2019 SPRING PORTFOLIO CHENG ‘CHARLIE’ YUE
2110 Kiiredde Street, 207apt, Berekley, CA, 94704 Address
Landscape Desiiner
www.linkedin.com/in/ cheng-charlie-yue-946585102/ LinkedIn Profile
with distinctions 2nd at school ranking
Preparatory Business Year in Business Administraaon Major
transferring with scholarship
Beijing Forestry University - Beijing - China
+1 415-860-7272
Phone
Landscape Architecture - Bachelor Deeree Beijing Forestry University - Beijing - China
2010 - 2015
2009 - 2010
selected for spring show and nal exhibition
charliechennyue529@berkeley.edu Email
Art - Master Degree 1
Academy of Art University - San Francisco - USA
2015 - 2017 with scholarship
Landscape Architecture Summer School Rhode Island School of Design - Providence - USA
2017
Landscape Architecture - Master Degree 2 University of California, Berkeley - Berkeley - USA
2017 - 2019
Intern
PWP Landscape Architecture - Berkeley, California, USA Assisting with many projects in nationwide and international-wide such as new Linkedin Campus, University of Texas, Dallas, and Quzhou Stadium in Southern China. Help with ooce material purge program.
Intern
PGADesiin - Oakland, California, USA Experience working on projects in all phases of the design process ; schematic design, construction documentation and construction administrations. Making project presentation slides. Rendering plans perspectives and sections. Working with construction documents. Doing field trips and punch walks. Daily client interaction with clients including: Oakland government, architectural firms, and others. Taking responsibility for Holy mini Park in Oakland and Organizing meeting with community, consultors, and manufacturers and City. Editing and designing PGAdesign’s Website.
Intern
Professor Yang Studio - Beijing, China Conceptualizing plans and creating (digital) models for Folk Art Museum in Liao Yuan, Ji Lin Province. Assisting with water bottle design and meeting with customers
Volunteer
ASLA annual meeing and EXPO - Los Angles, California Working at the study room to take notes of presentation, and guiding the EXPO tours.
Volunteer
Reality SF - San Francisco, California Working in the breakdown team, volunteer ministry at Reality SF. Help with the Sunday morning gathering at Everett Middle school in San Francsico
Volunteer
The Richmond College Prep School - Richmond, California Working in Grandpa Allen’s Learning Garden at the Richmond College Prep School. Helping with the chicken cage set-up and garden’s arch construction.
Volunteer
Golden Wings Children Rehabilitaaon Center - Beijing, China
Teaching watercolor painting classes for autistic children, and Holding the Charity Vazaars to sell the children’s artwork productions (Mugs, cards and T-shirts)
Landscape Journal Editor
GroundUp Journal - San Francisco, California Working in the graphic team to editor 4 essays layout Selecting article from submissions during Retreat.
Social Committee
UC Berkeley ASLA Chapter - San Francisco, California Planning and Organizing events and parties for landscape students
President and Initiator
New Palleee Club - Beijing, China New Pallette Club (NPC) is a student Association at Beijing Forestry University. it was including 103 students and 3 student leaders.
Scholarship of Rhode Island School of Design The Second Prize in Beijing 218 Gallery Painting Competition The Excellent Team Leader in Charity Bazaar for autistic children Scholarship of Bejing Forestry University
2019 SPRING PORTFOLIO
SCHOOL PROJECTS
SANTA ROSA OLD COURTHOUSE SQUARE REDESIGN
4 - 11
SUE BIERMAN PARK POST-OCCUPANCY EVALUATION | REDESIGN
12 - 21
SANTA ROSA GREENWAY ANALYSIS | PL ANNING
22 - 29
TEAMWORK - MADISON PARK REDESIGN
30 - 33
GARDEN IN THE AQUATIC PARK
34 - 37
EDWARD CROSSING & STONE WORK DESIGN
38 - 45
AVAMERE RETENTION BASIN REDESIGN
46 - 47
INTERN WORKS
ONG & ONG PL A ZA RENDERING PL AN
48 - 49
SHAFT TRAFFIC CIRCLE DESIGN (BUILT PROJECT)
50 - 51
UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS, DALL AS
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GRAND AVE STREETSCAPE
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PIERPONT INN L ANDSCAPE ANALYSIS GUADALUPE GARDEN SIGNS (BUILT PROJECT)
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HOLY MINI PARK
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MACARTHUR BART STATION PL A ZA BOARD ((BUILT PROJECT))
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CHENG ‘CHARLIE’ YUE
SCHOOL PROJECTS
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SANTA ROSA OLD COURTHOUSE SQUARE REDESIGN UC BERKELEY FINAL STUDIO PROJECT IN PROCESS
PROFESSOR: DAVID MEYER TIME: 2019 LOCATION: SANTA ROSA, CA
My goal is to use rose flower’s geometrical structure to create a public space with water feature. It helps residents to recall memory through the reflections of the significant civic buildings. The proposed water feature animates and dramatizes this historical site, and invites everyone sit along the terrace and enjoy this downtown landscape. In my design, reflection become a medium that helps people to discover the site.
