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Section F: Public Realm District Open Spaces Craftsmen District-The design draws on the craft, technology and history of the working waterfront to reflect quality with durable maritime materials and forms and expressive structural details and connections. In the public realm and featured at the Craftsman District is the Fisherman's Tribute, a statue acknowledging a proud legacy and fishing heritage at the Port. From this Plaza next to the water, visitors can step onto The W trail system linked to the North and Central piers, along The Esplanade. Within the Waterfront Center visitors can locate a timeline depicting the colorful history of the Port's nearly 100-year heritage; shelter while waiting for transit; or relax in sidewalk café's or lobby seating areas.Also within Waterfront Center are community rooms available for rental. r< sem,, F -• S. tat .-"1 11 ! 01 t ! 4 -yY t�.. ! f' 1l.t C _ ry �"t�..NC q �• • e..F t �� arl. f1 1 r,{> § k Rte. 1'+� �� j '�.r.._ ,.a. �� 7_ 1 ' . f;•.. .-Y:;''r,.� ; :• Fisherman's Harbor-The design intent of the inner harbor pedestrian areas adjacent to the commercial fishing fleet shown in the perspective above is focused on emphasizing the presence of and access to the inner workings of the fishing community and industrial waterfront. Additionally, waterfront restaurants and walk-ups invite visitors and residents to enjoy a meal while they settle into the marine environment. Site furniture, such as light poles and benches are a hybrid design of traditional and contemporary styles reflecting a historic yet contemporary waterfront. For example, light fixtures may be located on angled poles at varying heights to reference the mast arm on a Seiner. Wood crates and crab pots are used as inspiration for custom designed outdoor benches. 2014 Waterfront Place Central Supplemental Design Guidelines -55- Figure 14 Future Fisherman's Harbor