Courtroom

Courtroom

Lobby Lobby

Influences on FormIdentityIdentityTransparencyTransparencySense of EntranceSense of EntranceDurability / Quality of Durability / Quality of MaterialsMaterials

Building Form

NW View – Study Model

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NE View - Study Model

View from NE

Sustainability - Project

GoalsUSGBC LEED Gold USGBC LEED Gold CertificationCertificationComply with Architecture Comply with Architecture 2030 Challenge2030 Challenge1.5% for Solar Technology 1.5% for Solar Technology –– State ProgramState Program10 Year Maximum Payback 10 Year Maximum Payback on Cost Premiumon Cost Premium50% Energy Use of Similar 50% Energy Use of Similar Building TypeBuilding Type60% Carbon Neutral60% Carbon Neutral

East County Courts

Sustainability - Site

Potential StrategiesRecycling of Existing Recycling of Existing BuildingsBuildingsLow Impact Low Impact Construction ActivitiesConstruction ActivitiesOnOn--Site Site StormwaterStormwaterManagement Management ––BioswalesBioswales / Rain / Rain GardenGardenRain water reRain water re--useuseNative Vegetation Native Vegetation –– Low Low Irrigation NeedsIrrigation Needs

East County Courts

Sustainability - Building

Potential StrategiesGeothermal Energy Geothermal Energy ––Ground SourceGround SourceSmart Building System Smart Building System Controls Controls –– Lighting, Lighting, Ventilation and AccessVentilation and AccessGreen RoofGreen RoofSolar Solar –– Power and/or Hot Power and/or Hot WaterWaterWater Use ReductionWater Use ReductionDisplacement VentilationDisplacement VentilationRadiant Floor SlabRadiant Floor Slab

East County Courts

Urban DesignUrban Design -- How can the East County Courts (ECC) contribute to How can the East County Courts (ECC) contribute to the sense of community in Rockwood?the sense of community in Rockwood?

SiteSite –– What are the site features that you would consider important foWhat are the site features that you would consider important for r the East County Courts?the East County Courts?

Building Building –– What are the building features that you would consider What are the building features that you would consider important for the East County Courts?important for the East County Courts?

SustainabilitySustainability -- What sustainable practices do you consider to be What sustainable practices do you consider to be important for the East County Courts?important for the East County Courts?

Project Considerations East County Courts

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