Charlotte Ryley MLA 2017 portfolio of works by Charlotte Ryley BSc MLA

C harlotte R yley BSc/MLA

Landscape Architect

P o r t f o l i o o f Wo r k s 2017

07792 863 896 charlotte.ryley@hotmail.com linkedin.com/in/charlotte-ryley issuu.comcharlotteryley

This portfolio displays a brief selection of work from four years at university, providing a flavour of my developing interests, skills and knowledge gained. My CV describes the vast range and scope of responsibilities I achieved during my most recent two years in practice as a Landscape Architect.

Seeking A permanent position as a Graduate Landscape Architect, with the intention of achieving the P2C within the next 3 years as well as be given responsibilities that will stretch and grow my design skills and professional abilities. Qualifications BSc 2011-’14: MLA 2016-’17:

Graduated, University of Sheffield ‘Landscape Architecture with Ecology’ 1st class honours. Graduated, University of Sheffield ‘Master of Landscape Architecture’ Distinction.

EXPERIENCE 2013 (2 weeks): 2014-’15 (1 year): 2015-’16 (1 year): 2015-’16 (10 mths):

Red Bay Design, Consultants, TQ. The Landscape Partnership, MK. Allen Pyke Associates, CB. Leadership Training Course, CB.

K1 K1

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A1 P4

Contents

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Mounding shown at 0.1m intervals, to a maximum height of 0.4m. L2

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P3 L2

K3 T3

P2 B8 L2

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For shrub beds, see planting details for positioning of trees and whether root ball is required.

Safety sur under swin

Table and seating to be fixed to slabs. See manufacturer for details.

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Urban Realm Design S1

Alu-edging to sep grass area for sw and swale.

Victoria-Works Gasometer

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Existing stairway made safe and usable for access to raised canopy walkway.

Down-pipe locations for collected rainwater to be fed into planters for even distribution for trees.

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3m tall windows to have 0.5m tall 'awning' windows at highest points around entire rim of hub space. Hinged from top and opened using a winding crank at groundlevel.

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Strategy to Technical Design K3

Powder coated steel spiral stairway to rood terrace.

Large area of soil as specified. Limit compaction and use of heavy machinery after importing of remediated soil. To be an area of grass with interwoven pockets of shrubs and trees.

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Aire Island, Leeds

Sociological Design and Vision

Parkwood Springs Adventure Park

Landscape Planning and Vision

â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;Grey to Greenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;

SUDS and Urban Renewal

Castlegate Gardens

Regenerative Detail Design

Windows to have five rims of solar controlled shade shutters, to control heat and sun exposure inside hub space.

Small internal kitchen space. Public seating surrounding, adjacent to 3m glass windows.

Bank for side-road hedging nex Sussex Str

Additional Steel beams for extra structural support.

steel handrail at 1110mm(h from ground), 50mm(diam). Integrated down lighting under railings. Pattern to be agreed with local craftsman and supplied locally.

Conservation Kerb. Finish: textured. Dims: 255mm(w)x205mm(h) varied length depending on radius (see supplier for details). 95mm upstand. Supplier: Marshalls.

Occasional columns removed purposefully to open up entrance ways. Reviewed by engineer after structural survey. All removed steel will be recycled within the overall site development.

'Glade' in walkway to allow for mature diameter of tree.

Flush. flexible curve, aluminum edging. 'AluExcel 18mm Flexible edging'. Product code: AE18FM. Finish: MIII. Dims: 2.5m(l) x 30mm (horizontal width) x 3mm (thickness) x 18mm (profile height) (x 5mm (top edge bead). 100% recycled material. Suppliers: Kinley (01580 830 688).

Flexible curve, aluminum edging. AluExcel 100mm Flexible edging. Product

kway secured to K3 code: AE100FM. Finish: MIII. Dims: 2.5m(l) x 70mm (horizontal w) x 3mm (thickness) x 100mm (profile h) x 6.5mm (top edge bead). Stakes per length: existing steel 5. 100% recycled material. Suppliers: Kinley. L2 mns and beams. BUILT ELEMENTS: m balustrade for Bespoke rainwater harvesting down-pipes and troughs. To be designed by extra safety. local craftsman.

Komplan Double Basket Swing. Bespoke alterations to model KSW91067-0809 - 8'-0". A1

ected columns to have B2 ainless steel loops and es running up themB3for owing climbers. Check rfacing plan for selected B4 nting ngs. olumns and section for B5 attachment details.

Bespoke, curved slated hardwood bench with backrest. I-shaped galvanized steel legs, no armrests. Dims: 450mm(h of seat)x875mm(h including backrest)x700mm(d of seat)x1950mm(length of inside curve at 20 deg angle and 3750mm centre line radium). Supplier Marshalls.

B7 Existing outer metal stairway to be fitted with bespoke balustrade. B8

Bespoke, curved hardwood bench with arm rests. Stainless steel corner edge detial to allow skateboarding. I-shaped galvanised steel legs. Supplier Woodscape. G2 Straight, hardwood timber 'Clifton Wall Seat'. 450mm(h)x550(d)xvaried length, 2500mm(l) or 5000mm(l). Supplier Woodscape.

