LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO BENJAMIN NARDI
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SELECTED WORKS
CONTENTS SELECTED WORK 01 | Finding Beauty in the Commonplace 02 | Vernon Connection 03 | Coastal Procession 04 | The Foundry 05 | Technical Drawings 06 | Illustrations 07 | Photography
ABOUT ME Growing up in Maryland, I have been lucky enough to explore the place I call home. Going on constant adventures opened my eyes to the natural beauty in my own backyard, providing a spark to discover more. My camera and sketchbook began following me everywhere I went so I could document my experiences. This curiosity led me to Landscape Architecture, where I saw the opportunity to design places for people and wildlife to come together. I am currently a senior of the Landscape Architecture program at Thomas Jefferson University in Philadelphia, where I have found a passion working with communities to design equitable green spaces.
BENJAMIN NARDI | benjamin.nardi@students.jefferson.edu | (443) 987-8500
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FINDING BEAUTY IN THE COMMONPLACE
2020 ASLA NATIONAL STUDENT HONOR AWARD RECIPIENT GENERAL DESIGN CATEGORY WHERE | Overbrook, Philadelphia, PA FOR | Overbrook Environmental Education Center | 3rd Year Studio PROJECT MEMBERS | Ben Nardi Though often overlooked and inaccessible, vacant urban sites are teeming with wildlife and a special delicate beauty. These autonomous landscapes that have been cut off and forgotten, provide places to think, walk, and refuel just by being—a site that a hundred years ago was a quarry providing commerce and jobs has left in its wake a landscape that just by existing fosters contemplation, community, and imagination. Finding Beauty in the Commonplace uses this forgotten landscape to build upon the existing history, community, and characteristics of an urban brownfield site in Overbrook, Philadelphia. The design reconnects the community to the native flora and fauna allowing both wildlife and community members to seek refuge in a sea of dense urban development.
SITE EXPLORATION Visiting the site-during different times of the day to study light conditions, during storm events to see where water collected, and sometimes sitting very patiently to observe the fauna. Photographs and drawings recorded the beauty I had experienced on site.
COMMUNITY MEETINGS The community is the expert of their neighborhood and as such, I respected the wisdom of their voices. The goal was to prompt discussion about their vision for the site through senses exercises. Overwhelmingly, the community wanted access to green space
LEFT: Photos from the community meeting during the senses exercise ABOVE: Example of a response from the senses exercise with the community. Overwhelming the community wanted access to green space
MILL CREEK CONCEPT The concept focuses on something I heard from the community—more access to green space. This is done by introducing landscape typologies that emulate the landscapes the Mill Creek would traverse from the headwaters to where it connects with the Schuylkill River. This provides much needed green space for the community and wildlife to seek refuge in.
CIRCULATION An accessible walk for all weaves through the site, providing visitors with different perspectives of the landscape.
Elevated Path Grounded Path Adventure Path
OEEC Entrance
PROGRAM
Upland Forest Hydro-Social Dry Meadow
Gathering Space
Wet Meadow
The program elements are based on ideas the community gave during the meetings we had with them. They wanted to experience nature, make water visible, have a place to grow fresh produce, and have a gathering space for community events.
Food Production
Birds Nest
MOMENTS Meadow Overlook
Wetland Step
Community Roof Terrace
Aquatic Learning Lab
Water wall
Throughout the site are moments designed to provide the visitor unique experiences with the landscape and it’s natural systems.
RENDERED PLAN The Overbrook Environmental Education Center becomes an oasis of green space in a dense urban environment, providing opportunities for community and wildlife to co-exist.
Residential
ABOVE: Early sketches looking at how to bring back the Mill Creek to Overbrook and tell a story about the landscape
Upland Forest
Residential
Existing Canopy
Dry Meadow
Wet Meadow
Existing Parking Lot
Commercial
OEEC Building
Lancaster Avenue
WATER WALL The water wall serves as an entry point to the OEEC drawing people off of Lancaster Avenue. Water is collected from the roof and falls down the side of the building allowing people to interact with water in a unique way.
