3rd Year Undergraduate Portfolio

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Blair LeJeune

Robert Reich School of Landscape Architecture LSU 2013


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Blair LeJeune

4841 Troon Dr. Lake Charles, LA 70605 T: (337)802-6730 F: [Your Fax] E: blejeu5@tigers.lsu.edu

My objective is to obtain a internship position at an architectural or landscape architecture firm to further develop my understanding of the industry rand hone my skills that I have obtained thus far in Landscape Architecture

WORK EXPERIENCE: Randy M. Goodloe Architects

May 12’-Aug 12’

At Randy Goodloe Architects I worked as an intern for a small firm that specialized in high end residential and local corporate buildings. My duties included typical office work such as organizing and cleaning, as well as a lot of time in AutoCAD. My jobs consisted of doing red lines, and general drafting of floor plans and full set of construction documents. Eventually I

Waste Water Specialties May 11’-Aug 11’

While at WWS I worked as a technician cleaning up environmental spills and other hazardous materials. This job allowed me to work in teams, solving problems, and provided me with an appreciation for my education and hard work.

Buquet & LeBlanc Construction May 09’-Aug 09’

During the summer after my freshman in college I worked in Baton Rouge as a carpenters assistant. During my time there I helped in the renovation of the LSU Union Theatre, and saw the first phase of construction completed. I learned all that is involved with putting a project together, such as the various companies and industries that come together. I was rewarding to see a project from start to finish and being used by the public.


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TABLE OF CONTENTS DESIGN WORK +ROMA STUDIO -PARQUE DELLA APPIA ANTICA +UNO CAMPUS MASTERPLAN STUDIO -STORMWATER DIVISION +DESOTO PARK STUDIO -SEDIMENTATION PARK CONSTRUCTION +MANDEVILLE OFFICE -SITE PLAN -DETAILS GRAPHIC ILLUSTRATION +HAND ILLUSTRATIONS -ROME ITALY +GRAPHIC ILLUSTRATIONS -DESIGN WEEK


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ROMA DESIGN STUDIO Rome, Italy

Parco Della Appia Antica


CONCEPT: THE CUT CONCEPT STATEMENT THE IDEA BEHIND THIS NEW STRATEGY FOR THE PARK IS A SIMPLE YET EFFECTIVE METHOD. THE NEW STRATEGY CALLS FOR DIRECTIONAL CUTS THROUGH THE EXISTING TOPOGRAPY, SLICING AND PEELING BACK MOUNDS, BRIDGING ECOLOGICAL ZONES AND TRAVERSING THE EXISTING INFRASTRUCTURE IN NEW AND INNOVATIVE WAYS. THESE CUTS BOTH VISUALLY AND MENTALLY CONNECT CERTAIN KEY ASPECTS OF THE SIGHT IN BOTH OLD AND NEW PROGRAM PROVIDED. COUPLED WITH MORE TRANSPORTATION STOPS ALONG THE PERIPHERY, AND AN EXTENDED PEDESTRIAN NETWORK, THE CIRCULATION OF THE PARK IS MORE EFFECTIENT AND EFFECTIVE. ALSO BY UTILIZING NEW TOPOGRAPHIC BUFFER ALONG THE EDGES, THE CENTER OF THE PARK IS MITIGATED FROM EXTERIOR NOISE OF THE BUSTLING CITY. THE OVERALL GOAL SEEKS TO ACHIEVE SOCIAL, ENVIORMENTAL AND ECONOMIC TO THE CITY AND THE ADJACENT NEIGHBORHOODS

CONCEPT DIAGRAMS NEIGHBORHOOD STRATEGY BUFFER PROGRAM GREEN CORRIDORS RUINS

ADJACENT INFRASTRUCURE STRATEGY

VECHICULAR NETWORK PEDESTRIAN NETWORK

CUT THROUGH

CUTS TRANSPORTATION HUBS

CROSS-OVER

ADJACENT ECOLOGICAL ZONES

TREE LINE

SITE STRATEGY DIAGRAM


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ROMA DESIGN STUDIO Rome, Italy

