Landscape Architecture Portfolio - 2023 - Ball State University - Janik by Allison Janik

Spring 2019 - Spring 2023 Allison Janik

My name is Allison Janik and I am a 5th year Landscape Architecture student, with a minor in Historic Preservation, at Ball State University. The combination of LA and Historic Preservation allows me to not only design, but interpret how the past can influence the future.

In my free time outside of school, I enjoy getting outside when the weather is nice, expanding my knowledge in forestry and drone technologies, learning new recipes to bake and cook, and spending time with family and friends.

Kelly Tuttle

Area Supervisor (Former General Manager) 2908 Wheeling Ave. Muncie, Indiana 47303 (765) 748-1453 kst15@sbcglobal.net

Jeremy Merrill

Assistant Professor of Landscape Architecture/ Faculty lead for SLA Ball State University (765) 228-5681 jmerrill3@bsu.edu

Christopher Marlow

President of the Tau Chapter, Sigma Lambda Alpha National Honor Society for Landscape Architecture at Ball State University

Former Social Media Chair/Current Member of Associated Students of Historic Preservation at Ball State University

Assistant Professor of Landscape Architecture Ball State University (765) 285-1980 marlow@bsu.edu

Context Design

Student Member of the ASLA Member of the Academy of Model Aeronautics

Alyssa Prazeau, Managing Principal 5825 Lawton Loop East Drive. Indianapolis, IN 46216 (317) 485-6900 contact@contextdesign.com

- College of Architecture & Planning Dean’s List | Recognized Fall 2018 - Spring 2023 - Ball State University GIS Day 2021: Human Environmental Issues Division Winner | Recognized - 2022 Hoosier Planning Award: Outstanding Student Project for the South Shore Line Urban Cultural Trail |

Recognized/

5940 W 185 S

IN 46571

336-2353

Topeka,

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janall6043@gmail.com issuu.com/allisonjanik

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REFERENCES EXPERIENCE

0’ 5’ 10’ 20’ 30’ N Pages 1-4 Pages 5-8 Pages 9-12 Pages 13-18 Pages 19-24 TABLE OF CONTENTS All the World’s a Garden Charbagh | Paradise in the Garden Vector 2 Riparian Refuge | A Nature Reserve for the Eastern Red Bat and Spotted Turtle Refugee Camp Amahoro | A Refugee Camp in Tanzania Snippets, Sketches, and Engineering Design Clips of Previous Projects Professional Work Context Design Scan to access more information on my website

HABITAT CREATION WETLAND

ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN

This Nature Reserve project was a group project that combined the habitats of two endangered species in Delaware and Randolph counties in Indiana. The two species that were catered to are the Eastern Red Bat (Lasiurus borealis) and the Spotted Turtle (Clemmys guttata).

The intent was to use GIS to find suitable sites per habitat necessities. The site was then designed for the habitats and visitors.

Overall, this design aimed to create a fully immersive experience for the visitors of the site into the habitats of the Eastern Red Bat and the Spotted Yellow Turtle. Outside of habitat restoration and visitor experience, the goal was to establish water resource management across the site.

Drafting techniques: Hand drawn (plan), Photoshop rendered (all graphics), Lumion (perspectives), and CAD linework (details and sections).

RESTORATION

Vector 2 Riparian Refuge | A Nature Reserve for the Eastern Red Bat and Spotted Turtle

FINAL PLAN

- Habitat: Eastern Red Bat (ERB) and Spotted Turtle (ST)

- Wooded areas with overlooks (ERB)

- Lake, river, and wetlands with active spaces (ST)

- Location: Eastern bank of the Mississinewa River in northern Delaware County, Indiana

- Size: 31.2 acres

Final Plan rendered by: Keller Oeth / Final Plan designed by: Allison Janik and Keller Oeth

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Wetland Overlook

Depicted: Boardwalk path, art panel walls, and wetland habitat.

Welcome Center

Depicted: Welcome center, drop-off plaza, and outdoor seating.

