ADRIANA CARÍAS PORTFOLIO
Landscape Architecture + Urbanism 2018
ADRIANA CARÍAS
Landscape architecture, architecture, urban design
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Adriana Carias is a landscape architecture graduate from the University of Southern California, with interest in landscape conservation and the social impacts on communities. Adriana had the experience to understand cultural landscapes outside the United States, as in her final year of the MLA program she worked on a master plan for the Eminonu Waterfront in Istanbul, reimaging the public infrastructure at the water’s edge of one of the city’s busiest and most significant places for residents and tourists alike. For her final Direct Design Research project, she addressed contemporary challenges in the San Joaquin Valley that had as focus food availability as an issue of social justice through studies of the global existence of food deserts, lack of access to nutritious food and appropriate use of resources. For the last year and a half Adriana has had the opportunity to develop Residential Landscape projects, working closely with cleints, suppliers and Landscape Architects allowing her to understand construction principles at a closer scale. EDUCATION 2016 Master in Landscape Architecture University of Southern California, Los Angeles, California 2012 Bachelor in Architecture Catholic University of Honduras, Tegucigalpa, Honduras
RESIDENTIALLANDSCAPE
CONTENTS 1AConceptual plans 2AConstruction plans 3AConstruction detials 40AWELO and Irrigation
DESIGNCOMPETITION 1BConfluence Park Peterborough, New Hampshire November 2015
STUDIOWORK 1CStitching the City Feng-He Eminonu Waterfront, Istanbul, Turkey Spring 2015
THESISPROJECT 1DAgricultural Think-Tank Peterborough, New Hampshire November 2015
MANUALFABRICATION 1EModel Makig Media for Landscape Spring 2015
RESIDENTIALLANDSCAPE Projects developed for a high-end residential landscape company in the Northern California’s Bay Area. Every design seeks to innovate the modern landscape process, blurring the lines between indoor and outdoor living
(N) CONCRETE RAISED PATIO TO FFE (N) BUILT-IN BBQ ISLAND
(E) 6' WOOD FENCE TO BE RETAINED
(N) ORNAMENTAL TREE
(N) PIP C.C. SEATWALL W/FLOATING BENCH
(N) PIP COLORED CONCRETE FIRE PIT (N) PLANTING (N) CUT STONE PAVER (N) ORNAMENTAL TREE (N) WOOD-LIKE TILE (N) CONCRETE RAISED PATIO TO FFE (N) CANTILEVER PERGOLA W/HEATERS AND LIGHTS (N) SCREENING PLANTING (N) DECORATIVE POTS
(N) LAWN (E) A/C UNIT
1ACONCEPTUALDESIGN CHEN RESIDENCE
(N) PLANTING
(E) 6' WOOD FENCE TO BE RETAINED
(N) DIRT PATH TO BE RETAINED
(E) CRAWL SPACE
CONCEPTUALPLAN MAGGIONCALDA RESIDENCE (N) TOTEMS
(N) 3'x3' PIP COL. CON. PADS
(N) PLANTING ALONG P.L.
(N) 1' RAISED METAL AND WOOD PLATFORM W/PERGOLA
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS AND CONTRACTORS
(E) PALM TO BE T/P
(N) ARTIFICIAL LAWN
(N) POT WATER FEATURE (E) TREE TO BE RETAINED
landsystems
(E) PLANTERS TO BE REMOVED
(N) ARTIFICIAL LAWN
CONCEPTUAL PLAN
(N) PIP COL. CON. STEP STONES W/ART. LAWN (E) TREE TO BE RETAINED (N) BAMBOO ALONG P.L. (N) DECORATIVE POTS (N) PLANTING
(N) SHEER WATER FEATURE (E) SPA TO BE RETAINED
(N) CONCRETE COPING
(E) POOL
EO
(N) RAISED CONCRETE PADS W/POTS AND LIGHT UNDER CAP
(N) SUBTROPICAL PLANTING W/POTS (N) ORNAMENTAL TREE
EO
(E) WALL TO BE REMOVED
(N) PLANTING W/WELL LIGHTS
(N) METAL AND WOOD PERGOLA
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(E) POOL TO BE RETAINED
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EO
(N) LIGHT FIXTURES AGAINST WALL
(N) BLUESTONE
HB
(N) ORNAMENTAL GRASS (N) 18"H BACK REST (E) FIRE PIT TO BE REMOVED (N) LUMBER FASCIA AND LIGHTS ON WALL
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(N) 6" ORNAMENTAL GRASS STRIPS (N) DECORATIVE POTS (N) PIP COL. CON. STEP STONES W/THYME
(N) DINING TABLE FOR 10-12 PEOPLE
LEGEND v
(E) PLANTER TO BE REMOVED. LEAVE FLAT PLANTING AREA FOR PALM TREE (N) PLANTING AGAINST HOUSE
(N) CITRUS TREES
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POOL EQUIPT
(N) ESPALIERS
(N) SUNKEN TILE PATIO 1.5' LOWER (N) WOOD SEAT AT PATIO LEVEL
(N) OVERHANG
(N) RUG (N) CHANDELIER (N) LONG NARROW CONCRETE PAVERS
(N) BBQ ISLAND
(E) OVERHANG TO BE REDUCED AND POST TO BE REMOVED
HB
P.O.C.
