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Commercial · Concours terminé
Quartier commerçant piétonnier
Septembre 19, 2025 24 designs
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$1,000
En-dessous de la moyenne ($1,550)
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Description
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I am interested in pitching a concept for a pedestrian friendly shopping district on a 3.7 ac commercial parcel in Sierra Vista Arizona (the hummingbird capital of the US), the commercial property is being surrounded by new houses (planned 450 single family homes). I’d like a development that has 4-8 small businesses arranged around a park-like setting. Car access and parking behind the stores, with walk through to frontage and natural area. In front I envision broad sidewalks for walking and outdoor seating for restaurants, coffee shops, bakery etc. I want a park-like central square (or can be triangular, round, any shape) that features hummingbird friendly trees and perennials (e.g. ironwood, net leaf hackberry, palo verde, Chinese willow, chuparosa, ipenstemon, Ocotillo), and a water feature (small fountain or bath) in middle of park for the birds,
Objectifs
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A place that draws people to sit and have a bite to eat, drink coffee, people watch, bird watch, enjoy nature. The long narrow arm that connects to the new housing development to East would make great pathway if nicely landscaped. I want this to feature nature, promote walking access, hide vehicles (but still have some parking along edges).
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I am pitching this as a concept to investors, so the store fronts may be generic. Mostly I desire a site plan, and maybe a perspective view as an example. I envision one way car traffic within the development along rear perimeter (but feel free to change it up.) Stores should be single story. Natural tans and browns typical for desert and southwest architecture (or black and white sketch fine too). Draw in a few pedestrians sitting or walking in front of the stores/eateries.
I will include two aerial images of the property. For scale, the back boundary, including skinny 10 m wide pathway, is about 340 m.
The road frontage is about 240 meters.
If there is not room to do all I hope for on this parcel, please adjust accordingly. I value your knowledge, insights, and creativity.
Thank you for your interest and participation.
I will include two aerial images of the property. For scale, the back boundary, including skinny 10 m wide pathway, is about 340 m.
The road frontage is about 240 meters.
If there is not room to do all I hope for on this parcel, please adjust accordingly. I value your knowledge, insights, and creativity.
Thank you for your interest and participation.
Arc/Team 857
Octobre 02, 21:00
Dear Client,
To finalize our proposals and ensure you receive the best possible result that matches your vision, we’d like to confirm a few key points with you. Your answers will help us refine the site plan and perspectives so the concept is both realistic and aligned with your priorities:
1.Access & Streets – One or two entrances? One-way loop or two-way street?
2.Parking – Concentrated behind stores, or split into smaller lots? Exact code-based numbers or flexible?
3.Storefronts – All along Canyon de Flores for visibility, or arranged around the central plaza for atmosphere?
4.Anchor Restaurant – Parallel to Canyon de Flores (visibility) or perpendicular/angled (better patio shading)?
5.Landscaping – Only hummingbird-friendly plants, or add more shade trees? Fountain ornamental or bird-focused?
6.Pedestrian Path (narrow arm) – Simple walkway, or landscaped greenway with seating/lighting?
7.Architectural Style – Minimal/modern desert tones, or Southwestern (arcades, adobe-style details)?
8.Future Growth – Optimize for current 4–8 shops, or leave room for expansion?
Warm regards ,
To finalize our proposals and ensure you receive the best possible result that matches your vision, we’d like to confirm a few key points with you. Your answers will help us refine the site plan and perspectives so the concept is both realistic and aligned with your priorities:
1.Access & Streets – One or two entrances? One-way loop or two-way street?
2.Parking – Concentrated behind stores, or split into smaller lots? Exact code-based numbers or flexible?
3.Storefronts – All along Canyon de Flores for visibility, or arranged around the central plaza for atmosphere?
4.Anchor Restaurant – Parallel to Canyon de Flores (visibility) or perpendicular/angled (better patio shading)?
5.Landscaping – Only hummingbird-friendly plants, or add more shade trees? Fountain ornamental or bird-focused?
6.Pedestrian Path (narrow arm) – Simple walkway, or landscaped greenway with seating/lighting?
7.Architectural Style – Minimal/modern desert tones, or Southwestern (arcades, adobe-style details)?
8.Future Growth – Optimize for current 4–8 shops, or leave room for expansion?
Warm regards ,
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Client
Octobre 03, 06:46
1. Either is possible.
2. Either behind stores or in lots. There should be enough parking to satisfy local requirements for stores/restaurants, as provided in earlier post. Parking will depend on how many stores you include.
3.around center, for atmosphere.
4. Either can work.
5. Mostly hummingbird friendly plants. But a few large trees are good for hummingbirds too for nesting and food (insects).
6. I think lighting is necessary for security reasons. But how you handle this area is if secondary importance compared to layout if stores, parking, and natural park area.
7. Either style is fine. I’m mostly interested in site plan and layout at this stage.
8. No need to leave room for expansion.
Thank you.
2. Either behind stores or in lots. There should be enough parking to satisfy local requirements for stores/restaurants, as provided in earlier post. Parking will depend on how many stores you include.
3.around center, for atmosphere.
4. Either can work.
5. Mostly hummingbird friendly plants. But a few large trees are good for hummingbirds too for nesting and food (insects).
6. I think lighting is necessary for security reasons. But how you handle this area is if secondary importance compared to layout if stores, parking, and natural park area.
7. Either style is fine. I’m mostly interested in site plan and layout at this stage.
8. No need to leave room for expansion.
Thank you.
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Arc/Team 516
Octobre 02, 15:22
Dear Client
Thank you for your continued trust in our process. To ensure we deliver the highest quality and the best range of design options, please kindly be patient until the deadline. This will allow more submissions and present you with the most refined and creative works from designers.
Best regards,
Designers
Thank you for your continued trust in our process. To ensure we deliver the highest quality and the best range of design options, please kindly be patient until the deadline. This will allow more submissions and present you with the most refined and creative works from designers.
Best regards,
Designers
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Client
Octobre 02, 20:47
Yes, of course, I will wait until the deadline passes, and then review the submissions with care.
I appreciate all the time and effort being devoted to this by many talented designers.
I appreciate all the time and effort being devoted to this by many talented designers.
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Arc/Team 857
Octobre 02, 14:25
Dear client ,
Please wait until tomorrow to submit our final proposals,
Thanks
Please wait until tomorrow to submit our final proposals,
Thanks
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Some very good designs and renderings. I gave primary scoring for a site plan that fit within the property boundaries, had the recommended number of stores and parking (plus service roads), and featured a Central Park area with xeriscaping for hummingbirds, I’d requested single story southwest style architecture for renderings, but relaxed this if the natural feeling was retained. I requested no lawns or extravagant water features due to water conservation concerns. I found elements I liked in many of the proposals and will probably mix some things together in the final plans. Thank you designers for creative and helpful design work!