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Some may find this surprising, given the article written back in 2018 (see here): ĭue to many unforeseen delays and situations out of our control (see COVID), our FamCamp project is currently on hold with no estimated date to break ground at this time. National Guard and other active duty who are TDY or just PCSed to Fort Carson. Our project is currently on hold as of 2022. The official website of Evans Army Community Hospital - Fort Carson, CO. The resulting plans are popular and useful at Peterson AFB and will be a great tool as the area is transformed over the coming years.Peterson SFB does not currently have a FamCamp on base. HB&A documented the plan in clear and visually striking graphics that enable the project proponents to visualize the future state, advocate for implementation along the way, and get their leadership excited about the possibilities. The final plan included connections to surrounding uses, a new pedestrian-oriented main street with street parking, narrow right-of-way, and appropriately scaled and flexible mixed-use development that aligned with surrounding users and utilized existing facilities. There will be support personnel working at Cheyenne to keep. Once the alternatives were established, the charrette teams worked to evaluate alternatives on both aesthetics and practicality, ensuring that the preferred alternative was both exciting and possible and that the final plan retained optionality and was resilient to future changes in priorities. Most of the operations and personnel based here will be moving to nearby Peterson Air Force Base. By utilizing 3D-printed scale models of existing facilities set on detailed GIS constraints mapping, charrette participants were able to develop alternatives and test ideas quickly and with a high level of confidence. HB&A was hired by Peterson AFB to produce two Area Development Plans (ADP) focusing on the Command Complex and Triangle Areas, aiming to show how a walkable, livable community could connect new administrative and office uses with an attractive, connected, and useful “town center” that focused on pedestrian and user connections within the area.Īfter extensive interviews with area users and experts, the HB&A team used a planning charrette process to develop and evaluate alternative development scenarios for the areas.

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