1/4" = 1'-0"
(E) TREE TO BE RETAINED
LC.1
CONCEPTUAL PLA
CONCEPTUALPLAN (E) TREE TO BE RETAINED
(N) FLOATING BENCH
(N) 18" BAMBOO PLANTING AREA (N) POTS
(N) CONCRETE SLAB (N) BOULDER WATER FEATURE
(N) POTS (N) REDWOOD DECK
20' SETBACK
(N) CONCRETE WALL
(N) GRAVEL
(N) 1'-6" x 1'-6" PIP CONCRETE PAVERS W/NO--MOW IN BETWEEN (N) WOODEN SEAT BY OWNER
landsystems
(N) SUCCULENT GARDEN W/DECOMPOSED GRANITE
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS AND CONTRACTORS
CURTIS RESIDENCE
(N) 1'-3" x 3'-6" PIP CONCRETE PAVER
(E) TREE TO BE RETAINED
(N) RIGID, WELDED WIRE MESH 3'H FENCE
(N) PLANTING AREA (N) ARTIFICIAL TURF
(N) SUCCULENT GARDEN
E
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W
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(N) BOULDER
(N) REDWOOD HEADER (N) DECOMPOSED GRANITE
(N) ACCENT POTS (N) ARTIFICIAL GRASS (N) GRAVEL
(N) 3'5" x 1'3" PIP CONCRETE PAVERS (N) FENCE
(N) ACCENT POTS
(N) LOCATION FOR TRASH CONTAINERS
(N) 3'-6" H 20"x20" PIER FOR SIGNAGE
(N) CRAWLSPACE COVER
(N) WOODEN POSTS
(N) PIP CONCRETE PAVERS
SW
MCKENDRY DR
(N) DOUBLE GATE
(N) CONCRETE LANDING
(N) PLANTING AREA W/REDWOOD HEADER
EO
(N) PIP COLORED CONCRETE PAVERS
(N) FENCE
CONCEPTUAL
(N) RAISED PORCH TO HOUSE FFE
(N) PLANTING
(N) 3'-6" H 20"x20" PIER FOR SIGNAGE W/HOUSE NUMBER (N) ACCENT POTS (E) PEAR TREE TO BE REMOVED
(N) BOULDER
(N) PLANTING AREA (N) PLANTING
(N) MOUND
(E) EXISTING CHIMNEY
(N) PLANTING
(N) ARTIFICIAL GRASS IRR
(N) BOULDER
12' SETBACK
(N) ADD 1' OF FLAGSTONE
(N) ACCENT POTS
(E) HARDSCAPE TO BE RETAINED
(N) RIGID, WELDED WIRE MESH 3'H FENCE
(E) 4'-9"x3'10-1/2" TRASH ENCLOSURE TO BE REMOVED
v
v
(E) DG DRIVEWAY TO BE RETAINED
(N) POTS (N) SUCCULENT GARDEN
(E) PEAR TREE TO BE RETAINED (N) GRAVEL
(N) CONCRETE FIRE PIT BOWL
(N) PLANTING AREA W/REDWOOD HEADER
SW
(N) PLANTING (E) TREE TO BE RETAINED
(N) 1'-3" x 3'-6" PIP CONCRETE PAVERS (N) MULCH
(E) TREE TO BE RETAINED
A DR
MON
MAR
(N) POTS
(N) GALVANIZED TROUGHS BY OWNER
(N) PLANTING FOR PRIVACY
(E) TREE TO BE RETAINED
(N) FENCED AREA FOR CHICKENS AND GUINEA PIGS
(E) TREE TO BE RETAINED (N) 5.5' H FENCE
(N) PLANTING
(N) LOCATION FOR COMPOST PIT
1/4"
LC
(N) FLOATING BENCH
(N) 18" BAMBOO PLANTING AREA (N) POTS
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS AND CONTRACTORS
(E) TREE TO BE RETAINED
(N) CONCRETE SLAB (N) BOULDER WATER FEATURE
(N) POTS (N) REDWOOD DECK
(N) CONCRETE WALL
(N) GRAVEL
(N) PIP CONCRETE PLANTER
(N) 1'-6" x 1'-6" PIP CONCRETE PAVERS W/NO--MOW IN BETWEEN (N) WOODEN SEAT BY OWNER
landsystems
(N) SUCCULENT GARDEN W/DECOMPOSED GRANITE
20' SETBACK
(N) 1'-3" x 3'-6" PIP CONCRETE PAVER
(E) TREE TO BE RETAINED
(N) RIGID, WELDED WIRE MESH 3'H FENCE
(N) PLANTING AREA (N) ARTIFICIAL TURF