Urban Park Development CU

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SECTION_PUBLIC SPACE DETAIL_TUNNEL

CORTEN STEEL PAVILLION

SKYLIGHT CONCRETE + STEEL ANCHOR

4’-3”

IPE WOOD HANDRAILS CORTEN STEEL RAILS PERFORATED STEEL DECK GALV. STEEL IBEAMS

WATEPROOF MEMBRANE STEEL I-BEAMS

CONCRETE FOOTINGS

OBSERVATION DECK

8’-0”

FLEXIBLE PROGRAM SPACE

CONCRETE ROAD BED STEEL C-CHANNEL STEEL I-BEAM

WATER DRAIN

GALVANIZED STEEL BEAMS GALVANIZED STEEL LEGS

10’-0”

GRAVEL FILTER 10’-0”

6’-0”

10-0”

DETAIL_PARK BUFFER + ENTRY

CORTEN STEEL WALL

8’-0”

DETAIL_PAVILLION + WALKWAY

CONCRETE ANCHORS

STEEL RETAINING PLATE CONCRETE FOOTINGS

CONNECTING THROUGH SPACE

GRAVEL PATH 5’-0”

ECOLOGICAL ZONE


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SECTION_CIRCUS TO FIELD DETAIL_TUNNEL

DETAIL_PAVILLION + WALKWAY

SKYLIGHT CONCRETE + STEEL ANCHOR

CORTEN STEEL PAVILLION

GRAVEL FILTER

CORTEN STEEL RAILS

4’-3”

WATER DRAIN

IPE WOOD HANDRAILS GALVANIZED STEEL BEAMS

10’-0”

WATEPROOF MEMBRANE STEEL I-BEAMS

STEEL RETAINING PLATE

10-0” 6’-0”

GALVANIZED STEEL LEGS CONCRETE FOOTINGS

CONCRETE FOOTING 8’-0”

CIRCUS OF MAXENIUS

VIA APPIA PIGNATELLI

PRIVATE VILLA

WALKWAY EXCHANGE

OBSERVATION DECK


DETAIL_BUS STOP

C-CHANNEL CORTEN WALL PRECAST ROOF

8’-0”

TERRACE

DETAIL_BUFFER + PARK ENTRY

CONCRETE + STEEL ANCHOR

ROADBED

WATER DRAIN

SIDEWALK

CATACOMBS + GATHERING SPACE

STEEL I-BEAM

STEEL I-BEAMS

STEEL RETAINING PLATE

GREEN WALL 8’-0”

CONCRETE FOOTING

CORTEN STEEL WALL CONCRETE ANCHORS 5’-0”

VEGETATIVE TERRACES

CONCRETE ROAD BED STEEL C-CHANNEL

WATEPROOF MEMBRANE

PRECAST CONC.

ENTRY TUNNEL

10’-0”

GRAVEL FILTER 10’-0”

6’-0”

DETAIL_TUNNEL

8’-0”

SECTION_CATACOMBS

PEDESTRIAN BRIDGE

GRAVEL PATH


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UNO CAMPUS MASTERPLAN STUDIO New Orleans, LA

Stormwater Management


TOPOGRAPHY DIAGRAM

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RESERVED RESERVED RESERVED RESERVED RESERVED

FIRE NO

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CHANCELLOR

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ZONE

PARKING

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PARKING

NO PARKING

DUMPSTER

RESERVED

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I DR.