ABOVE: Sketches during the design process working out how the water wall idea would take shape
“ I want to hear sounds of water.”
Community Member
“I want to hear and
BIRDS NEST
birds chirping bee’s buzzing.”
The bird’s nest is a space that provides visitors with a unique view of the landscape. The visitor becomes part of the tree canopy, experiencing life above the forest floor.
Community Member
ABOVE: A less formal way of experiencing the landscape, while on the adventure path visitors can experience the lush forest floor teeming with native flora and fauna.
WETLAND STEP This diagram is showing the ecological processes that happen above and below ground in the meadow. These processes are complex but seamlessly interwoven to the human eye.
“ I want to see varieties of color” Community Member
SITE SECTION The section highlights the three different landscape typologies that are found on site. The elevated walk is shown weaving throughout the site connecting the different areas.
“ I want to touch different texture’s and see integrated community.” Community Member
AQUATIC LEARNING LAB The Aquatic Learning Lab is a sunken area that highlights how plants can improve water quality, becoming a hands-on educational tool.
ABOVE: View from interior classroom
VERNON PARK
PROPOSED MUSEUM
CHELTEN AVENUE
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
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VERNON CONNECTION WHERE | Germantown, Philadelphia, PA FOR | Germantown Studio | Design 5 PROJECT MEMBERS | Ben Nardi Located along Chelten Avenue in Germantown, Philadelphia, Vernon Connection aims to reconnect residents to green space, history, and each other. What once was an underused parking lot, now serves as a critical civic space that honors and celebrates the area’s rich ecology and geology. The space includes a museum to highlight the diverse history of Germantown and its residents, a plaza for small public events, and a lushly planted seating area.
The site is currently an underused parking lot boarded by Vernon Park to the North and Chelten Avenue to the South. Currently, Vernon Park, one of Germantown’s greatest assets is cut off from Chelten Avenue leading to underutilization and a disconnect between the two spaces.
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ABOVE: Photo of existing site RIGHT: Vernon park, one of Germantown’s key assets is cut off from Chelten Ave making it hard to access and underused
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APPLIED HISTORICAL RESEARCH Germantown is one of the most historically rich neighborhoods in America dating back to 1689 when it was founded by Quakers, Mennonite and German families. Since its inception, Germantown has been a place of change and home to many different groups of people varying in ethnic and cultural backgrounds. Through the change, the historical importance of Germantown and the people who lived there has been lost. A proposed museum located in the Vernon connection would tell the diverse and layered story of Germantown’s history.
Map depicting battle of Germantown, 1777
The Germantown Quaker petition against slavery of 1688, this was the first protest against slavery in the colonies
Market Square, dating back to 1703 where community events were held and home to the civil war monument ‘Union Solider built in 1883
CONTEXTUAL CONNECTION The site is in very close proximity to the Wissahickon Creek but lacks the character of the park. The site will take on the local character by utilizing native plantings and building materials. Wissahickon canopy in fall
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RECONNECT The Vernon Connection serves as a transition space along Chelten Avenue, connecting the energy of Chelten Avenue with the ample green space in Vernon Park. The Connection will be a place that encourages togetherness and interaction, allowing people to learn something new about each other and the neighborhood that they live in.