(N) SUCCULENT GARDEN
E
v
EO
W
v
(N) BOULDER
(N) GRAVEL
(N) ACCENT POTS
(N) ARTIFICIAL GRASS
(N) RAISED PORCH TO HOUSE FFE
(N) GRAVEL
CONCEPTUAL PLAN
(N) FENCE (N) PIP CONCRETE PLANTER W/FOAMBOARD FINISH (N) 3'-6" H 20"x20" PIER FOR SIGNAGE
(N) LOCATION FOR TRASH CONTAINERS (N) CRAWLSPACE COVER
(N) WOODEN POSTS
(N) PIP CONCRETE PAVERS
SW
MCKENDRY DR
(N) DOUBLE GATE
(N) CONCRETE LANDING
(N) PLANTING AREA W/REDWOOD HEADER
EO
(N) PIP COLORED CONCRETE PAVERS
(N) FENCE
(N) PLANTING
(N) 3'-6" H 20"x20" PIER FOR SIGNAGE W/HOUSE NUMBER
(N) PIP CONCRETE PLANTER W/FOAMBOARD FINISH
(E) PEAR TREE TO BE REMOVED
(N) BOULDER
(N) PLANTING AREA (N) PLANTING
(N) MOUND
(E) EXISTING CHIMNEY
(N) PLANTING
12'
(N) ADD 1' OF FLAGSTONE
(N) ACCENT POTS
(E) HARDSCAPE TO BE RETAINED
(N) RIGID, WELDED WIRE MESH 3'H FENCE
(E) 4'-9"x3'10-1/2" TRASH ENCLOSURE TO BE REMOVED
v
v
IRR
(N) BOULDER
(E) DG DRIVEWAY TO BE RETAINED
(N) POTS (N) SUCCULENT GARDEN
(N) ARTIFICIAL GRASS (E) PEAR TREE TO BE RETAINED (N) GRAVEL
(N) CONCRETE FIRE PIT BOWL
(N) PLANTING AREA W/REDWOOD HEADER
SW
(N) PLANTING
(N) 1'-3" x 3'-6" PIP CONCRETE PAVERS
(E) TREE TO BE RETAINED (E) TREE TO BE RETAINED
ONA
MARM
(N) POTS
(N) GALVANIZED TROUGHS BY OWNER
(N) PLANTING FOR PRIVACY
(E) TREE TO BE RETAINED
(N) FENCED AREA FOR CHICKENS AND GUINEA PIGS
DR
(N) PLANTING
(N) LOCATION FOR COMPOST PIT
(E) TREE TO BE RETAINED
1/4" = 1'-0"
(E) FENCE TO BE RETAINED
(N) POTS
(N) CONCRETE SLAB (N) BOULDER WATER FEATURE
(N) POTS (N) REDWOOD DECK
(N) CONCRETE WALL
(N) GRAVEL
(N) PIP CONCRETE PLANTER
(N) 1'-6" x 1'-6" PIP CONCRETE PAVERS W/NO--MOW IN BETWEEN (N) WOODEN SEAT BY OWNER
(N) 1'-3" x 3'-6" PIP CONCRETE PAVER
(N) SUCCULENT GARDEN W/DECOMPOSED GRANITE
(E) TREE TO BE RETAINED
(E) TREE TO BE RETAINED
(N) FLOATING BENCH
(N) 18" BAMBOO PLANTING AREA (N) POTS
(N) CONCRETE SLAB (N) BOULDER WATER FEATURE
(N) POTS (N) REDWOOD DECK
20' SETBACK
(N) CONCRETE WALL
(N) GRAVEL
(N) 1'-6" x 1'-6" PIP CONCRETE PAVERS W/NO--MOW IN BETWEEN (N) WOODEN SEAT BY OWNER
(N) 1'-3" x 3'-6" PIP CONCRETE PAVER
(E) TREE TO BE RETAINED
(N) RIGID, WELDED WIRE MESH 3'H FENCE
(N) RIGID, WELDED WIRE MESH 3'H FENCE
(N) PLANTING AREA
(N) PLANTING AREA
(N) DECOMPOSED GRANITE
(N) ARTIFICIAL TURF
(N) SUCCULENT GARDEN
E
v
EO
W
v
E
(N) BOULDER
v
EO
W
v
(N) BOULDER
(N) REDWOOD HEADER
(N) ACCENT POTS
(N) ARTIFICIAL GRASS
(N) PLANTING AGAINST HOUSE
(N) ARTIFICIAL GRASS
(N) RAISED PORCH TO HOUSE FFE
(N) GRAVEL
(N) DECOMPOSED GRANITE
(N) ACCENT POTS
(N) RAISED PORCH TO HOUSE FFE
(N) GRAVEL
(N) FENCE
(N) LOCATION FOR TRASH CONTAINERS
(N) LOCATION FOR TRASH CONTAINERS (N) CRAWLSPACE COVER
(N) WOODEN POSTS
(N) PIP CONCRETE PAVERS
EO
(N) PLANTING AREA W/REDWOOD HEADER