Water Pools and River Overlook

Sections by: Allison Janik Woodland Pavilion Lake Pavilion

| Dam and wetland restoration, ST habitat, and

river

River Overlook

Shaded wooden

overlook,

edge, and

habitat

The parking lot adjacent to the welcome center provides over 50 spots, 2 bus spots, and 3 handicap spots. The parking lot has large islands in between each bay and driving lanes. These islands submerge visitors in greenery the moment they arrive on site. The islands also

storm runoff before releasing it

the

Parking Lot Section 0 5 10 20 30 FT 0 2 4 8 12 FT 0 3 6 12 18 FT 0 2 4 8 12 FT PERSPECTIVES SECTIONS 3

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wetlands. Welcome Center Details

EASTERN RED ART PANELS/BIOSWALE WALLS BOLLARD LIGHTING EASTERN RED BAT SEATING TURTLE SEATING EASTERN RED BAT SEATING EASTERN RED BAT RAILING DESIGN TURTLE RAILING DESIGN BOLLARD LIGHTING ART PANELS/BIOSWALE WALLS

PERSPECTIVES

All the World’s a Garden | Charbagh: Paradise in the Garden

All the World’s a Garden was a project that intended to highlight on different types of garden design based on a culture that we, as students, had not designed for before. The main focus that I chose was a Charbagh, which brings Southern Asian culture into an already established botanic garden in Glencoe, Illinois.

Overall, this design aimed to interpret the main ideals of the Charbagh into a potential modern design example for the Chicago Botanic Garden.

Drafting techniques: Lumion (plan and perspectives), Photoshop (plan and sections), and CAD linework (sections).

BOTANICAL DESIGN PLANTING CULTURAL DESIGN

FINAL PLAN

Legend

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1: Northern entrance towards fruit and vegetable garden 2: Waterway access 3: Centralized raised planters and fountain 4: Boardwalk overlook 6

Raised still water basin with seating on boardwalk

Raised planter with seating on boardwalk

Retaining wall layered plant bed with seating 8: Southern entrance towards The Crescent and Visitor’s Center

Centralized Fountain

0 4 8 20 FT 0 4 8 20 FT PERSPECTIVES

Boardwalk Overlook and Fountain combo

Gardens

SECTIONS

that attract birds, and shade trees, which were used to create a cool and relaxing space.

Located on an empty island within the Chicago Botanic Gardens, “Paradise in the Windy City” is a modern, midwestern rendition of a traditional Charbagh.

Planting Purpose/Intent

- Differing bloom types/colors

- Colors similar to Persian art

- Lush, beautiful appearance

- Bountiful with fruit

The final plan of this garden shows the standard symmetrical shape of the Charbagh, with the planting beds being divided into quadrants. Eight layers are shown through both the retaining walls, holding the planting beds, and the waterways step down, eight steps, towards the centralized fountain. Seating was added in many areas, not only for viewing pleasures, but for leisure as well. Planting choices include fruit trees, fruit-bearing shrubs, shade trees, and pollinator friendly perennials.

-Multiple times of interest (seasonal)

Plant Imagery and Information

Botanical Name

Common Name Height & Width

Bloom Time Bloom Color Soil Sun or Shade

Prunus cerasifera Cherry Plum Tree 25 ft. H x 20 ft. W April Dark pink Moist to dry Full sun to part shade

Section Section

Common Name Height & Width Bloom Time Bloom Color Soil Sun or Shade Betula nigra River Birch 55 ft. H x 50 ft. W April to May Green Well-drained Full sun to part shade Botanical Name

Name Height & Width Bloom Time Bloom Color Soil Sun or Shade Amsonia tabernaemontana Blue Star 30

W May to August Blue Moist to dry Full sun to part shade Botanical Name Common Name Height & Width Bloom Time Bloom Color Soil Sun or Shade Achillea millefolium Common Yarrow 30 in.

