WEATHERED STEELINTERPRETIVE TIMELINE

PLASTIC OR CONCRETE PLANKS

SEATING WALL OR PLATFORM

SEATING PLATFORM

ACTIVITY LAWN

SPACEBALL CLIMBER

ZIPLINE.

BEACH SLOPE UP TORIVER WALK

RAIN GARDENLOW GRASSES & SEDGES

DUWAMISH RIVER WALKCONCRETE PLANK PAVERS, PLASTIC OR COMPOSITE LUMBER

LIMB UP TREES

LIMB UP TREES

PICNIC LAWN

CONTINUE RIVER WALK AT OTHER PUBLIC WATERWAY SITES

DRINKING FOUNTAIN/FOOT WASH

SLOPE

EXISTING PLAZA SCORED AND STAINED CONCRETE

PARK SIGN

LOW WALL WITH PARK NAME

BIKE RACK

ENTRY PLAZA, SCORED AND STAINED CONCRETE

CRUSHED ROCK PATH

10TH AVE S

S EL

MG

RO

VE S

T

DUWAMISH RIVER WALK ENLARGED PLAN

NEW TREES, SHRUBS, & GRASSES

NOTES: LOCATION AND SIZE OF EXISTING TREES AND SITE FEATURES ARE APPROXIMATE

IMPROVEMENTS IN SDOT RIGHT OF WAY SUBJECT TO SDOT APPROVAL

PATHBEACH MATACCESS & BOAT SLIDE

EXISTING AND NEWBIRCH TREES

LOGS

TERRACE STEPS (ABOVE HIGH WATER MARK)

SEATING PLATFORM

WEATHERED STEEL INTERPRETIVE INLAY

PICNIC RAFTSCORE AND STAIN EXISTING CONCRETE

BOLLARD LIGHT

SUPERNOVASPINNER

LOGS AND STUMPS

FREE-STANDING MURALNEXT TO BUILDING WALL

RELOCATED DOME

ORNAMENTAL GRASS

EXISTING BENCH

WOOD FIBER SURFACE

RELOCATED RAIN MAKER

PARK INFO INLAY

CHAIRS

BIKE RACK

EXISTING SIGN

NEW PARKWAY PLANTS

EXISTING TREES REMOVEDOR TRANSPLANTED

POSSIBLE SANI-CAN LOCATION

SHO

REL

INE

SETB

ACK

100

YR F

LOO

D PL

AIN

200’

DUWAMISHWATERWAY

Concept Plan

Duwamish Waterway ParkSouth Park, Seattle

CONCEPT STATEMENTRECALLING THE BRAIDED CHANNEL OF THE HISTORIC DUWAMISH RIVER, THE DESIGN ESTABLISHES A FLOWING MOTION FROM THE COMMUNITY TOWARD THE WATERWAY. AT THE WATERWAY’S EDGE, A RIVER WALK MADE OF PAVERS, PLASTIC LUMBER, OR METAL CREATES A PRIMARY CIRCULATION ROUTE AND A PLACE TO SIT AND GATHER. TEXT INLAYS WITHIN THE RIVER WALK TELL THE HISTORY OF THE DUWAMISH WATERWAY, AND ADDITIONAL LOCATIONS ALONG THE RIVER MAY CONTINUE THE STORY. SCULPTURAL PLAY ACTIVITIES RECALLING THE CRANES, TRESTLES AND GEARS FAMILIAR TO SOUTH PARK ARE NESTLED INTO NEW PLANT BEDS. A NEW RAIN GARDEN ALONG THE NORTH EDGE OF THE PARK CAPTURES RAIN WATER WHILE STABILIZING THE SOIL ALONG THE EXISTING RIP RAP EDGE.