(N) FENCE
(N) PIP COLORED CONCRETE PAVERS
(N) PLANTING
(N) 3'-6" H 20"x20" PIER FOR SIGNAGE W/HOUSE NUMBER
(N) PIP CONCRETE PLANTER W/FOAMBOARD FINISH
(N) DOUBLE GATE
SW
(N) CONCRETE LANDING
MCKENDRY DR
(N) DOUBLE GATE
(N) CONCRETE LANDING
(N) BOULDER
(N) PLANTING AREA
(N) PLANTING AREA W/REDWOOD HEADER
EO
(N) PIP COLORED CONCRETE PAVERS
(N) FENCE
(N) PLANTING
(N) 3'-6" H 20"x20" PIER FOR SIGNAGE W/HOUSE NUMBER (N) ACCENT POTS (E) PEAR TREE TO BE REMOVED
SW
MCKENDRY DR
(N) FENCE
(N) ACCENT POTS
(N) 3'-6" H 20"x20" PIER FOR SIGNAGE
(N) CRAWLSPACE COVER
(N) WOODEN POSTS
LANDSCAPE BASE
(N) 3'5" x 1'3" PIP CONCRETE PAVERS
(N) PIP CONCRETE PLANTER W/FOAMBOARD FINISH (N) 3'-6" H 20"x20" PIER FOR SIGNAGE (N) PIP CONCRETE PAVERS
CONCEPTUAL PLAN
(N) SUCCULENT GARDEN
(E) PEAR TREE TO BE REMOVED
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS AND CONTRACTORS
(N) FLOATING BENCH
(N) 18" BAMBOO PLANTING AREA
landsystems
(E) TREE TO BE RETAINED
landsystems
(N) SUCCULENT GARDEN W/DECOMPOSED GRANITE
20' SETBACK
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS AND CONTRACTORS
LCP
(N) BOULDER
(N) PLANTING AREA
(N) PLANTING
(N) MOUND
(E) EXISTING CHIMNEY
(N) PLANTING
IRR
(N) BOULDER
12'
(N) ADD 1' OF FLAGSTONE
(N) ACCENT POTS
(E) HARDSCAPE TO BE RETAINED
(N) RIGID, WELDED WIRE MESH 3'H FENCE
(E) 4'-9"x3'10-1/2" TRASH ENCLOSURE TO BE REMOVED
(E) EXISTING CHIMNEY
(E) DG DRIVEWAY TO BE RETAINED
IRR
(N) BOULDER
(N) POTS
(N) POTS
(N) SUCCULENT GARDEN
(N) SUCCULENT GARDEN
(N) PLANTING
12' SETBACK
(N) ADD 1' OF FLAGSTONE
(N) ACCENT POTS
(E) HARDSCAPE TO BE RETAINED
(N) ARTIFICIAL GRASS
v
v
(N) PLANTING
(N) MOUND (N) RIGID, WELDED WIRE MESH 3'H FENCE
(E) 4'-9"x3'10-1/2" TRASH ENCLOSURE TO BE REMOVED
v
v
(E) DG DRIVEWAY TO BE RETAINED
(N) ARTIFICIAL GRASS (E) PEAR TREE TO BE RETAINED
(E) PEAR TREE TO BE RETAINED
(N) GRAVEL
(N) GRAVEL
(N) CONCRETE FIRE PIT BOWL
(N) CONCRETE FIRE PIT BOWL
LEGEND
(N) PLANTING AREA W/REDWOOD HEADER
(N) PLANTING AREA W/REDWOOD HEADER
(N) PLANTING (E) TREE TO BE RETAINED (E) TREE TO BE RETAINED (N) PLANTING
(N) 1'-3" x 3'-6" PIP CONCRETE PAVERS
SW
W
E
(N) PLANTING FOR PRIVACY
(E) TREE TO BE RETAINED
(N) FENCED AREA FOR CHICKENS AND GUINEA PIGS
(E) TREE TO BE RETAINED (E) FENCE TO BE RETAINED
A DR
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RM
MA
(N) GALVANIZED TROUGHS BY OWNER
(N) 1'-3" x 3'-6" PIP CONCRETE PAVERS (N) MULCH
(E) TREE TO BE RETAINED
G
ONA
W
S
(N) POTS
(N) PLANTING (E) TREE TO BE RETAINED
EO
MARM
(N) POTS
HB
P.O.C.
(N) GALVANIZED TROUGHS BY OWNER
(N) LOCATION FOR COMPOST PIT
1/4" = 1'-0"
LCP
(N) PLANTING FOR PRIVACY
(E) TREE TO BE RETAINED
(N) FENCED AREA FOR CHICKENS AND GUINEA PIGS
(E) TREE TO BE RETAINED (N) 5.5' H FENCE