Bespoke, curved hardwood double bench with slated seat-top and central backrest. I-shaped galvanised steel legs. Dims: 400mm(h)x3000mm(CL/ G2 w)980mm(d). Supplier Woodscape.

Bespoke, curved hardwood bench with slated seat-top. I-shaped galvanised steel legs. Supplier Woodscape.

T4 P7

Bespoke, Natural Elements Bench. Concave and convex slated seat-top. Colour: rustic brown. Dims: 3000m(linear length on inner curve) x 600mm (d) x varied height (400-500mm). Supplier Marshalls. Ash timber and galvanized steel picnic bench set including: Extended Link Table Bench, dims: 6000mm(l) x 1000mm(w) x 800mm(h). Two Link Three Place Bench, dims: 1800mm(l) x 500mm(d) x 500mm(h). Four Link Bench, dims: 1100mm(l) x 500(d) x 500mm(h). Four Link Single Bench, 500mm(l) x 500mm(w) x 500mm(h). Supplier: Marshalls.

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Leaning back, Orbit Seat. Dims: 480mm(seat h),813mm(overall

B9 h)x977mm(w)xbespoke (l). (Supplied in 2m units). Custom Dimensions Access to roof terrace from raised walkway. available upon request. Supplier Marshalls. Public space, no Three gateway supplied. unique, artistic light sculpture using existing fascade of gasometer. E1

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P8 legs. Supplier Bespoke, curved hardwood bench. I-shaped galvanized steel Woodscape.

Specialist Design B6

parate the wale edging

Bespoke lights fixed to steel columns at 14m, individual lights directed mainly to pathway. See section for details.

Central 3m Sculpture by artist representing a steel column of the gas holder.

Each structure will be made of two joined layered sheets, stood vertically, perforated, with internal waterproof lighting system. Secured to a concrete base inside planter. See visualisation for details. To be discussed and collaborated with local artist.

Play Design

Access to roof terrace from cafe.

LIGHTING AND LITTER BINS: Path

to be laid with Alu-Excel Flexible steel edging to retain substrate from falling onto path.

Steel columns within plan replaced after remediatio extra consideration for waterproofing from surro in contact with base and

5.4m Lighting column. 'Aubrilam Dome Column'. Tapered circular glued laminated timber shaft. Single style light. Colour: Tonnelier. See section for details, Supplier: Marshalls.

Lighting bollard. 'Moshi'. Square timber bollard with galvanized steel light detailing. Dims: 120mmx120mmx1108mm. 260mmx260mmx3mm fixing plate. See section for details. Supplier: Marshalls.

Classic Elliptical litter bin with Rainshield. Timber and galvanised steel. Dims: 930mm(h)x563mm(w)x300(depth). Elliptical shape and base raised 370mm above the floor. Suppliers Marshalls.

Stainless steel loops to be attached to outside of building to allow for climbing plants to ascend/descend building to cascade onto/off roof.

Timber toHousing be treated with surface protecto Elmore Community Sustainable to minimize damage made from furniture

Build-up may vary with seed mix. Check with landscape architect before proceeding.

i.e. tables, chairs, benches.

Law, Contracts and planning

08 Victoria-Works Fee Proposal

Law and Contracts

09 Howbrook Valley LVIA Rural Planning 10

Research and Reports

Expanding Knowledge

Victoria Gas Works, Sheffield

A Sheffield city site, hidden behind a viaduct, covered in abandoned and underused warehouses, dominated by unwelcoming boundary walls and lack of light.

The potential I see in this site comes from its central location; the hidden small pockets of peace; its river and canal; the stillness created by the 15m high viaduct; its historical architecture and socially led â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;undergroundâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; businesses.

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Drawing Title

CONSTRUCTION PLAN

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Landscape Level

LEVEL G

L2 L2 L1

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North

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Scale

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A three fold vision: Reconnection To reconnect and rehabilitate a hidden and forgotten portion of Sheffield.

75mm new topsoil above 500mm cleaned re-used soil, above Geotextile and Geomembrane capping layer (supplier: Geosynthetic Technology LTD). See section T1 for further details.

16m tall gas pipe arch, retained for historical reference and as industrial sculpture.

Additional 50mm of mulch under 75mm topsoil for additional nutrients for shrubs and trees.

Ground mix for swale.

W1 P4

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Entrance to ground level along whole front of building is essential, all with 150mm riser into building (flood protection)..

Architects to design building footprint of four rentable, two floor properties.

HARD SURFACING:

P4 K1

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Minstral textured Granite Sett Paving. Colour: harvest buff. Dims: 160x160mm. Supplier: Marshalls.

S2 W1

Scoutmoor Yorkstone Paving. Finish: cresed. Dims: 600mm(l)x1000mm(w)x50mm(d). Supplier: Marshalls (01422 312 000).

B2 L1

Terrabase resin bound (porous) surface. To be laid on existing concrete or, compacted MOT Type 3 sub-base or similar, no digging required. Colour: rustic oak. SUDS complient porous surfacing. Depth 6mm. Supplier: Addagrip (01825 761 333).

P1 K2

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Mounding with remediated existing soil and 75mm of topsoil. To be mounded in locations shown as a guide by dasted lines. At intervals of 0.1m height.