RIGHT: Site Plan ABOVE: “Creek Like” Circulation Diagram
PATH TO VERNON PARK
SEATING AREA
PROPOSED MUSEUM
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OPEN PLAZA
RAISED CROSS WALK
NEW STREET TREES NORTH
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Carex pensylvanica, Dennstaedtia punctilobula, Polystichum acrostichoides
Aquilegia canadensis, Aster divaricatus, Erythronium americanum, Mertensia virginica, Phlox divaricata, Spigelia marilandica
Amelanchier canadensis, Betula nigra, Ilex verticillata
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PLANTING BED (8,814 SF)
WISSAHICKON SCHIST FLAGSTONE PAVERS (2,621 SF)
SCHIST PAVERS (442 SF)
CONCRETE (9,425 SF)
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COASTAL PROCESSION WHERE | Crescent City, CA FOR | Plant Community Ecology PROJECT MEMBERS | Ben Nardi For my plant community ecology class, we were asked to pick a plant community anywhere in the world and do research on what makes it unique in order to inform an environmental center/park design, I chose the coastal redwoods (Sequoia sempervirens) plant community. Research topics such as soils, hydrology, plant physiognomy, climate, and ecosystem interdependencies informed my understanding of this landscape. My design was focused on providing visitors of the “Redwood Environmental Center” the opportunity to see and learn about the entire ecosystem. Educational and play moments are scattered throughout the design enhancing each visitor’s experience. Walking amongst the giants in California is a surreal experience everyone deserves to have, every time someone sees the redwoods for the first time a relationship is created between the landscape and that person that will last a lifetime.
CONCEPT The design concept is based on information discovered in my research, the movement pattern of the marbled murrelet. This species of coastal bird relies on the ocean for food and the old-growth coastal redwoods for shelter, thus creating a pattern of movement from land to sea. “Coastal procession” follows that pattern of movement allowing visitors to experience everything the coastal redwoods has to offer.
Elevated Redwood Walk
Nickel Creek
Inceptisol Subsoil
Redwood Environmental Center Sandstone
Kayak Storage
Driftwood Amphitheater
Coastal Redwood
Subaqueous Inceptisol Mudstone Sword Fern Western Hemlock Pacific Ocean
Conceptual Birds Eye
Creek Walk Fallen Redwood Play Area Ocean
Porous Views
Concept Diagram
Tree Net Diagram
Redwood Environmental Center Driftlog Amphitheater
Fallen Redwood Playground Beach
Elevated Redwood Walk
Site Section Old Growth Forest
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THE FOUNDRY WHERE | Newburgh, NY FOR | Foundry Apartments // Jonathan Ceci Landscape Architects PROJECT MEMBERS | Jonathan Ceci, Ben Nardi, Julie Goodman-Khasanii Jonathan Ceci Landscape Architects was approached by the Foundry Apartments executive board to produce initial concept ideas for their central courtyard. The client expressed a desire for a lush green space that residents could congregate in that included a pool, outdoor dining area, and a play area. My role in the project was working collaboratively with the firm principles to create design ideas that would be presented to the client. Drawings included base drawings (CAD and 3D), concept drawings to envision various design options, precedent images to support ideas, and final drawings of the design that the team and client settled on.