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apply for an outdoor public gathering space.
RESEARCH ON REFLECTIVE MATERIALS of the different reflective properties of granite, there is How to achieveBecause a perfect reflection potential to achieve various reflection effects on the stone surface with unexpected reflective images. all the stone samples were support by the ASN STONE ® factory in San Francsico.
If the distance S between people and the courthouse building is decided, according to law of reflection and the Golden Ratio*, I can design how to put the reflective surface to make the image of the building in the water and on the granite at a perfect proportion. How to Achieve a Perfect Reflection
If the distance (S) between people and the courthouse building is decided, according to law of reflection and the Golden Ratio, I can design how to put the reflective surface to make the image of the building in the water and on the granite at a perfect proportion.
* Designing the main body reflection of courthouse buidling on the reflective surface to the rest of no-reflection surface is approximately 1.618 : 1 the Law of reflection - θ = θ 1
The law of reflection θ = θ 1
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the Golden Ratio - Designing the main body reflection of coursehouse building on the reflective surface to the rest of no-reflection surface is approximately 1.618 : 1
Finish: Polished Black Granite Finish: Polished
BLACK GRANITE
Finish: Polished 2 1/2" Grey x 12" x 12" Granite BLACK GRANITE Dark Finish: Polished WITH 70% POLISHED FINISH
Finish: Polished Finish: Polished Construction Detail of Proposed Waterscape Reddish Brown Marble White Grey Marble Finish: Polished Finish: Polished
DARK GREY GRANITE 2 1/2" x 12" x 12" YELLOW GRANITE
WITH BUSH HAMMERED FINISH ON 1/2" MORTAR BED & 1/4" GROUT JOINTS 2 1/2" x 12" x 12" GREY GRANITE WITH 70% POLISHED & FILLED FINISH ON 1/2" MORTAR BED & 1/4" GROUT JOINTS
CAST IRON REDDISH BROWN MARBLE DRAINAGE COVER
WHITE GREY MARBLE
1/2" RADIUS AT GRANITE EDGE (TYP) 2 1/2" x 12" x 12" BLACK GRANITE WITH 70% POLISHED & FILLED FINISH ON 1/2" MORTAR BED & 1/4" GROUT JOINTS
1" Ø CONDUIT PIPE FOR OVERFLOW 83 8"
DRAINAGE CHANNEL WITH AGGREGATE
4'-212"
3/4" DEEP WATER BASIN 8"
1.5% SLOPE TO DRAIN
1/2" OVERHANG
1" Ø CONDUIT INLET #3 REBAR @ 12" O.C.
5" x 12" YELLOW GRANITE 3/4" EXPANSION JOINT
AGGREGATE BASE
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SCALE:1/8" = 1' - 0"
ENL ARGEMENT SECTION B-B
Finish: Polished WhitePolished Porcelain Finish: WHITE PORCELAIN
Research: Reflection of Reflective Materials Surfaces
Base on the research on the several materials including granites, Base on the research on the several materials including granites, marmarbles and porcelain, the polished (70%) dark granite is the most bles and porcelain. I found a polished (70%) dark granite is the most eff ective proposed waterscape. effectivefor forthethe proposed waterscape. A polished finish surface reflects a more clear reflection than a honed counterpart. A darker
All the stone samples were support by the ASN STONE ÂŽ factory in suface highlight a relfection as well. Even though the patterned marble San Francsico. can create an attractive patterned reflection, the low level of durability
makes it less successful than granite. Also, porcelain is too fragile to apply for an outdoor public gathering space.
