Kahn refined his initial design of the community center. Site features include auditorium, gym, service court and private parking, hard-surface play yard, and health club. These features are positioned within a complex arrangement of square and rectangular spaces.The pool, Bath House, and green are organized in an east-west position rather than a north-south one, as in later designs.

March 1955, Fig II.2.

The forms and spatial arrangements from previous designs are further developed to organize the site. Parking is pushed to the east and west edges of the site, and the site features are now organized in a north-south direction. Circular gardens remain in the design, and other geometric shapes are rearranged and organized.

June 1955, Fig. IV.1.

With the pool and Bath House built, the area south of the Bath House continues to be further designed. The squares, rectangles, and triangles in-between areas of large and small circles may represent two buildings. One large area, defined by a large circular feature, represents a space for playing courts.

March 1956, Fig. IV.3.

Formal tree rows are added in the northern section of the site around the Bath House. Parking continues to be placed on the edges of the property.

June 1956, Fig. IV.4.

This overall schematic plan of the JCC campus shows a different spatial organization than in previous sketches and construction documents.The Bath House, the community building, and community green are further organized, and the “outdoor rooms” further formalized and defined. Parking remains on the edge of the property. The Day Camp Pavilions are situated in a grove of trees.

1957, Fig. V.1.

A rendering of the 1957 plan depicts the community green and community building looking from the parking areas to the west. The Bath House is to the north (right).

1957, Fig. V.2.