DR
(N) PLANTING
(N) LOCATION FOR COMPOST PIT
1/4" = 1'-0"
LCP
MATCHLINE
(E) HARDSCAPE TO BE RETAINED
landsystems
SMITH RESIDENCE
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS AND CONTRACTORS
2ACONSTRUCTIONPLANS
PA PA PA PA PA
(N) NO-MOW
U
PA
VB
(E) DRIVEWAY TO BE RETAINED
CONSTRUCTION
(E) HARDSCAPE TO BE RETAINED
(E) CATCH BASIN TO BE RELOCATED HERE
VB
20' FRONT SETBACK
16'-5" SAW-CUT DRIVEWAY FOR (N) PLANTING AREA
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
XX X
U
1/4"=1'-
CP.1
CONSTRUCT
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS AND CONTRACTORS
5' SETBACK
landsystems
5' SETBACK 1" 34'-52
5' SETBACK
20' REAR SETBACK
PA
PA
2'-23 4"
PA
PA
PA
U
PA tall plant to cover unit fences (E) HARDSCAPE TO BE RETAINED
PA
(E) POSTS TO BE RETAINED
PA 6'-7" BBQ SETBACK
CONSTRUCTION
3'-9" BBQ SETBACK
PA
8% (E) HARDSCAPE TO BE RETAINED
MATCHLINE
XX X
U
1/4"=1
CP.2
CONSTRUC
BEFOREANDAFTER
BEFOREIMAGES BLAZENSKY RESIDENCE
CONSTRUCTIONPLAN CALLOUT LEGEND
XX X
(E) PATH TO BE RETAINED (E) PINE TO BE REMOVED
(N) NO-MOW LAWN 25' BACKYARD SETBACK
PA
(100.04)
PA 10' SIDEYARD SETBACK
(99.71)
PA
PA
PA
(E) PAVING TO BE RETAINED
PA
12' POOL SETBACK
13' SPA SETBACK
PA (E) PONY WALLS TO BE RETAINED
PA 35'-8" POOL SETBACK
99.49
99.49
(99.25)
(99.13) TOS (99.90) BOS (99.33)
(N) NO-MOW LAWN
(100.90)
PA
PA
PA
USE (E) TRAVERTINE ON SITE
(N) 2'x2' ENTRANCE PLINTH
(98.85)
PA
PA 99.49
(98.73)
TOS (99.46) BOS (98.98)
99.49
PA
(N) NO-MOW LAWN
PA
PA (E) FENCE TO BE RETAINED
PA
(98.75)
PA
PA (101.44)
(98.67) (99.67)
PA
(98.02)
(98.52)
(N) ARTIFICIAL TURF (99.06)
PA (99.54)
PA
PA
(100.44)
PA
(98.71) (98.68)
(99.65)
(98.54)
(99.02) (97.94)
10' SIDEYARD SETBACK
PA
PA
PA
PA
(101.71)
25' BACKYARD SETBACK
(N) DG PATH TO MATCH SHED DOORS
(E) PATH TO BE RETAINED USE (E) TRAVERTINE ON SITE
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W.R.C. PERGOLA - PLAN SCALE: 1/4" = 1'- 0"
CP
CONS
AFTERIMAGES
3ACONSTRUCTIONDETAILS
landsystems
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS AND CONTRACTORS
BLAZENSKY RESIDENCE
1
W.R.C. PERGOLA - PLAN SCALE: 1/2" = 1'- 0"
2
W.R.C. PERGOLA - SECTION SCALE: 1/2" = 1'- 0"
AS SHOW
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W.R.C. PERGOLA - ELEVATION SCALE: 1/2" = 1'- 0"
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POST FOOTING SCALE: 1" = 1'- 0"
LCD
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land LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS AND CONTRACTORS
landsystems
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PERGOLA
2
SCALE: 1" = 1'- 0"
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POST FOOTING DETAIL SCALE: 1" = 1'- 0"
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AS SHOWN