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4 Ft

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STOP NO PARKING

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PARKING

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ZONE LOADING PARKING

2 Ft

RESERVED

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RESERVED

LOADING ZONE RESERVED

MOTORPOOL

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PARKING

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DUMPSTER

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PARKING

M8

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VISITOR

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RESERVED

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PARKING M11

RESERVED

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Comprehensive Stormwater Strategy

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LEON

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RESERVED

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MOTORPOOL

MOTORPOOL

VISITOR

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MOTORPOOL

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VISITOR RESERVED

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RESERVED RESERVED

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DUMPSTER

LOADING

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Bioretention

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LEON

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Rain Gardens HAR

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BLVD. LEON C. SIMON

RESERVED

Parking Lot Filtration

RESERVED RESERVED RESERVED RESERVED

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CHANCELLOR

NO

ZONE

PARKING

ZONE

PARKING

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Bio-swale

DUMPSTER

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Curb Cuts

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PARKING M11

RESERVED

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RESERVED

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LAKE SHORE DR.

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PARKING

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PARKING

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DUMPSTER

Topo Ridges

LOADING

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PARKING

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LOADING

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PARKING

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DUMPSTER

RESERVED

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PARKING

M8

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DUMPSTER

STOP

LEON

STOP

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. N BLVD

STOP

MOTORPOOL

VISITOR

M40

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MOTORPOOL

VISITOR RESERVED

VISITOR

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PARKING M11

RESERVED

STOP

M19

M37

M14

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RESERVED

ZONE LOADING

STOP STOP

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PARKING

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PARKING

ZONE

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DUMPSTER

LOADING

NO

PARKING

STOP

STOP STOP

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ZONE

PARKING

LOADING

STOP

STOP STOP

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STOP

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NO

DUMPSTER

RESERVED

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STOP

BLVD. LEON C. SIMON

BLVD. LEON C. SIMON

C. SIMON

BLVD.

Water Flow


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UNO CAMPUS MASTERPLAN New Orleans, LA

Stormwater Management Typologies Natural Wetland Detention Basin

increased storage capacity

aquatic plants (filtration)

biofilter soil mix

-1

’

-2

’

S he

sand water filters through aquatic plants

t flow e

tion

ten iore

area

b

inlet pipe fine gravel stormdrain compacted soil coarse gravel


Retention Pond

roof catchment system

stabilizing rif-raf

aquatic plants (filtration)

roof drain

geomembrane

compacted soil

ea

water filters through aquatic plants

increased storage capacity

na

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UNO CAMPUS MASTERPLAN New Orleans, LA

Stormwater Management Typologies Parking Lot Bio-Filter Strips

aquatic plants curb cut

sheet flow

existing asphalt compacted soil aquatic plants (filtration)

biofilter soil mix

sand

connect to existing storm system inlet pipe increased storage capacity

fine gravel stormdrain compacted soil coarse gravel


Curb-Cut Overflow Checks

lawn slopped to road

aquatic plants “Louisiana Iris” curb cut sheet flow

existing asphalt existing infrastructure road sloped to one side

compacted soil


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UNO CAMPUS MASTERPLAN New Orleans, LA

the uno Stormwater Management Benefits

Ecologocial Processes Flood Mitigation + Sequestration + Stormwater Mitigation - trees absorb rainfall - recharges aquifer - impeads rate of runoff

+O2

+O2 +O2

+O2 +O 2

+O2

-CO2

-CO2 -CO2

-CO2 -CO2

+O2

+O2

+O2

-CO2 -CO2 -CO2

-CO -CO2 2

+ Carbon Sequestration -replaces CO2 with 02 - roots absorb carbon within ground - increases biomass found on campus


the uno

Ecologocial Processes

+ Advantages - more defined campus - connections throughout campus - provide social spaces underneath -reduce heat island effect by up to 20째

95째

95째 80째

Heat Mitigation


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DESOTO PARK DESIGN STUDIO Baton Rouge, LA Downtown Urban Park


DeSoto Park

Baton Rouge, Louisiana

Greenway Widen pathway extends bike path down levee connecting N. and S. Baton Rouge.

Sedimentation Walls

Festival Lawn New built up land provides new open interaction space in an area previously occupied by swamp lands.

Welcome Center

Mississippi River

Entry Points

Mississippi River

Concrete walls extend through site to slow sediment in high water level flows.

Access points along the site allow for users from different regions of Downtown to DeSoto. Paths are elevated to allow access year around and during time of train barriers.