W June to August White Dry Full sun to part shade Botanical Name Common Name Height & Width Bloom Time Bloom Color Soil Sun or Shade Echinacea ‘Supreme Cantaloupe’ Supreme Cantaloupe Coneflower 27

W May to August Orange Dry to moist Full sun Botanical Name Common Name Height & Width Bloom Time Bloom Color Soil Sun or Shade Coreopsis verticillata ‘Zagreb’ Zagreb Tickseed 18

May to July Yellow Dry Full sun to part shade Botanical Name Common Name Height & Width Bloom Time Bloom Color Soil Sun or Shade Eryngium maritimum Common Sea Holly 16 in.

x 16 in. W May to August Blue Dry Full sun N 0 FT 10 FT 30 FT A B1 3 5 4 7 6 8 5: Raised basin on boardwalk 6: Raised with boardwalk 7: Retaining layered with 8: Southern entrance The Visitor’s PLANTINGS 8

Bloom Time Bloom Color Soil Sun or Shade Prunus persica Peach Tree 9 ft. H x 9 ft. W March to April Pink Moist to dry Full sun Botanical Name Common Name Height & Width Bloom Time Bloom Color Soil Sun or Shade Cephalanthus occidentalis Buttonbush 5 ft. H x 4 ft. W June White Moist Full sun to part shade Botanical Name Common Name Height & Width Bloom Time Bloom Color Soil Sun or Shade Ilex verticillata ‘Winter Gold’ Winter Gold Winterberry 6 ft. H x 6 ft. W May to June Greenish white Moist Full sun to part shade Botanical Name Common

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The refugee camp project took refugees from a given country (Burundi) and relocating them in another country (Tanzania) that maintains a similar geometry to their origin. In order to relocate, we needed to establish units and other necessities, i.e. health care, emergency services, education, etc., for the refugees to allow them to continue their culture

Overall, this project intends to establish the culture of the people in the camp, and create a cohesive living environment for all of the refugees and workers that come to site.

Drafting techniques: Hand-drawn (plan, close-ups, and sections), Photoshop (plan), and Illustrator coloring (plan, closeups, and sections).

CULTURAL DESIGN RESIDENTIAL MASTER PLANNING UNIT DESIGN

Refugee Camp | Amahoro: A Refugee Camp in Tanzania

- Location: Eastern bank of Songwe River, Mbeya Region, Tanzania

- Northern side: pedestrian railway

- Eastern side: vehicular access and small villages

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700

Design: - public spaces centrally located schools near shelters - herding near river - crops southeast - wastewater furthest downhill point from river FT N

FINAL PLAN

CLUSTER AND UNIT PLANS

Cluster

Depicted: Unit clusters; 8 units per one bath house and watering hole

Shared Garden Units

Depicted: 4 units share a garden amongst them, with 2 units from each cluster

Individual Units

Depicted: One unit with shelter, “front porch”, outdoor kitchen, individual water holes, clothes line, and garden space

Shelter Close-Up

Depicted: Shelter unit with two tarps (roof coverage), 6 cots, TV space, shoe storage (cultural), and a rain barrel

Shared Garden Units | Shared garden, clothes lines, outdoor kitchen, units, and bath house

0 4 8 20 FT 0 4 8 20 FT

Town Commons | Church and various studio, market, and cultural buildings, and the open green space

SECTIONS

Snippets and Sketches | Design Clips of Previous Projects

GROUP PROJECTS INVENTORY AND ANALYSIS INTERPRETIVE DESIGN

This segment includes a compilation of various works from differing projects including group projects that have been built or are under construction, site analysis, and design interpretation.

Drafting techniques: Hand-drawn, Photoshop, CAD linework, Revit, and Illustrator.

Inventory and Analysis 200 Scale

Depicted: Fort McNair, James Creek Marina, National Defense University, Buzzard Point Development, and Southwest DC Neighborhood. An analysis of impacts, connections, and interaction potential with James Creek Marina (site).

