This presentation was prepared for a studio class in The Ohio State University's City & Regional Planning program. The class coordinated with the City of Columbus Planning Division staff to conduct extensive research that formed the basis for new design guidelines for the Short North Arts District in Columbus, Ohio.

1. 3-Dimensional Modeling to Support the Short North Design Guidelines Midterm Presentation Duane Hoskins| Scott Ulrich| Krystina Schaefer The Ohio State University Department of City and Regional Planning April 29, 2010

4. Current Conditions | Overview

6. Long, complete historic blocks

7. Smaller historic clusters

8. Isolated extremes – big & small

9. Suburban -style, strip -style retail

10. Bulkier newer development

12. Short North Arts District SketchUp Group - Final Presentation Duane Hoskins| Krystina Schaefer| Scott Ulrich The Ohio State University Department of City and Regional Planning May 25, 2010

14. Redevelopment Sites

19. High & Price Redevelopment Site Redevelopment Plans: Mixed Use – 6 Stories – 138,000 ft 2 Residential – 2 nd & 3 rd Stories – 15,450 ft 2 Public Plaza – 3,700 ft 2 Parking Garage – 3 Stories – 66,760 ft 2 Parking Required - 158 Spaces Parking Provided - 204 Spaces FAR=2.20 (not including parking garage) FAR=3.15 (including parking garage)

20. High & Price Redevelopment Site

21. High & Price Redevelopment Site

22. IBIZA - Existing

23. IBIZA – Proposed 11-story mixed use Residential over retail Buried parking garage

24. Looking North on High from Hubbard Before & After

26. Discussion Questions | Thank You