CONCEPT SKETCHES Early drawings that communicated various design ideas for the courtyard. These were starting blocks to conversations between team members that helped narrow down the design direction.
ABOVE: Drawings exploring ideas of materiality
ABOVE: Drawings exploring different ideas on courtyard layout
ABOVE: Ideas beginning to take shape of the clients vision
One of the final drawings that was prepared for the client
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TECHNICAL DRAWINGS WHERE | N/A FOR | Jonathan Ceci Landscape Architects and Academic Courses PROJECT MEMBERS | Ben Nardi Throughout school and internship experiences I have worked on technical drawings for residential, institutional and small park projects. Examples of work included in this section are from both professional practice and academic
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1400 Greenmount Avenue JONATHAN H02 1400 Suite Greenmount Avenue 1400 Greenmount Avenue JONATHAN JONATHAN MD 21202 Suite H02 Suite Baltimore, H02 LANDSCAPE www.jonathanceci.com Baltimore, MD 21202 Baltimore, MD 21202 ARCHITECT LANDSCAPE LANDSCAPE 410-299-8059 www.jonathanceci.com www.jonathanceci.com ARCHITECT ARCHITECT 410-299-8059 410-299-8059
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OVERFLOW/DRAIN LINE CONNECTED TO STORM
CLEANED AND RESTORED
CLEANED AND RESTORED FOUNTAIN HEAD STONE BURIED PLASTIC SURGE TANK (100 GAL CAPACITY) WITH: -METAL ACCESS HATCH/COVER FLUSH WITH LAWN SURFACE -SUBMERSIBLE PUMP (ADJUSTABLE 100-500 GPH) -WATER-SAFE POWER SUPPLY FOR PUMP -DOMESTIC WATER SUPPLY FOR FILLING/CAPPING -FLOAT MECHANISM FOR AUTOMATIC FILL WHEN WATER LEVEL IS LOW
6" DIA. COPPER OVERFLOW FOUNTAIN HEAD STONE STANDPIPE WITH MESH CLEANOUT BURIED PLASTIC SURGE TANK BASKET INSERT. STANDPIPE (100 GAL SHALL BE REMOVEABLE FOR CAPACITY) WITH: WINTERIZATION (PROVIDE WITHHATCH/COVER -METAL ACCESS A FITTED GRATED COVER FOR FLUSH WITH LAWN WINTER PROTECTION)
6" DIA. COPPER OVERFLOW STANDPIPE WITH MESH CLEANOUT BASKET INSERT. STANDPIPE LION FOR HEAD SHALL BE RESTORED REMOVEABLE SCUPPER WITH NEW PLUMBING WINTERIZATION (PROVIDE WITH TO FOUNTAIN PUMP AND A FITTED GRATED COVER FOR FILTER SYSTEM WINTER PROTECTION)
CLEANED AND RESTORED FOUNTAIN BASIN COPING MORTAR JOINT
SURFACE
-SUBMERSIBLE PUMP NEW UNDERWATER UPLIGHTS FED (ADJUSTABLE 100-500 GPH) WITH SUBMERSIBLE WIRES
FOR FILLING/CAPPING
-FLOAT 6" DIA. COPPER SKIMMER / MECHANISM FOR STANDPIPE WITH MESH AUTOMATIC FILL WHEN WATER CLEANOUT BASKET INSERT. LEVEL IS LOW STANDPIPE SHALL BE REMOVABLE FOR WINTERIZATION. (PROVIDE WITH A FITTED GRATED COVER FOR WINTER DIAGRAM NTS PROTECTION)
DIAGRAM NTS
DOMESTIC WATER SUPPLY AND POWER FROM MACHEN HALL
NEW UNDERWATER UPLIGHTS
NEW UNDERWATER UPLIGHTS FED WITH SUBMERSIBLE WIRES
-WATER-SAFE POWER SUPPLY
FOR PUMP CLEANED AND RESTORED WATER SUPPLY FOUNTAIN BASIN -DOMESTIC COPING
SUPPLY LINE WITH IN-LINE MECHANICAL FILTER, UV LAMP, ADJUSTABLE FLOW VALVE
RETURN LINE WITH CLEANOUTS AT ANY TURNS IN LINE
