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Hollywood Central Park XYZ Consultants: Buyan Batbaatar, Harrison Balmonte, Raphael Calalo, Charles Kwak, Terrance Mack, Yaricsa Picon, & Kristen Quinones

Programming Diagram Buildings: 1 Amphitheatre Restaurant Playground 2 Bike shop Skate park Community Center Art Gallery Farmer’s Market Bike Shop 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Site Analysis Water runoff Important because: 1) Know current conditions 2) Identify potential impacts 3) Discover hazards Water runoff Post-Development (considering a 24 hour storm within 50 years) Total Land: 44 acres Bikeshop- 0.332cfs Farmers Market- 0.402 cfs Dog Park- 0.055 cfs Restaurant- 0.560 cfs Bed and Breakfast- 1.145 cfs Community Center- 2.107 cfs Skatepark- 2.011 cfs Playground- 0.103 cfs Amphitheatre- 31.416 cfs Grass- 61.714 cfs Total Pre-Development water runoff: 100.448 cfs Plan to build during months with the least rain-prevent water runoff issues Pre-Development Total park area: 38 acres Q=332.264 cfs Total Pre-Development water runoff: 332.264 cfs Pre and Post Development Difference 231.816 cfs

Seismic Hazards Hollywood Fault Line: 1/2 mile away Elysian Park Fault Line: 1 mile away Ensure that the structural design follows California standards and can withstand the required earthquake of 7.0 or greater magnitude. -California Building Code

Air Quality 4th highest year round particle pollution. Highest ozone (smog) pollution in the United States.Smog harms respiratory system decreases life expectancy

Using Green Technology ESPs Electrostatic Precipitators

Prevent Air Pollution Electrostatic Precipitators An air filtration system that removes toxic particles from flowing gas and turns it into clean air Air enters this device and flows through a negatively charged plate. The toxic particles are negatively charged and then the air flows through another chamber that contains positive plate. These positive plates attract the negatively charged particles and they collect on these plates. The clean air is then discharged out the other end.

Process

Pros & Cons Pros Cons High collection efficiency Normal maintenance Can be operated around 300-450℃ Few moving parts Cons Expensive Requires high voltage Needs a lot of space Collection efficiency is reduced by the time

Electrostatic Precipitators How we plan to incorporate these into the park? Along the roadway structure walls and released above ground in the park New Technology-Include a cooling fan at output vents to cool the air Waste gases from vehicles going into ventilation shafts Placed underground behind freeway walls

Cooling Microclimate -Analyze wind directions to place structures(buildings and landscape) to ensure the optimal wind flow. -Add fan to top of ESP output vent to cool air coming from freeway into the park

Park Design Benefits Beautiful green space for the community to enjoy Urban park cooling microclimate Position of buildings and trees based on wind analysis Vents from Electrostatic Precipitators can go through fans to create cool air flow throughout the park Cleaner air Plants and grass will reduce stormwater runoff