LCD3
1.1. GAS INLET
1
FIREPLACE - SECTIONS SCALE: 1/2" = 1'- 0"
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS AND CONTRACTORS
landsystems
1
BBQ ISLAND / PERGOLA POSTS SCALE: 1/2" = 1'- 0"
2 1.1. COUNTERTOP
BBQ ISLAND - PLAN SCALE: 1" = 1'- 0"
1.2. GAS INLET
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BBQ ISLAND - SECTION A-A SCALE: 1" = 1'- 0"
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SEAT WALL W/FLOATING BENCH SCALE: 1" = 1'- 0"
LCD1
4AWELOIRRIGATION PG
PG AC
PG UP AC
AC
PG AC
PG UP AC
PG HZ3
PG AC
AC
PG
PG
AC HZ5
AC
UP
PG UP AC
PG
PG UP AC
AC
PG
PG
AC
UP
PG
PG AC
AC
AC PG IRRIGATION LEGEND SYMBOL
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IRRIGATION LEGEND SYMBOL
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ITEM
MANUFACTURER/REMARKS
CONTROLLER
IRRIGATION CONTROLLER W/BACK BATTERY. IRRITROL RAIN DIAL R0900-EXT
BACKFLOW PREVENTION DEVICE
FEBCO 765
ITEM
MANUFACTURER/REMARKS AUTOMATIC CONTROL VALVE
CONTROLLER
IRRIGATION CONTROLLER W/BACK BATTERY. IRRITROL RAIN DIAL R0900-EXT MAIN LINE
BACKFLOW PREVENTION DEVICE
FEBCO 765
AUTOMATIC CONTROL VALVE
3/4" DRIP LINE RAIN BIRD 100FC 1"
MAIN LINE
LATERAL LINE
RAIN BIRD 100FC 1"
UP
PIPE SLEEVE
PVC, SDR 35 3" MIN
PRESSURE REDUCER SENNINGER FILTER RAINBIRD PRO75305
3/4" DRIP POLY PIPE
PVC, SDR 35 3" MIN
EMITTER
PRESSURE REDUCER SENNINGER FILTER RAINBIRD PRO75305
EMITTER
PRESSURE COMPENSATING L/P (LANDSCAPE PRODUCTS) OR SIMILAR)
EMITTER
PRESSURE COMPENSATING L/P (LANDSCAPE PRODUCTS) OR SIMILAR)
AC
PG
PG
AC HZ5
AC
UP
CG
AF
AF LLAF
AF
AF
AF
AF
AF
PC LG
CG HZ3
LL
HZ5 LL LL
CG
CG
LL
SM EC SM
PB AC
SM
EC
PB AC
AC AC
SE HZ1 AV SE
CK
HZ4 BE SM
PB
PB PD
AC
AC
AC
CK
HZ2
PD
HZ3
AG
FR
HZ4
LL
LL
The water-efficient landscaping ordinance for the City of Menlo Park applies to all new landscapes exceeding 500 square feet and rehabilitated landscapes exceeding 1,000 square feet associated with projects requiring city review and approval. (N) POC WITH FEBCO VACUMM BREAKER 1"
C
HZ4
(N) POC WITH FEBCO
AB VACUMM PB BREAKER 1"
HZ6 LL
AB
AB
LL
AB
AB AB AB
HZ4
HZ4
PB PB HZ6
PB
PB
PB
PB
PB HZ6
AB
YG YG YG
California Water Efficient Landscape Worksheet 43 Project Type Residential Irrigation Plant Factor Irrigation ETAF Landscape Area c ETAF x Area b Efficiency (IE) (PF) (PF/IE) (Sq. Ft.) Method
Reference Evapotranspiration (ETo) 3" SLEEVE PIPE Hydrozone # / Planting Descriptiona
HZ7
Regular Landscape Areas HZ1 HZ2 HZ3 HZ4 HZ5 HZ6 HZ7
PR PR PR PR
Special Landscape Areas
PB PB
AC
HZ4
(E) OAK
LL
HZ4
HZ4
HZ3
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LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS AND CONTRACTORS