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S3 K1

TOPOGRAPHICAL CHANGES

Scoutmoor Yorkstone Linear. Finish: diamond sawn. Cut: linear and bespoke radial unites. Dims: 200mm(w)x250-700mm(l)x50mm(d). Supplier: Marshalls.

Soft Mulch play safety surface. Colour: light green. 100% recycled bonded rubber eco-mulch. Supplier: SoftMulch® (Formerly Boyton Bros & Hallam Limited) (01777 818 646). Timber decking. Semi-private.

K1 P4 B6

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P4 K1

STEPS, WALLS, BALUSTRADES, KERBS AND EDGING:

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Existing outer perforated steel stairway leading from ground level to level 1, allowing one of three access ways to canopy walkway.

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Proposed exposed, perforated, galvanised steel flight of steps leading to green roof. To be weather protected and non-slip.

S1 P1

B6 P4

Bespoke, aluminum composite panel balustrade, with router cut industrial stylised pattern. Dims: 1000(l) x 1100mm(h) x 12mm(thickness). Stainless steel handrail at 1110mm(h from ground), 50mm(diam). Integrated down lighting under railings. Pattern to be agreed with local craftsman and supplied locally.

G2 B9

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A1 P4

Glass wall. 3000mm(wide)x4800mm(high)x12mm(thick). Suplier: Ion Glass.

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Seating wall built of recycled stone from existing stone walls surrounding Effingham Road Gas Works. Dims: 300mm(w)x(h). Care to be taken during demolition and specialist brick layer needed for sensitive reconstruction of usable bricks.

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Proposed spiral steel stairs rising from cafe space, with lockable, horizontally rotating metal door hidden in roof deck when not in use. Timber tread with stainless steel outer spiral rim and core. Surrounded by bespoke, 1.1m high safety balustrade and 50mm diameter handrail.

S4 B3

Proposed spiral stairway. Steel tread (to look like stone) with subtle under-lighting, with stainless steel outer spiral rim. Secured to standing retained steel columns.

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P1 L1

Conservation Kerb. Finish: textured. Dims: 255mm(w)x205mm(h) varied length depending on radius (see supplier for details). 95mm upstand. Supplier: Marshalls.

Mounding shown at 0.1m intervals, to a maximum height of 0.4m.

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Flexible curve, aluminum edging. AluExcel 100mm Flexible edging. Product code: AE100FM. Finish: MIII. Dims: 2.5m(l) x 70mm (horizontal w) x 3mm (thickness) x 100mm (profile h) x 6.5mm (top edge bead). Stakes per length: 5. 100% recycled material. Suppliers: Kinley.

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L2 L1

BUILT ELEMENTS:

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P3 K3

Revision To re-vision this mixed industrial city centre site, into an unrestricted naturalised mixed use area, designed specifically to help reduce individuals chronic stress associated with urban life.

TOP SOIL AND BUILD-UP SPECIFICATIONS:

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10m

KEY

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Renewal To provide a place for psychological renewal, for everyday thoroughfare as well as a sought out destination.

1/200

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P2 B8 L2

Komplan Double Basket Swing. Bespoke alterations to model KSW91067-0809 - 8'-0".

P4 S3

Down-pipe locations for collected rainwater to be fed into planters for even distribution for trees.

Bespoke rainwater harvesting down-pipes and troughs. To be designed by local craftsman.

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Bespoke, curved hardwood bench. I-shaped galvanized steel legs. Supplier Woodscape. Bespoke, curved hardwood bench with arm rests. Stainless steel corner edge detial to allow skateboarding. I-shaped galvanised steel legs. Supplier Woodscape.

Safety surfacing under swings.

Table and seating to be fixed to slabs. See manufacturer for details.

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For shrub beds, see planting details for positioning of trees and whether root ball is required.

Central 3m Sculpture by artist representing a steel column of the gas holder.

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Straight, hardwood timber 'Clifton Wall Seat'. 450mm(h)x550(d)xvaried length, 2500mm(l) or 5000mm(l). Supplier Woodscape.

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Bespoke, curved hardwood bench with slated seat-top. I-shaped galvanised steel legs. Supplier Woodscape.

Alu-edging to separate the grass area for swale edging and swale.

Existing stairway made safe and usable for access to raised canopy walkway.

Bespoke, curved hardwood double bench with slated seat-top and central backrest. I-shaped galvanised steel legs. Dims: 400mm(h)x3000mm(CL/ w)980mm(d). Supplier Woodscape.

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Bespoke, Natural Elements Bench. Concave and convex slated seat-top. Colour: rustic brown. Dims: 3000m(linear length on inner curve) x 600mm (d) x varied height (400-500mm). Supplier Marshalls.

Ash timber and galvanized steel picnic bench set including: Extended Link Table Bench, dims: 6000mm(l) x 1000mm(w) x 800mm(h). Two Link Three Place Bench, dims: 1800mm(l) x 500mm(d) x 500mm(h). Four Link Bench, dims: 1100mm(l) x 500(d) x 500mm(h). Four Link Single Bench, 500mm(l) x 500mm(w) x 500mm(h). Supplier: Marshalls.

Leaning back, Orbit Seat. Dims: 480mm(seat h),813mm(overall h)x977mm(w)xbespoke (l). (Supplied in 2m units). Custom Dimensions available upon request. Supplier Marshalls.

