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Museum Hill team outlines Gateway Pavilion and Children’s Discovery Garden; HDRB appoints subcommittee to work with state
Summary
Designers for the Santa Fe Botanical Garden presented a proposal Tuesday night for a Gateway Pavilion and a 1.2‑acre Children’s Discovery Garden at Museum Hill; the Historic District Review Board raised concerns about materials and roof form and appointed a two‑member subcommittee to work with the state and applicant.
Designers for the Santa Fe Botanical Garden presented a proposal Tuesday night for a small Gateway Pavilion, restroom building and a roughly 1.2‑acre Children’s Discovery Garden on state property at Museum Hill, and the Historic District Review Board asked staff and the applicant to work further with a board subcommittee before the project returns for design review.
The project team, led by Phil Weddle of Weddle Gilmore Architects, told the board the plan includes a modest restroom building (about 572 square feet), a shaded ramada/portal and an adjacent children’s garden with a loop trail, play elements and a rainwater catchment system. The team said the PV array now at grade will be relocated to the pavilion roof and that the pavilion roof…
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