ANDREW DUNCAN MCHENRY.
Skills 2D [Hand Drawing, Acad, Ps, Id, Il, ArcGIS] 3D [Sketchup, Rhino/V-Ray]
Contact
Education
Phone: 1.814.571.5142
The Pennsylvania State University
Email: andrewdmchenry@gmail.com Web: andrewmchenry.carbonmade.com Address: 376 East 8th St, Brooklyn NY
Bachelors of Landscape Architecture, 2012
Sede di Roma
Landscape Architecture, Fall 2010
Lock Haven University of Pennsylvania Fine Arts, Fall 2006 - Fall 2007
Achievements CDC "Soak It Up, Philly!"
"Watershed Warehouse" Category Winner, 2013
The ASLA PA/DE Chapter Student Merit Award, 2012
The PSU College of Arts and Architecture Creative Achievement Award, 2012
References Runit Chhaya
runit@graincollective.com 917.921.4464
Stacy Levy
stacy@stacylevy.com 814.360.4346
Work Experience Grain Collective Urban Design and Landscape Architecture
Senior Designer (May 2013 - December 2014, June 2017 - Present) Responsible for site assesment, client presenations, conceptual design drawings, design development drawings and construction drawings. NV5 Global Inc. Assistant Landscape Architect (January 2014 - May 2017) Responsible for managing, developing and producing everything from conceptual sketches to finished construction drawings sets, as well as cost estimation and construction support drawings.
Stacy Levy
(April 2012 - May 2013) Provided design, rendering and hands-on design services, and gained experience with cost assessment, client management and on-site construction and assembly techniques.
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BAM SOUTH PLAZA Brooklyn, NY Grain Collective, Completed 2017
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Outdoor Theater
Outdoor Concert
Outdoor Market
Birdseye rendering
Rendered view
Located adjacent to Atlantic Terminal and the Barclays Center, this vibrant public plaza in the heart of Downtown Brooklyn functions as both an outdoor event space for the new BAM South Building, as well as a venue for weekly markets, outdoor concerts and film screenings.
Opening of the public plaza
ROCKAWAY BOARDWALK Queens, NY NV5 Global Inc., Completed 2017
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The newly reconstructed Rockaway Boardwalk in Queens, NY, which was destroyed during Superstorm Sandy, is decked with light blue and sand-colored concrete planks undulating to mimic the ocean waves that lie to the south. Designated bike lanes and a multitude of curved, ADA-compliant ramps allow patrons physical and visual access to the waterfront along the length of the boardwalk. The project was completed in five phases, and the new boardalk spans over five miles of open beachfront.
After the Rockaway Boardwalk was severely damaged during Hurricane Sandy in 2011,
Boardwalk Opening ofseating the public plaza
Boardwalk planting plan
Boardwalk furnishing and ramp layout plan
Dune plantings
Aerial view
SCHOOL PLAYGROUNDS New York, NY Grain Collective, 2017
B108 Streetscape
As an interdisciplinary firm, the engineers at RBA often reach out to the landscape architecture group for assistance with creating section renderings and explanatory graphics for use in proposals for large scale infrastructure and engineering projects throughout the city and states of New York and Pennsylvania.
PUBLIC INFRASTRUCTURE Renderings for design proposals RBA Group, 2016
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PS 54Q Site Plan
PS 54Q Asphalt Surfacing Layout Plan
PS 153 Playground
PS 153 Site Plan
Due to budget constraints and unknown subsurface conditions present at many of the NYC School Construction Authority's project sites, the designs for these playgrounds were unable to use traditional surface materials or play equipment requiring more than minimal amounts of excavation. Instead, each playground design made extensive use of colorful sports surfacing to create thematic supergraphics, multi-purpose tracks and painted games, as well as moveable play equipment that allows students to use imagination and cooperation to create their own unique play experience.
PS 147 Playground
PS 147 Site Plan
PS 147 Asphalt Surfacing Layout Plan
BEACH 41ST PLAYGROUNDS Far Rockaway, Queens Grain Collective, 2017
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Community engagement exercises
Site Plan
This design for the NYCHA-owned Beach 41st Street housing complex, located in Far Rockaway in Queens, NY, takes the existing playgrounds and community spaces scattered throughout the site and combines them into one interconnected play environment, providing a range of play opportunities and experiences for each stage of childhood development. Using the site context and waterfront views as inspiration, the brightly-colored surface patterns throughout the design are intended to express the movement of ocean waves and forms of marine life.
P2 Site Plans & Design Development Details
VETERANS SQUARE Media, PA NV5 Global Inc, 2017
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VIEW FROM STREET FACING WEST STATE STREET
New Seating Areas with Unit Paving
Bike Rack Stormwater Planter with Canopy Tree
Bollard Light
Understory Tree, Canopy Tree
Steel Bench
VETERA
Rendered plan
RENDERED PLAN VIEW
VETERAN
SEPTE
Enlargement plan
Steel Planter Box
Litter Receptacle
ANS SQUARE
Wide-Top Bar Height Railing
BAKER STREET
New Raised Wooden Deck Seating Area with Steps Swivel Chairs and Table
Bar-Height Swivel Chair
Planter with Canopy Tree
Wooden Planter Box with Grasses
NS SQUARE
EMBER 2016
Enlargement elevation
DELAWARE RIVER TRAIL Philadelphia, Pennsylvania NV5 Global Inc., 2014
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The Delaware River Trail is a 5-mile long bike and pedestrian corridor along the Central Delaware River in Philadelphia. The project included portions of trail along the Deleware River waterfront, as well along a multi-lane state highway. The conceptual design process included design of trail end and transition points, open space nodes and site amenities, as well as the design and development of site details for all portions of the trail.
The kayak launch
Pier 68/Pier 70 Blvd Terminus Sketches
Ornamental grass and perennial layout plan
RAIN YARD
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Stacy Levy, 2013
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Children interacting
Rainyard is an educational interactive installation at the Schuylkill Center in West Philadelphia. The project aim was to create a memorable hands-on learning experience about water infiltration, allowing kids to try pouring harvested rainwater onto different surfaces ranging from meadow grasses to asphalt.
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Side Wall Design, Artist Rendering
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AVIAN HORTICULTURE Tualatin, Oregon Stacy Levi, 2014
The installation
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This environmental art installation uses sculptural metal poles resembling seed pods to create places for birds to perch. As the birds deposit their seed-laden droppings on the ground below, over time a landscape will appear created by the birds themselves, filled with their favorite seed-producing plants.
The installation installation
The installation Sample section - Year 1
The installation Sample section - Year 3
The installation Sample section - Year 7
The Construction installationsketches