3m tall windows to have 0.5m tall 'awning' windows at highest points around entire rim of hub space. Hinged from top and opened using a winding crank at groundlevel.

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Powder coated steel spiral stairway to rood terrace.

Three unique, artistic light sculpture using existing fascade of gasometer. Each structure will be made of two joined layered sheets, stood vertically, perforated, with internal waterproof lighting system. Secured to a concrete base inside planter. See visualisation for details. To be discussed and collaborated with local artist.

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LIGHTING AND LITTER BINS:

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Windows to have five rims of solar controlled shade shutters, to control heat and sun exposure inside hub space.

CAD plan drawings showing three accessible levels of the transformed gasometer. Instead of it being simply demolished, I propose it becomes the key attraction to a new urban public park. Making it accessible encourages celebration of Sheffield’s industrial heritage; draws attention to engineering expertise and creates a unique experience, memorable for a successful public space.

Large area of soil as specified. Limit compaction and use of heavy machinery after importing of remediated soil. To be an area of grass with interwoven pockets of shrubs and trees.

Bank for side-road hedging next to Sussex Street.

Small internal kitchen space. Public seating surrounding, adjacent to 3m glass windows.

5.4m Lighting column. 'Aubrilam Dome Column'. Tapered circular glued laminated timber shaft. Single style light. Colour: Tonnelier. See section for details, Supplier: Marshalls.

Lighting bollard. 'Moshi'. Square timber bollard with galvanized steel light detailing. Dims: 120mmx120mmx1108mm. 260mmx260mmx3mm fixing plate. See section for details. Supplier: Marshalls.

Classic Elliptical litter bin with Rainshield. Timber and galvanised steel. Dims: 930mm(h)x563mm(w)x300(depth). Elliptical shape and base raised 370mm above the floor. Suppliers Marshalls.

Drawing Title

CONSTRUCTION PLAN Landscape Level

LEVEL 1 North

Green roof above propsed building of rentable space for workshops, cafes, social enterprises and other. To have disabled/wheel access from inside building, see architect drawings for location and details.

Scale

1/200

Stairs to green roof from Level G terrace.

10m

KEY Canopy walkway leading from green roof into the centre of gasometer structure. Surface material: Light weight aluminum composite slabs.

EXISTING: Removed for restoration and replaced as precious:

Existing steel beams, reattached as existing to the inside of steel columns to retain stability and basic skyline silhouette.

See section details for how walkway is attached to supporting steel structure.

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Gasometer steel frame columns. Reconstructed post-restoration with calculated safe removal of 63 individuals to provide for new public landscape whilst retaining structural stability and safety. Retained curved horizontal beams from existing gasometer to provide appropriate strength of stability of columns and walkway. See structural engineer for detail.

Existing 16m steel columns placed as existing (after ex-situ cleaning) in a circle, radius = 30.2m. 16m tall gas pipe arch, retained for historical reference and as industrial sculpture.

Existing outer perforated steel stairway leading from ground level to level 1, allowing one of three access ways to canopy walkway.

PROPOSED STRUCTURES: Proposed two storey red brick building of rentable workshop space, with floodable basement and ground floor.

Supporting beams/steel ropes for walkway. See structural engineer and architects drawings for detail.

Spiral stairway. Steel tread (to look like stone) with subtle under-lighting, with stainless steel outer spiral rim. Secured to standing retained steel columns.

Canopy walkway. Bespoke light weight composite slabs. Attached to existing steel columns and beams of gasometer. See engineering/ architecture drawings for more detail and additional specialist input.

Bespoke, aluminum composite panel balustrade, with router cut industrial stylised pattern. (Colour: similar to corten steel.) Dims: 1000(l) x 1100mm(h) x 12mm(thickness). Stainless steel handrail at 1110mm(h from ground), 50mm(diam). Integrated down lighting under railings. Pattern to be agreed with local craftsman and supplied locally. Steel ropes/beams for support of raised walkway between large voids without steel columns.

Internal existing columns and beams retained, creating 'rooms' in the landscape on ground level.

Additional steel beams to be attached between steel columns for additional structural support. See structural engineer for details.

L3 L3

14m Spot lights for benefit on Ground Level and Level 1. 'Aubrilam Silea Column'. Tapered square glued laminated timber shaft, galvanized steel fixing at base & tip. Height: 14m. Column dims at base: 450mmx450mm. Dims at tapered top of column: 300mmx300mm. Timber protective coat colour: Tonnelier. Supplier: Marshalls.

PROPOSED 1ST FLOOR CAFE ROOF TERRACE AND PROPOSED 2ND FLOOR ROOF GARDEN: P8

Spiral stairs leading from ground level.

Research:

P8 G2

Roof surface with green roof build-up above, see section for detail.

Additional Steel beams for extra structural support. 'Glade' in walkway to allow for mature diameter of tree.

Walkway secured to existing steel columns and beams. 1.1m balustrade for extra safety.

Lightweight, composite timber decking on support pedestals (supplier Kinley) to be flush with green roof substrate. Supplier Dura Composite.

Loose substrate pathway with integrated seating into the planting areas.

Build-up for extensive green roof. See section for details. Green roof seed mix to be sown above. Balustrade, as shown above.