SUPPLY LINE WITH IN-LINE MECHANICAL FILTER, UV LAMP, ADJUSTABLE FLOW VALVE
OVERFLOW DRAIN WITH AUTFILL SUPPLY LINE CLEANED AND RESTORED ADJACENT BLUESTONE PAVING FOUNTAIN BASIN COPING
6" DIA. COPPER SKIMMER / STANDPIPE WITH MESH CLEANOUT BASKET INSERT. STANDPIPE SHALL BE REMOVABLE FOR WINTERIZATION. (PROVIDE WITH A FITTED GRATED COVER FOR WINTER PROTECTION)
1'-9"
RETURN LINE WITH CLEANOUTS AT ANY TURNS IN LINE
DOMESTIC WATER
NOTES: SUPPLY AND POWER 1.POOL CONTRACTOR TO SIZE SYSTEM COMPONENTS AND INSTALL FOR A FULLY FUNCTIONAL, DURABLE AND SAFE ORNAMENTAL FOUNTAIN. THE FROM MACHEN HALL CONTRACTOR SHALL PREPARE SHOP DRAWINGS WITH PLUMBING, WIRING SCHEMATICS AND SHOWING PROPOSED COMPONENTS FOR REVIEW BY GENERAL CONTRACTOR, OWNER AND LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT PRIOR TO PROCURING OR INSTALLING PARTS 2.PUMP OUTFLOW TO BE CONNECTED TO RESTORED STONE SCUPPER ON EXISTING FOUNTAIN. THE RESTORED SCUPPER SHALL FUNCTION PROPERLY WITH NOTES: NO LEAKS AND WATER FLOWING OUT OF THE SCUPPER AT REASONABLE FLOW ONTO THE RESTORED SPLASH PAD BELOW. 1.POOL CONTRACTOR TO SIZE SYSTEM COMPONENTS AND INSTALL FOR A FULLY FUNCTIONAL, DURABLE AND SAFE ORNAMENTAL FOUNTAIN. THE 3.ELECTRICAL TO BE SUPPLIED TO PUMP AS REQUIRED FROM MACHEN HALL SEE PLAN FOR LOCATION. CONTRACTOR TO SUPPLY ELECTRICAL PERMITS AND CONTRACTOR SHALL PREPARE SHOP DRAWINGS WITH PLUMBING, WIRING SCHEMATICS AND SHOWING PROPOSED COMPONENTS FOR REVIEW BY GENERAL SKETCH TO MEET REQUIRED CODES FOR INSTALLATION AND INSPECTION. CONTRACTOR, OWNER AND LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT PRIOR TO PROCURING OR INSTALLING PARTS 4.ELECTRICAL TO BE SUPPLIED TO SUBMERGED LIGHTS IN THE FOUNTAIN AS REQUIRED BY THE MANUFACTURE LIGHT TRANSFORMER TO BE PLACED IN THE VAULT. 2.PUMP OUTFLOW TO BE CONNECTED TO RESTORED STONE SCUPPER ON EXISTING FOUNTAIN. THE RESTORED SCUPPER SHALL FUNCTION PROPERLY WITH
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RESTORED FOUTAIN
1/2"=1'-0"
CLEANED AND RESTORED FOUNTAIN HEAD STONE
NO LEAKS AND WATER FLOWING OUT OF THE SCUPPER AT REASONABLE FLOW ONTO THE RESTORED SPLASH PAD BELOW. 3.ELECTRICAL TO BE SUPPLIED TO PUMP AS REQUIRED FROM MACHEN HALL SEE PLAN FOR LOCATION. CONTRACTOR TO SUPPLY ELECTRICAL PERMITS AND SKETCH TO MEET REQUIRED CODES FOR INSTALLATION AND INSPECTION. 4.ELECTRICAL TO BE SUPPLIED TO SUBMERGED LIGHTS IN THE FOUNTAIN AS REQUIRED BY THE MANUFACTURE LIGHT TRANSFORMER TO BE PLACED IN THE VAULT.
RESTORED LION HEAD SCUPPER WITH NEW PLUMBING TO FOUNTAIN PUMP AND FILTER SYSTEM
2
1
RESTORED FOUTAIN
1/2
RESTORED FOUTAIN
1/2"=1'-0"
1-3/4" WIDE HANDRAIL GRIP
CLEANED AND RESTORED FOUNTAIN HEAD STONE OVERFLOW STANDPIPE (BEYOND SECTION LINE; SEE PLAN) OVERFLOW DRAIN WITH AUTFILL SUPPLY LINE ADJACENT BLUESTONE PAVING
RESTORED LION HEAD
SCUPPER WITH NEW PLUMBING HANDRAIL ON BOTH SIDES TO MATCH 1 1/2" SQUARE TUBE STEEL PIPE POST PAINTED BLACK EMBEDDED IN POST TO FOUNTAIN PUMP AND REINFORCED CAST IN PLACE CONCRETE STAIR SEE STRUCTURAL FOR FOOTING AND REBAR
FILTER SYSTEM
CAST IN PLACE CONCRETE CHEEK WALL WITH REINFORCING, EXTEND TO FROST DEPTH
THR STEEL LAMBS TONGUE PRODUCT #901 FROM STEEL SUPPLY L.P PAINTED BLACK
THR STEEL LAMBS TONGUE PRODUCT #9 STEEL SUPPLY L.P PAINTED BLACK
1'-0"
3'-6" MIN.