Inventory and Analysis 30 Scale

Depicted: Fort McNair, National Defense University, Buzzard Point Development, and James Creek Marina. An analysis of the site and relationships with adjacent land use/potential conflicts or opportunities for design.

V ST. SW ST. SW R ST. SW ST. SW R ST. SW P ST. SW POTOMACAVE.SW O ST. SW N ST. SW M ST. SW O ST. SW O ST. SW O ST. SW A ST. SW B ST. SW D ST. SW E ST. SW 1ST AVE. SW 2ND AVE. SW 3RD AVE. SW 4TH AVE. SW 3RD AVE. SW 4TH AVE. SW 5TH AVE. SW 2ND ST. SW 1ST ST. SW HALF ST. SW M ST. SW 1ST ST. SW 1ST ST. SW VAN ST. SE HALF ST. SE 1ST ST. SE DELAWARE AVE. SW P ST. SW ROBBINSRD.SW MEMORIALFREDERICKDOUGLASS BRIDGE SOUTH CAPITOL ST. SW SOUTH CAPITOL ST. SE JAMES CREEK MARINA AUDI FIELD NATIONALS PARK TITANIC MEMORIAL WASHINGTON CHANNEL ANACOSTIARIVER TO THE YARDS PARK AND U.S. NAVY MUSEUM NAVY YARD-BALLPARK STATION TO DOWNTOWN DC WATERFRONT STATION TO WHARF MARINA JAMES CREEK MARINA SITE INVENTORY AND ANALYSIS: 200 SCALE MAP The goal of this site inventory and analysis map at 200 scale is to see broad existing context around the site, James Creek Marina. This inventory and analysis will focus on the bigger picture at hand and how to tie this site back into the existing surroundings. Such as, how will transportation be implemented around the site to make it easier to access for the people of downtown Washington DC? Overall, this map will ask questions that can be used to further develop the site and make it fit into the existing context, as well as the future development. -Allison Janik SWOT ANALYSIS Strengths: -Current and future residential -Historical Districts -Sports fields for concerts/ sporting events/ food Threats: -Historical district threatened by new development -Lack of connections could lead to ghost town Opportunities: -New transit lines -Open spaces -Connecting to downtown -Dining/shopping options for new and current residents Weaknesses: -Lack of connections to the downtown or riverfront -Proximity to transportation -Little to no sites for interaction SOUTHWEST DC NEIGHBORHOOD FORT MCNAIR BUZZARD POINT DEVELOPMENT NATIONAL DEFENSE UNIVERSITY TO THE 11TH STREET BRIDGE PARK (FUTURE DEVELOPMENT) ANACOSTIA HISTORICAL DISTRICT HOW CAN THE JAMES CREEK MARINA SITE TIE BACK TO FORT MCNAIR, NATIONALS PARK, THE SOUTHWEST NEIGHBORHOOD, AND DOWNTOWN DC? -CONSISTENT DESIGN (COLORS, MATERIALS, ELEMENTS, ETC.) -ART IMPLEMENTATION (MURALS, SCULPTURES, ETC.) -CULTURAL/HISTORICAL CENTERS (MEMORIALS, MURALS, MUSEUMS, ETC.) -ANACOSTIA RIVER TRAIL WHERE SHOULD A NEW METRO/BUS STATION BE IMPLEMENTED FOR THE SOUTHWEST REGION OF DC? -ROUGHLY AROUND R STREET AND 2ND STREET -PROXIMITY TO NEIGHBORHOOD, NATIONALS PARK, AUDI FIELD, FORT MCNAIR, NATIONAL DEFENSE UNIVERSITY, ANACOSTIA RIVER TRAIL, AND JAMES CREEK MARINA -LOCATION IS VITAL TO WALKING DISTANCE FOR ACTIVITIES LEGEND: :MAJOR ROADS :LESS USED ROADS :MINOR ROADS :PROPOSED ANACOSTIA RIVERWALK :JAMES CREEK MARINA SITE BOUNDARY :MILITARY CONNECTION LANDMARKS :SPORTS FIELD LANDMARKS :MEMORIAL LANDMARKS :OFFSITE CONNECTIONS Goals Goals Goals Goals HOW CAN THE ANACOSTIA RIVERWALK BE USED TO CONNECT ALL OF THE BOUNDARIES (FORT MCNAIR, NATIONAL DEFENSE UNIVERSITY, ETC.)