Bespoke lights fixed to steel columns at 14m, individual lights directed mainly to pathway. See section for details.

Selected columns to have stainless steel loops and wires running up them for growing climbers. Check planting plan for selected columns and section for attachment details.

Occasional columns removed purposefully to open up entrance ways. Reviewed by engineer after structural survey. All removed steel will be recycled within the overall site development.

How can landscape be a solution to medical problems such as stress. It is understood that chronic stress is a common attribute in the 21st century, especially among city inhabitants. Relief from this can have a significant, positive impact on individuals well-being, productivity, creativity, memory, actions, emotional stability, relationships and lives as a whole.

Spiral steel stairs rising from cafe space, with lockable, horizontally rotating metal door hidden in roof deck when not in use. Timber tread with stainless steel outer spiral rim and core. Surrounded by bespoke, 1.1m high safety balustrade and 50mm diameter handrail.

Steel wires secured to roof canopy. See Level 2 construction plan.

G2 G2

T4 G2 P7

Existing outer metal stairway to be fitted with bespoke balustrade.

Access to roof terrace from raised walkway. Public space, no gateway supplied.

Steel columns within planters, replaced after remediation with extra consideration for waterproofing from surrounding soil in contact with base and column.

Access to roof terrace from cafe. Path to be laid with Alu-Excel Flexible steel edging to retain substrate from falling onto path.

Build-up may vary with seed mix. Check with landscape architect before proceeding.

Stainless steel loops to be attached to outside of building to allow for climbing plants to ascend/descend building to cascade onto/off roof.

Timber to be treated with surface protector, to minimize damage made from furniture i.e. tables, chairs, benches.

Drawing Title

CONSTRUCTION PLAN Landscape Level

LEVEL 2 North

Further research involved well-being, interaction and community. (Supported by R.Sennett (2010), K.Thwaites et al (2010)) & C.Rishbeth (2015+)

Scale

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KEY Existing, Removed for Restoration and Replaced as previous: Gasometer steel frame columns. Reconstructed post-restoration with calculated safe removal of 63 individuals to provide for new public landscape whilst retaining structural stability and safety. Retained curved horizontal beams from existing gasometer to provide appropriate strength of stability of columns and walkway. See structural engineer for detail. S1

16m tall gas pipe arch, retained for historical reference and as industrial sculpture.

Existing outer perforated steel stairway leading from ground level to level 1, allowing one of three access ways to canopy walkway.

Proposed structures: Sloping glass roof. See engineer and architect drawings for further details of construction. New structural beams supporting glass roof panels. See engineer and architect drawings for further details of construction. Location of bespoke down-pipe for rainwater collection and directing into swales and tree planters. Design to be collaborated with local artist/craftsman.

Community, belonging and social interactions are well known for enhancing people’s general well-being and boosting self-esteem. In the western-21st century, outdoor ‘stranger’ interaction is discouraged. Perhaps this is what is missing for the ‘chronically stressed generation’. What, in a landscape, encourages social interactions and community? Public benches and connections between communities also seen as community.

Additional steel beams for extra structural support.

Central steel core supported by central columns, supporting glass roof to the pinnacle.

Steel wires for climbing plants, stretching from 3.5m sculptural steel column on ground level up to roof structure.

Four levels of existing steel beams in these locations. See sections for further information and details.

Location of bespoke down-pipe, rainwater to be evenly distributed into tree/fern beds.

Location of bespoke down-pipe, rainwater to be fed into adjacent swale. Design to be discussed with local artist.

1.5m overhang, sheltering cafe green roof terrace and outer existing stairway and collecting rainwater guiding it into bespoke down-pipes.

Glass roof covering a portion of the new sculptural gasometer, supported by restored existing steel column and beams. Refer to structural engineer and architect for details.

Retained and cleaned outer steel facade, powder coated blue colour to be filled in if necessary (as same colour: sky blue). Positioning of retained panels to be selected to provide specific shade; shelter from south-west wind; and protection from noise of adjacent road.

Undulating mounds within 0.5m intervals, with mown grass creating miniature open, rolling hills with restorative benefits.

Fastigate poplus trees lining entrance to gasometer, enhancing the sense of grand entrance and exadurating height of columns.

6mm Terrabase Rustic Resin bound porous surfacing, with EP Addestone Primer on top of existing concrete base or bare, compacted existing soil. Following entrance into gasometer or 6000mm wide footpath and 7850mm between two 16m high columns.

Neatly mown grass area with further retained steel columns creating further 'rooms' to inhabit.

Conservation kerb with generous 95mm upstand.

Edging of Scoutmoor Linear Yorkstone laid flush to Addagrip.

Moshi lighting bollard Suppliers: Marshalls

Gleditsia triacanthos 'Skyline'. Remediates soil contaminated with Led (Pb) through Phytoextraction

Prunus x subhirtella 'Autumn nalis Rosea'. Seasonal interest autumn to spring. Ephemeral nature of blossom amongst grass covered hills providing calm relaxed atmosphere.

Prunus x subhirtella 'Autumn nalis Rosea'.

Marshalls lighting 'Moshi' bollard. Square timber bollard with galvanized steel light detailing.