OVERFLOW STANDPIPE (BEYOND SECTION LINE; SEE PLAN)
1'-9"
OVERFLOW DRAIN WITH AUTFILL SUPPLY LINE ADJACENT BLUESTONE PAVINGTO
R1/2" TYP.
FROST DEPTH TYP.
2'-10"
1'-9" 1'-3"
COMPACTED SUBGRADE
3
RESTORED FOUTAIN
1/4" SLOPE PER TREAD 1/2"=1'-0"
6" STONE CAP TO MATCH VENEER FINISH AND MATERIAL, MINIMUM LENGTH OF 30" WITH SHIFTING CENTER JOINT MORTAR JOINT WITH 41" RECESS
1'-6" ABOVE: Drawings for a fountain restoration on a institutional project while at Jonathan Ceci Landscape Architects.
CIP CONCRETE WALK WAY SEE 1/L200 WITH EXTENDED DROP DOWN
DIRECTLY ABOVE: Drawing done in the field to be used to as a base for drawing done in CAD
MORTAR SETTING BED
ES PER LAN
Done under the guidance of Matthew Jonhson 4" STONE VENEER
WATERPROOFING AND DRAINBOARD (SEE
NOTE: HANDRAIL FABRICATOR IS TO PREPARE SHOP DRAWINGS FOR DESIGN REVIEW, ADJUSTING SIZES AS APPROPRIATE TO ENSURE A DURABLE, STRUCTURALLY SOUND FABRICATION WHILE MAINTAINING DESIGN INTENT. THE STEEL TO BE FINISH GRADE AND BE
ABOVE AND RIGHT: Drawings for a playground design in Philadelphia, done in the Materials and Methods class
LAWN
ABOVE AND RIGHT: Drawings for a playground design in Philadelphia, done in the Materials and Methods class
INSTRUCTOR INST IN
INSTRUCTOR:
TJ MCINTYRE, RLA
LAND. ARCH. LAN INSTR LA
LAND
LAND. ARCH. SEAL:
PR
PROGRESS PLAN NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION
JEFFERSON UNIVERSITY
COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE AND THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE PROGRAM 4201 HENRY AVENUE, PHILADELPHIA, PA 19144
PHONE: (215) 951-2700
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LARCH 409
MATERIALS AND METHODS
PHILADELPHIA
PENNSYLVANIA
PHILADE P
PROJECTPRO TIT PR P
PROJ
PROJECT TITLE:
DRAWINGDRA TIT DR
DRAW
DRAWING TITLE:
PROJECT:PRO PR
DRAWING NO.:
LARCH 409 FINAL PROJECT
PROJECT: DATE:
05-07-2020
SCALE:
1"=10'
DRAWN BY:
BN
CHECKED BY: NOTE:
DATE:
DAT DA
SCALE: PROJ SCA SC
DRAWN DATE BY: DRA DR
SCAL CHECKED CHE BY CH
NOTE: DRAW NOT NO C CHEC
NOTE
ALL DIMENSIONS AND CONDITIONS SHALL BE VERIFIED BY THE CONTRACTOR AT THE SITE BEFORE PROCEEDING WITH THE WORK.
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ILLUSTRATIONS WHERE | Everywhere FOR | Exploration Drawing is a way to communicate what we as humans see as important and beautiful. It provides me the freedom to look at a space and to filter it with my eyes and ears, allowing me to write and rewrite the narrative of a place. Every time I pick up a pencil and create a line I hope to tell a story that is unique and grounded in the moment.
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PHOTOGRAPHY WHERE | Everywhere FOR | Exploration I am passionate about capturing and finding the beauty in everything from serene landscapes to busy city streets. I believe interesting stories can be told through photographs that show how and why humans interact within a landscape. For me, a photograph is a way to freeze a moment in time, something to look back on and cherish.
BENJAMIN NARDI
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