La. Capitol

Pedestrian Lawn Lawn cuts through plantings visually connecting the Capital with the Mississippi River.

Catwalk Elevated boardwalk through the site allows the user to experience the site amonst and above the trees and planting, while also being above flood heights.

Adjacent river contains valuable sediments used in the sedimentation process. Flucuating levels provide obsevrations of dynamic water landscape.

0’

200’

400’

800’

1600’

Site Plan


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DESOTO PARK DESIGN STUDIO Baton Rouge, LA Urban Park Phasing

Due to the violent nature of Desoto Park’s location it is succeptiable to varying water levels through out the year, leaving scum lines and sediment stains. Every couple of years require routine maintenance and cleaning to up keep its beautiful white facade.

Another wonderful feature of DeSoto is the lovely meadow that greets the visitor. In order to achieve this, routine mowing of the fields and lawns every five years allow the grasses to grow, but is cut before trees begin to seed. This achieves a unified feeling throughout the years.

Because of the large sediment walls implemented throughout various locations, debris and trash can become lodged around the walls and underneath the catwalk. After flood waters receed, maintenance crews come in to clean the site of trash and other things sent down from the Mississippi River.

2046

2050

Mowering Pathways

2042

Ponds Full Janurary 15

2038

Mowering Pathways

Mowering Pathways

2034

Saplings Fully Grown April 17

2030

Ponds Halfway Full July 20

Walkway Completion March 1 Wall Completion October 3

2026

Mowering Pathways August 5

2nd Stage Walkway October 3

Trimming Trees September 15

2022

2nd Stage of Walls March 28

Mowing of Fields September 10

2018

Sapling Planting June 1

Walkway Begins October 3 Clear Cutting November 3

2014

Implementing Walls March 25

2013

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec

In the beginning of the site the user is greeted with organized with rows of lovely Pecan Trees. These rows are maintained by cutting the lower branches to develop the canopy and remove dead matter.


Year: 0

Year: 5

Year: 10

Year: 25

Year: 50

Sedimentation Phases

Existing

Mississippi River

Year 5

Mississippi River

Mississippi River

Mississippi River

Mississippi River

Year 0

Year 10

Year 25

Year 50

Observation

Connection

Interaction

Celebration

+ Walls (Phase 1) + Catwalk (Phase 1) + Greenway

+ + + + +

+ Walls (Phase 3) + Clearing of shrubs + Planting of riverbank grasses

+ Ponds are full + Festival space is made + Completion of Park

Walls (Phase 2) Catwalk (Phase 2) Cut lawn pathway Clearing of Trees Expansion of shrubs

Site Phasing


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DESOTO PARK DESIGN STUDIO Baton Rouge, LA Downtown Urban Park



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MANDEVILLE OFFICE DESIGN STUDIO Mandeville, LA

Suburban Office Design

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MANDEVILLE SITE PLAN

BLAIR LEJEUNE

STARBUCKS COFFEE CORP.

OAK BLVD MANDEVILLE ,LOUISIANA

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MANDEVILLE SITE PLAN

PROJECT INFO:

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BLAIR LEJEUNE

STARBUCKS COFFEE CORP.

PROJECT INFO:

OAK BLVD MANDEVILLE ,LOUISIANA

DATE:

MANDEVILLE SITE PLAN

BLAIR LEJEUNE

STARBUCKS COFFEE CORP.

OAK BLVD MANDEVILLE ,LOUISIANA

MANDEVILLE SITE PLAN

MAY 8, 2013 MAY 8, 2013

DATE:

PROJECT INFO:

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ADV. DRAWING IN ROME Rome, Italy

Ovservational/ Conceptual Drawgings



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DESIGN WEEK COMPETETION (LSU) Rotterdam, Netherlands

Portable. Operational. Detaining. System.


P.O.D.S

plan + section

1" 300'-016

Industrial Space

11" 96'-216

Civic Space

Crane

5" 1253'-916

10' 50'


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