Continued grass 'playful' space outside of gasometer heart, with zones of planting creating visable'rooms' to explore.

Swale collecting ra water from glass canopy from bespo down-pipes, filterin through particular phytoremediating plants. Slope to be max.

Additional attachments to gasometer columns for extra support due to swing movement.

Scoutmoor Yorkstone paving. Laid flush to resin bonded surface and grass area. Supplier: Marshalls. Slot drain, see sample provided.

Aubrilam Dome Column Suppliers: Marshalls

75mm topsoil above mounding of remediated clean existing ground.

2x Komplan Double Basket Swings over leveled Soft Mulch safety surfacing (light green). Bespoke alterations to lengthen attachments, attaching to existing gasometer steel structural frame.

200mm pea gravel layer Filtering geotextile 200mm perforated pipe. Non-compacted planting medium

Aubrilam Silea Column With bespoke fixing to existing Steel column

Glass walls of rentable space for a cafe, supported by retained steel columns, refer to structural engineers drawings. Roof top terrace with seating area and sedum living roof to be included. Location of cafe is to the south of the gasometer creating protected greenhouse effect for the rest of the space; noise protection from Sussex Street and a pointer for visitors towards the River Don and rest of site. Interior spiral stairs design and rotating water tight hatch to be discussed with architect. Allowing for no more than 12no. steps without landing and creating bespoke design with stainless steel column and panel.

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Hedge within boundary of conservation kerbs, providing defensive boundary between inside of cafe and playful open space. Conservation kerb to border swale. 75mm mulch Non-compacted in-situ soil

Scoutmoor Yorkstone with crested finish inside cafe.

Elevation of existing, cleaned and retained gasometer columns and beams. Elevation of specific retained fascade portions of gasometer. Elevation of existing crossbars to retain structural integrity of structure.

I have designed bespoke elements throughout the site, building up a unique environment. These elements complement the purpose of the site providing the variety of ‘rooms’ to fit many different people’s different needs and requirements from a comfortable space to relax. Each bespoke element was designed to a level of detail possible to build from, with suppliers, dimensions and contact details being provided as in seen in any technical drawings in practice.

Raised walk way projecting from public green roof, into the gasometer skeleton. Attached to building by right-angle brackets and steel suspension ropes. 1.1m high perimeter wall of roof garden for safety. For green roof refer to build-up detail in key.

5 x Polulus tremula 'Erecta' extra heavy specimens to frame structure. Steel, industry inspired, balustrade. 1.1m height. with Part M compliment handrail.

Windows of proposed building resembling archways of the viaduct.

Scoutmoor linear paving as edging to building. See Level G construction plan key for further details.

Raised step into building from all access points. Reducing risk of flooding to ground floor that has special design features allowing the ground floor to flood. In addition to a floodable basement. See architects drawings for details.

Minstral textured Granite Sett Paving. Colour: harvest buff. Dims: 160x160mm. Supplier: Marshalls. Conservation 255mm wide Kerb with 95mm upstand. See bench detail for detailed dims. Supplier: Marshalls.

Alu-Excel flexible edge, circular form surrounding tree trunk to prevent grass growth and ensure maximum nutrients are supplied to tree. Root Ball with anchoring system. Supplier: GreenBlue Urban. Flexible, perforated pipe watering system for tree roots. See supplier for details, supplier: GreenBlue Urban.

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Material Strategy: Naturalising the hard urban landscape, softening through introduced vegetation and encouraging flowing movement through the space. Colour palette is relatively simply stand out elements so as to not detract from the big picture. Texture is important for bringing attention to detail and proving varied tactile experiences so people connect to the space â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;here and nowâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;.

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Planting Strategy: 1) Introducing contrasting beauty to known eye-sores transforming perspectives. 2) Bringing richness in species number and structural diversity to encourage interest in ones surroundings and improve ecology. 3) Creating ‘soft’ space in a hard environment to encourage activeness and freedom of expression. 4) Providing ‘rooms’ in the landscape through soft and hard structuring, allowing for all preferences in use of space. 5) Introducing plants for long term phytoremediation.

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‘Under-story Banquet’ is a ‘room’ with a unique, sought after purpose for urban outdoor areas. A public and sheltered outdoor eating space, housing a bespoke 6m long table with seating for at least 18 individuals. Aimed at encouraging urbanworkers to take time outside even in adverse weather, accommodating community and human interaction which is often established through eating together.

Aire Island, Leeds

VISION: Reclaim the hard surfaced, empty island and canal as a community hub for locals daily needs (e.g. music performances, water sports, child care, bike repair etc). The island will become a relaxing green space where the community can enjoy wildlife, the river and canal activity. Accessibility for all mobility to the, currently underused, unique island and canal area. The adjacent, dark, dominating museum will be adapted to engage directly with the riverside and be less visually imposing.

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This project was undertaken through group work and was a very enjoyable experience. The skills I learnt on the â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;leadership courseâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; over the previous year came in useful and our team was strong and resilient to usual group work problems. The work we undertook involved: - Site visits with on-site sketches and site analysis - Experiential mapping (supported by Kevin Thwaites research and theories), this helps people-sensitive analysis with the locals use in mind. - Identification of problems and attributes - Design process and communication through sketches and drawing together a site-sensitive vision. - Model making, exploring design ideas and expression through 3D form. - Presenting these ideas to an audience using a range of methods of presentation.