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DESIGNCOMPETITION “We all Know that something is eternal. And it ain’t houses and it ain’t names, and it ain’t earth, and it ain’t even the stars... everybody knows in their bones that something is eternal, and thay something has to do with human beings. All the greatest people ever lived have been telling us that for five thousand years and yet you’d be surprised how people are always losing hold of it. There’s something way down deep that’s eternal about every human being” Thorton Wilder, Our Town
1BCONFLUENCE PARK Design Competition Location: MacDowell Colony Riverfront Park Design Competition Peterborough, New Hampshire Team work: team of 7, coordinated by Jennifer Siegel [Adjunct Associate Professor at USC], Kelly Shannon [Director Master Landscape Architecture Program] Finalist November 2015
NU BA G.A.R. HALL
REET GROVE ST
GROVE VILLAGE SHOP
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DEPOT PARK
PETERSON{S REAL STATE
CONTOO COOK RI VER GRAND STREE T
RIVERSIDE
Collaboration drawing. Credit to: David Hyatt - architectural elements
Personal contribution: Landscape representation
MONADNOCK FARMHOUSE & -UP SHOPS
SITE PLAN
LEGEND Monadnock Farmhouse & Pop-Up Shops Peterborough Pavilion Contoocook Meadow Park The Green Carpet The Flowering Promenade Dog Run Bus Shelter/Restroom Man-Made Landscape Bike Parking
Confluence Park provides the Town of Peterborough with a new environmental structure and cultural destination. Our design proposal (re) positions Thornton Wilder’s Grovers Corners at the confluence of Nubanusit Brook and the Contoocook River. The design works with the forces of nature and accentuates the site’s differences, creating a destination for public entertainment, a farmers market, eating, picnicking, theater and leisurely play. Confluence Park blurs the lines between architecture and rich landscape ecologies. A structural interweaving of hydrology, soil conditions and a new urban morphology works with the creation of a manipulated topography that rearticulates the existing landscape logics of the site. The Monadnock Farm House & Pop-Up Shops act as a spine connecting Peterborough’s existing Depot Square Park and new footbridge with the proposed Contoocook Meadow Park and Man-Made Landscape. The Peterborough Pavilion & Amphitheatre creates a venue for outdoor music, film, theater and First Friday monthly presentations. It is nestled within The Green Carpet landscape that now ties the GAR Hall to an outdoor balcony with views of the rivers below. The Flowering Promenade connects pedestrians and bicyclists to Nubanusit Park from Grove Street and creates a new strolling path along the length of existing Nubanusit Brook.