? -CONSISTENT DESIGN TECHNIQUES (COLORS, MATERIALS, ELEMENTS,ETC.) -IMPLEMENTING PUBLIC ART (MURALS, SCULPTURES, ETC.) -LIGHTING MATERIALS (SAFETY PURPOSES, CONSISTENT MOVEMENT) Wint e r gniliaverP Winds S u mmerPrevailingWinds FORT MCNAIR NATIONAL DEFENSE UNIVERSITY BUZZARD POINT DEVELOPMENT LACK OF CONNECTION WITH NEW CONDO DEVELOPMENT AND SITE LACK OF CONNECTION TO PROPOSED ANACOSTIA RIVERWALK LACK OF CONNECTION WITH PARKING LOT AND THE SITE LACK OF CONNECTION WITH FORT MCNAIR AND THE SITE LACK OF CONNECTION WITH NATIONAL DEFENSE UNIVERSITY AND THE SITE LACK OF CONNECTION WITH MARINA AND THE SITE CONDO DEVELOPMENT AND CLIENTELE FOR JAMES CREEK MARINA OVERFLOW PARKING LOT FOR AUDI FIELD WHY IS THIS PARKING LOT HERE, AND HOW SHOULD IT DEVELOP WITH THE SITE? -OVERFLOW PARKING FOR AUDI FIELD/ PARKING FOR CONSTRUCTION CREW -REQUIREMENT FOR CONCESSIONS ON SITE -DESIGN TO FIT INTO THE ANACOSTIA RIVERWALK? -PARKING GARAGE? -SPLIT UP THE AREAS FOR PARTICULAR USES? WHAT IS THE USE OF THIS PARKING LOT AND HOW WILL FUTURE DEVELOPMENT USE THIS SPACE? -PARKING USED FOR OCCUPANTS OF THE MARINA/ CONSTRUCTION CREW/ CONCESSION STAFF/MAINTENENCE -POSSIBLE READAPTION FOR FUTURE DEVELOPMENT? -GREEN SPACE AND PARKING ACROSS V STREET? -ENTRANCE? -THRESHOLD TO PARKING/ MARINA? HOW IS THE DOCK SPACE USED? RESTRICTIONS? DESIGN DEVELOPMENT? -PRIVATE YACHT/ BOAT ACCESS WITH FENCES AND GATES TO KEEP OUT THE GENERAL PUBLIC -BARRIER TO THE MARINA/ ANACOSTIA RIVER -ACCESS RESTRICTIONS -POSSIBLE PUBLIC AREA (ONE OF THE DOCKS)? -INSPIRATION FROM THE WHARF? -IMPLEMENT NEW YACHT CLUB? WHAT IS THE USE OF THE MARINA AREA? PROS? CONS? DESIGN DEVELOPMENT? -GREEN AREA USED BY RESIDENTS (DOG WALKERS, RUNNERS, ETC.) -CONCESSION USE FOR VENUES (TRASHCANS, SEATING, ETC.) -LOADS OF SPACE WITH LITTLE USE AND LARGE PARKING LOT (TOO MUCH SPACE?) -POSSIBLE PARK/PLAZA FOR RESIDENTS IN CONDO? -CONNECTION TO THE ANACOSTIA RIVERWALK UNUSED VOLLEYBALL COURT (IMPLEMENT NEW OUTDOOR RECREATION?) CONCESSION AND MAINTENANCE AREA LACK OF WATER DRAINAGE LACK OF WATER DRAINAGE LACK OF WATER DRAINAGE PARKING LOT FOR JAMES CREEK MARINA JAMES CREEK MARINA Goals Goals Goals Goals STADIUM NOISE POSSIBLE WATER TAXI STOP/STATION JAMES CREEK MARINA SITE INVENTORY AND ANALYSIS: 30 SCALE MAP The goal of this site inventory and analysis map at 30 scale is to see a more detailed inventory and analysis that pertains to James Creek Marina, as well as outside context. The inventory and analysis will focus in on James Creek Marina and how future development should take place there. The analysis is intended to ask questions to help fuel the design process in further development stages. Questions that would be asked include, how can the James Creek Marina site tie to the future condo development happening to the east of the site? -Allison Janik LEGEND: 2ND ST. SW V ST. SW 5TH AVE. SW SWOT ANALYSIS Strengths: -Current and future residential -Historical District -Proximity to water/Anacostia River -Proximity to sports fields for concerts/ sporting events/ food Threats: -Historical district threatened by new development -Lack of connections could lead to ghost town -Fort McNair limitation with site development Opportunities: -New transit lines -Open spaces -Connecting to downtown -Dining/shopping options for new and current residents Weaknesses: -Lack of connections to the downtown, residential, or Fort McNair/National Defense University -Proximity to transportation -Little to no interaction with the Anacosta River/ James Creek Marina -Half of the site is a parking lot :MAJOR ROADS :MINOR ROADS :ANACOSTIA RIVERWALK :PEDESTRIAN WALKWAYS :FENCING/BARRIER :SHORE WALL :MILITARY CONNECTION LANDMARKS :JAMES CREEK MARINA SITE BOUNDARY :BUILDINGS :TREES INVENTORY AND ANALYSIS - JAMES CREEK MARINA, WASHINGTON D.C. 14