Design Aims: 1.

Define spaces which can provide for various active group uses.

Provide safe, legible access to the island and canal area.

Adapt the museum to improve aesthetics through artistic interventions and built form manipulation.

Maintain the everyday functionality and character of the canal and tow path.

Introduce vegetation to provide sensory experience and a greener setting.

Physical activity can positively affect both physical and psychological wellâ&#x20AC;?being.

Being in natural environments can restore cognitive attention, reduce stress, encourage physical activity, enhance community life and encourage community cohesion.

Design Strategy Principles supported by Kaplan: Aim to create a series of restorative places ranging from socially and physically restorative to psychologically restorative. - Being away: easily accessible fascination, supports effortless attention - Extent: offers scope and coherence - Compatibility: support intended activities - Lighting: extended period of restorative benefit

Parkwood Springs Adventure Park, Sheffield

This project involved a Landscape Character Assessment, suitability and sustainability results, and a following proposed design, in character with the area and the local supportive and active communities.

Currently the site has multiple uses, much of it taken up by uncared for parkland with limited accessibility. There is an abandoned ski village (since 2012); landfill site (closed 2014, restoration plans until 2020) and a large pocket of ancient woodland with an overgrown cemetery. The Friends of Parkwood Springs are an active community group have been wanting this site to be developed for decades, and with the help of the universities imaginative students, perhaps one day this change shall come about.

Two main objectives. First is to enhance the parks existing habitats and create new ones throughout the park. The second is to interweave an adventure park with many different activities ranging from hiking to skiing to ziplining, providing an additional purpose for visitors and year round interest.

Adventure of the Peaks in the heart for the city.

oakham drive enhanced to become a main entrance for pedestrians and vehicles. Entrance opened up on Rutland road with a sense of arrival an archway.

Warehouses removed, existing native planting enhanced and more dramatically introduced providing a sense of wild nature within the cities boundaries.

Community led Funding proposal Taking inspiration from one of the UKâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s leading educational adventure providers called PGL. They create outdoor environments that inspire learning through adventure with safe and ethical running of activities.

‘Grey to Green’

West Bar, Sheffield

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Riverside Business Improvement District for councils ‘Grey to Green’ improvements.

An exciting live project, my design encourages mixed use and comfortable use from people of all walks of life, from those walking into town from nearby estates to lawyers and business-people from adjacent buildings. It also draws attention to sustainable design and ephemeral movement of surface rainwater runoff which is directed into urban swales, creating seasonal attraction and interest.

BRIEF from Sheffield City Council: Innovative, landscape design proposal for development of a new linear green/blue corridor and associated spaces, with strong emphasis on ecology, biodiversity, climate-change mitigation & urban resilience.

Case Studies

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Light Street, Penang

The Indianapolis Culture Trail.

Bold, clean design intertwined with a resilient, pioneering focus on ecological enhancements (SUDS, storm water planters), developing a unique identity to an advancing business district. Positive environment retaining flexibility for future enhancement with an expanding budget. A firm identity to engage the ‘brand’ of Sheffield, embracing the cities art reputation, hospitality, festive & working culture, stimulating a ‘sense of place’ and forming a lasting legible legacy.

Textured surface SUDS design.

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Proposal: small kiosk, owned & run by TAP (â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;The Adsetts Partnershipâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;, organisation helping adults with learning difficulties get work experience & jobs) in a pop-up-park. Strong through route for a variety of people. Local community groups and organisations may be interested in getting involved.

Aesthetics of the design feature importantly, introducing fresh, innovative, appropriate and sustainable design for a high performing business district aiming to invite influx of more business and commuters.

My design and vision for this Riverside Business District were selected by Sheffield City Council to contribute towards the Spring 2014 â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;Grey to Greenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; urban regeneration proposal as part of the City Centre Masterplan. Three of my visualisations have been used in the funding application and interest document, one shown opposite on the front page of the local newspaper.

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go. . . On your day off take a stroll after that 1:500 @ A1 special date . . . for a quick coffee CITY PARK MASTER PLAN CASTLEGATE break with colleagues after that meeting . . . to take the kids when there’s not enough time for the Peak District . . . to rest with friends after a hard days shopping.

OPPORTUNITIES & AIMS

• Shaping space to facilitate and encourage harmonious dayto-day cross-over of loiterers/ stroller’s/speed walkers, creating opportunities for brief interactions, strengthening social cohesion.

• Showcase the thriving potential and beauty of self-sustaining planting and ecological design amongst the urban realm, encouraging a more healthy river ecosystem as well as ecological biodiversity.

• Reawaken interest in Sheffield’s history by deculverting the River Sheaf celebrating the unique relationship Sheffield has with its rivers, and bringing Sheffield Castle ruins to light and for people to discover and learn about.

• Dynamic, diverse, cared for and refreshing. • Strengthen connections with immediate surroundings e.g. River walk trials, the Steel Route, Victoria Quays, Riverside Business district and more.

• Encourage photos to be taken of life being lived, not of empty landscapes. • Highlight cues of care, forming an accessible ‘life line’ with the city.