STUDIOWORK “The dynamic of the site requires to design processes rather than a landscape’s final form. Instead of introducing external forms and transfoming the site to accomodate those forms, these are “found” and evolved out of systems already there.” John Dixon Hunt
1C STITCHING THE CITY_FENG-HE Collaboration Studio Landscape Architecture + Architecture Location: Eminonu Waterfront, Istanbul, Turkey Team work: team of 4 Instructors: Takako Tajima John Dutton Spring 2015
CITY’S BACKGROUND
HISTORIC BUILDINGS AND TOPOGRAPHIC ANALYSIS
THESISPROJECT Design Research Studio addressed contemporary challenges in the San Joaquin Valley. This studio catalyzed a multi-year think-tank on the Great Central Valley, one of the most highly constructed landscapes of earth. The global existence of food deserts, lack of access to nutritious food and appropriate use of resources, makes food availability an issue of social justice. “Famine, drought, hunger and malnutrition, biodiversity and the transfer of large expanses of land from poor nations to wealthy and powerful ones are just some of the thousands of macro-issues that make the role of food in the future of the world a critical one.”
1CAGRICULTURAL THINK-TANK Thesis Design Research Project Location: Fresno, California. The Central Valley Instructor: Kelly Shannon Fall 2015 - Spring 2016
NATURE’S DISAPPEARANCE: A JUMP TO CULTURAL LANDSCAPES
Historical Wetland
San Joaquin Saltbrush
Wetland [1971]
California Prairie
Chaparral
Current Wetland
Blue Oak Gray Pine
Riparian
Riparian Forest
California Grassland
Historic Juniper Savanna
2004
Tule Marsh
Juniper
L.T. [1876]
Hist. Settlemen
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L.T. [1887]
F.C. [1914]
Oil
L.T. [1887]
F.C. [1938]
Oil
Water Bodies
F.C.] [1971
SJ and Kings Rivers
Counties
F.C. [2015]
Railroads
NHFL 1% [100yr] Flood
INDIVIDUAL DESIGN RESEARCH At the end of Fall 2015, after developing the [Re] Charge Fresno 2100 vision as part of the Game Changers office, each student selected individul locations that related to their thesis. Social and environmental justice was selected as research topic to be established in the Mendota area, where communities as well as soils for agriculture suffer depleted conditions. The first step towards achieving a thesis positions, was to elaborate a reserch question that included the critical intervention of landscape architecture to solve them.
WATER LANDSCAPES
WATER RECHARGE 100 YEAR FLOOD [2015] VERNAL POOLS FRESNO SLOUGH KERMAN ECOLOGICAL RESERVE MENDOTA WILDLIFE AREA CALIFORNIA AQUEDUCT I-5 FRESNO COUNTY LIMIT
THE ARTERY
Kerman - Mendota - Firebaugh Day 1_ Kerman-Mendota_ 25.3 mi Day 2_ Mendota_ 3.79 mi Day 2_ Mendota-Firebaugh_ 10.2 mi Sectional profiles Topographic lines Ecological Reserves Slough San Joaquin River
SOIL REMEDIATION & NETWORKS
Due to poor quality soils, Mendota serves as a great case study for a research center for specialized remediation techniques. Rhizodeposition, bio-drilling, agroforestry, silvopasture.
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As a strategy to create more accessibility in the region, a network of bike paths was established. Such paths are located following roads, the railway and water systems [canals, Fresno slough, San Joaquin River].
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ROTATIONAL DESIGN
PUSH AND PULL SYSTEM
ZAI PITS
INTERCROPPING
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EARLY FALL
Agroforestry
AVENA SATIVA
OLEA EUROPEA
PRUNUS DULCIS
FICUS CARICA
BRASSICA NAPUS
HORDEUM VULGARE
Research center
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DECOMPOSED GRANITE_WOODEN PEDESTRIAN PATH
SUMMER
Rhizodeposition Agroforestry
AGROFORESTRY Crop rotation 1/8”=1’
MANUALFABRICATION
1EMODEL MAKING
Media for Landscape Architecture: 3D Design [Developed on Rhino] Instructor: Kate Harvey Spring 2015
“A striking aspect of natural morphogenesis is that formation and materialization processes are always inherently and inseparably related. In stark contrast to these integral development processes of material form, architecture as a material practice is mainly based on design approaches that are characterized by a hierarchical relationship that prioritizes the generation of form over its subsequent materialisation.” Achim Menges, “Polymorphism”