HALTEMAN PARK - UNDER CONSTRUCTION - MUNCIE, INDIANA

Halteman Park was a group project (all graphics shown were created by myself), and shown to those residing in the neighborhood for the future redesign of the park.

Program:

- Flex green spaces

- Playgrounds

- Toddler play space

- 6 and up playground

- Themed cave space

- Outdoor recreation

- Walking loop

- Basketball

- Racquetball

- Outdoor workout equipment

- Community center

SOLAR DECATHLON - UNDER CONSTRUCTION - INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA

Initial house design for the Solar Decathlon competition. This house is a duplex with accessibility required to at least one unit. The design utilizes a boardwalk pathway approach for accessibility and limited need for grade change to manipulate the site.

Second house design after teams consolidated. This design takes a similar boardwalk approach, but maintains a ramp and stairs at the main entrance to allow for accessibility.

Final house design that is under construction as of 2022. This design utilizes pavers, permeable pavements, planting beds to mitigate the need for a mower, raised accessible planters, and rain

30’ Boardwalk Porch w/ Bench Deck Bar and Stools Planter Beds and Water Storage Parking Pergola/ Entertainment Space Planter Beds Veggie Garden Compost Trash A l l e y R u r a l S t r

t 0 10 15 20 N G r a y S t r e e t A l l e y Dry Well Ornamental Trees Lawn Bench Boardwalk Pathway Roof Access Hose Reel Waste Bins 0 10 15 20 Rain Barrel Wild Flowers/ Privacy Fence Bench Annual Planter Stairs Ramp Outdoor Entertainment Entrance Wild Flowers Planter Ramp Platform Shade Planter Annual Planter Grass Buffer/ Privacy Fence Boardwalk Pathway Terraced Planters Veggie Garden Plant Bed Buffer Garbage Pick-Up Permeable Parking Removable Fencing Pergola Overhang Boardwalk Pathway Rain Garden Outdoor Entertainment N . G r a y S t r e e t A l l e y

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VERDANT VISTA - MUNCIE, INDIANA

Verdant Vista was a project that took an area of Muncie where improvements needed to be made. I chose a location that acts as a threshold into the Whitely neighborhood and accesses downtown. This area is intended to become a community outreach resource, and a space for visitors to learn about the vibrant history of Whitely.