WAINGATE GATEWAY This area of further detail is to the South West corner of the Castlegate City Park. As the main gateway into and out of the Park is will be a highly used and well

Known landmark. It has a strong threshold feel due to the towering, guard-like Lotus trees, the raised collecting space that gently gathers people to an elevated 5m narrow gateway, that after a brief pause, spills down and out into the park.

It is a raised flat platform, acting like a castle mound overlooking its surrounding land. Accessible for ablebodied as well as the physically impaired, cyclists and push-chairs, with another gradually sloped route circling around the mound. It is a space designed for movement as well as a meeting place, allowing for a â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;fast-trackâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; as well as niches for individuals to loiter with a cup of coffee, waiting for a friend or simply enjoying the fresh air and the view.

06 Bright Stars Islamic Nursery BRIEF: Re-design the outdoor play space for the Islamic-based nursery in a primary school, creating opportunities for outdoor teaching and engaging play. Budget to be as low as possible, as are management needs. Budget for implementation is also low, to be kept in mind. Improved visual protection from outside is of high priority as is the safety of the children in general.

My design was approved of by the nursery staff and discussions were held for the construction of a combined design with a couple of other students. Unfortunately it didnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t come to be due to loss of funding and labour implementation time.

Design proposals create safe play opportunities into the existing slope, encouraging exploration & imagination through play. Built in terraces for growing of herbs encouraged by Islam teachers. Pictorial display of the creation story displayed around the bounding fence which also prevents unwanted visuals from the outside.

RESPONSE: An enjoyable, unique project, of which I highly enjoyed meeting the teachers of the nursery and discussing their visions and needs for the design. Researching and understanding more about Islamic values was fascinating, as was working along side another culture was very rewarding. It has inspired me to further explore designing for multi-cultural areas.

Elmore Community Sustainable Housing

BRIEF: An opportunity to become more familiar with contemporary issues regarding housing, policies, social perceptions, legislation and the notion of sustainability. Involving issues such as integrated transport policies, ecology, sustainability, conservation and local distinctiveness. RESPONSE: A good challenge to work with difficult topography, researching into social behaviours and how positive perceptions can be animated through sensitive design.

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A people and sustainable focused design for a pioneering, interactive community housed in high-quality clusters of homes. These homes are of a variety of typologies and sizes to welcome a mix of residents. They will be built to a highly environmentally friendly standard, supported by the push towards not owning a car and lack of parking. Made possible due to site location, 15 minute walking distance from the city centre and 5 minutes walk to a local corner shop. The layout aims to encourage a healthy community, allowing for individuality and inter-activity. This can be influenced by house orientation, topographical changes and communal areas being provided.

08 Victoria-Works Fee Proposal A fee proposal for Victoria-Works Waterside Parkland and Communities. This involved researching into professional practice, law and contracts, familiarising myself with those that are necessary to know within the profession and when they apply. It demonstrates further knowledge about: 1. Fee Proposals Essential Information 2. Statement of Competence 2.1 Landscape Consultant Profile

2.1.1 Accreditation and Insurance 2.1.2 Previous Experience 2.2 Specialist Input and Involvement of other Professionals

3.1 Project Summary 3.2 Specific Works

4.1 LCA Overview 4.2 Landscape Consultant Services (Including preliminary & basic services) 4.3 Conditions of Appointment 4.4 Overview of the Memorandum of agreement 4.5 Scope of Services

5.1 Program of Works 5.2 Proposed Fee Schedule (Hourly Charge Out Rate, Exclusions, Clarifications and Limitation of Liability) 5.2.3 Additional Costs

6.1 Planning permission and ownership of land 6.2 Sheffield Development Plan planning policies 25 6.3 Listed Buildings

3. Proposed Works

4. Landscape Consultantâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Appointment (LCA)

5. Fee Quote

6. Planning and Legislation

09 Howbrook LVIA, The Peak District This was the first LVIA I completed at university. Following, at the Landscape Partnership, I assisted in a number of LVIAs including the desk top studies, analysis diagrams and proposal drawings. This LVIA was based upon how they would be undertaken in practice. This included: - Site visits; - Scoping (planning policy frameworks, Cobex Opencast Coal mining proposals); - Landscape baseline information (accessing character area descriptions and other designations via Magic and Natural England); - Visual baseline information (including using software to show the ZTVâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s); - Concluding the potential and predicted landscape impacts as well as overall significance of landscape effects.

On-site viewpoints recorded and visual impacts

- Visual impact assessment (showing visually the changes that may occur, as seen in the photos below) - Stating the mitigation measures (avoidance, reduction, compensation, restoration) - And a concluding summary.

Research and Reports

2011

Sociological Studies and Impacts of Landscape Design.

2012

Landscape Character Assessment of The Loxley Valley (Peak District).

2012

The Definition, Origin, Evolution and Importance of Park Systems.

2013 What were the most significant forces and their Impacts Which influenced Manchester in England becoming ‘Cottonopolis’; the first industrial city in the 1800’s?

2014 Why An Understanding of the Ecology of Transition Zones Between Plant Communities is Important in Landscape Management.

2014

Land Contamination and Restoration: Croda Site, Rotherham.

2015

Sheffield City Centre Riverside: Management Plan.

C harlotte R yley

BSc/MLA

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