0' 30' 60' 120' N Scale: 1"=30' 0' 10' 20' 40' N Scale: 1"=10' 0' 10' 20' 40' N Scale: 1"=10'

Wright-O is a project that envelops us as designers with our ideal for a future home, that being one from Frank Lloyd Wright (Heurtley House in Oak Park, Illinois). We were told to design a yard using planting design knowledge in order to craft a home for ourselves at the age of 30.

Overall, the intent of this design was to cater to the wants and needs of myself and my future family, while establishing seasonal interest throughout all planting beds. Per the client:

-Tree

Heurtley House Garage N 0 5 10 20 40 FT WRIGHT-O PLAN - HEURTLEY HOUSE - OAK PARK, ILLINOIS Pergola Dining Outdoor Kitchen Wall Extension Layered Bed Ornamental Tree Pathway Fire Pit w/ Seating Vegetable Garden Cut Garden Shade Tree Hammocking Tree House Butterfly Garden Garden Seating Lawn Ornamental Tree Pathway Driveway Loggia Layered Bed and Lawn Layered Bed 18

- Ample outdoor entertainment

Pergola dining

Fire pit seating

Designated hammocking

house -Bring the architecture out into the landscape

Garden seating and fountain

Dogwood (color choice)

Brick accents -Planting that compliments the architecture -Yellow, purple, and white color palette -Formal lawn shapes

Professional Work| Context Design

LAND PEOPLE DESIGN

*ALL PROJECTS BELOW ARE PROPERTY OF CONTEXT DESIGN. THESE PROJECTS ARE INTENDED TO SHOW VARIOUS PROJECTS I HAD WORKED ON DURING MY INTERNSHIP AND DEVELOPED SKILLS.”

Drafting techniques: CAD, Photoshop, Illustrator, and LandFX.

IMMACULATE CONCEPTION - PARK DESIGN

Immaculate Conception is a park in Whiting, Indiana, which is under construction as of 2022. This park used to be the site of Immaculate Conception the church. Working on this project, I helped with the masonry and fencing details, as well as updating sheets for bid. This project was special to me, as I grew up in Whiting at my grandparent’s house, which was within walking distance of this church.

In this project, I learned:

- working with a Mason

- Drafting details

- How to work with brick

MONON COURT - RESIDENTIAL COURTYARD DESIGN

Monon Court is a project that is on and off in Mccordsville, Indiana. This project is the courtyard design for an apartment complex. I aided in the drafting of details, creating a Sketchup model, and updating sheets.

Shown are unique details that I worked on for small intimate objects on the site, including the grill station, pergola swings, and fire pit.

Throughout this project, I helped with drafting details and updating sheets while also learning the ins and outs of LandFX.

In this project, I learned:

- how to use LandFX - how to draft ornate details - courtyard amenity design

LANTERN ROAD - PLAYGROUND CONCEPTS

Lantern Road is an elementary school in Fishers, Indiana. The school wanted to redesign their playgrounds and consolidate them away from the main road. These designs tried to reuse the existing asphalt for budget requirements.

The redesign utilizes budget friendly options of reuse and cheaper alternatives for play equipment.

In this project, I learned: - working within a budget - how to research for play equip. - playground design

LEBANON FIELDHOUSE - DISTRICT MASTERPLAN DESIGN

Lebanon Fieldhouse is a large-scale development of a destination in Lebanon, Indiana. The design has a sports facility with hotels, fast food, entertainment, and shopping. This masterplan is currently under development as of 2022. I helped draft parking and a preliminary planting plan per the municipal code, as well as masterplan rendering (seen below)

In this project, I learned: - how to read a PUD - campus masterplanning - plan rendering

ADDITIONAL PROJECTS AND INFORMATION

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- Historic Preservation

- sUAS technology

- Thesis

- Additional professional and undergrad work

Additional information on projects seen in this portfolio can also be found on the website.

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