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Clay Gesture Model
ROSE CONCEPT PROCESS rose language
parts
clay parts
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SCHEMATIC PL AN Graphic created: VectorWorks
Because of the different reflective properties of granite, there is potential to achieve various reflection effects on the stone surface with unexpected reflective images. Reflective granites and water duplicate the envelope of the city. When the user walks around the proposed reflective surface, the reflection changes on the granite or water surface. It brings the unexpected images, which appeals to people on a deep level.
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COURTHOUSE BUILDING REFLECTION IN THE WATER Graphic created: SketchUp & Photoshop
Both the granite and the water provided opportuni�es for reflec�on. Reflec�on on granites is misty yet sta�onary. Meanwhile, the reflec�on on water is clear yet changeable like memories, full of surprise. 10
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SUE BIERMAN PARK POST-OCCUPANCY EVALUATION | REDESIGN
Graphic created: AutoCAD & Photoshop
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SOCIAL FACTOR RESEARCH IN UC BERKELEY PROFESSOR: ANNA BRAND TIME: 2018 LOCATION: EMBARCADERO 4 AT SAN FRANCISICO, CA
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EXISTING CONDITION ANALYSIS
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GRAPHIC DISPLAY OF RESEARCH AND ANALYSIS FROM MY MULTIPLE SITE VISITS TO SUE BIEMAN PARK IN SPRING 2018.
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TRACKING Activity
Age Sex SEX: male AGE: 29
Age
Activity TRACKING
Sex
SEX: female AGE: 36
INTERVIEWER TRACKING MAP
INTERVIEWER TRACKING
Total Time: 12mins
1 10:13 am Age 10:14 am Sex Entering the park Activity SEX: female AGE: 36 TRACKING 2 10:14 am 10:19 am Walking dog around the central lawn Total Time: 18mins 3 10:19 am 10:20 am Play Entering with herthe dogpark 1 10:13 am 10:14 am 4 10:20 am 10:28 am am 2 10:14 Sitting on thedog bench Walking around the central lawn am 10:19
1 01:30 pm 01:31 the park Age pm Entering Sex Activity SEX: male AGE: 40 TRACKING 2 01:31 pm 01:32 pm Running to the central lawn Total Time: 12mins 3 01:32 pm1 01:33 pm Taking photo of Ferry Building 01:30 pm 01:31 pm Entering the park 4 01:33 pm2 01:40 Sittingpm on the lawnto the central lawn Running 01:31 pm pm 01:32
5 10:28 3 10:19 am 10:30 am am Walking exit am 10:20 Play dog with to herthe dog
5 01:40 pm3 01:41 Running the exit 01:32 pm 01:33 pm toTaking photo of Ferry Building
64 05:57 05:44 am pm 05:49 05:58 pm am Walking Exiting around the parkand talk on the phone
6 10:30 4 10:20 am 10:28 am 10:31 am am Exiting the on park Sitting the bench
6 01:41 pm4 01:42 01:33 pm 01:40 pmtheSitting Exiting park on the lawn
75 05:49 pm 05:57 am Eating
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Weather: Cloud 18~34
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Date: Wednesday 03-21-2018
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Time: 10:13am - 10:31pm
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Exiting the park
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Date: Wednesday 03-21-2018
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5 10:28 am 10:30 am Walking dog to the exit 6 10:30 am 10:31 am
Exiting the park
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DOT MATRIX
Activity TRACKING
Sex
1 05:30 Age pm 05:31 Sex pm Entering the park SEX: male AGE: 29 TRACKING Activity 2 05:31 pm 05:39 pm Relaxing on the bench Total Time: 28mins 31 05:39 pm 05:44 pm Using cellphone on the bench 05:30 pm 05:31 pm Entering the park 42 05:44 pm 05:49 pm Walking around and talk on the phone 05:31 pm 05:39 pm Relaxing on the bench 53 05:49 Eating 05:57pm am Using cellphone on the bench 05:39 pm 05:44
6 05:57 am 05:58 am
PARTICIPANT PARTICIPANT BEHAVIOR BEHAVIOR DOT MATRIX
Age
SEX: male AGE: 40
Total Time: 18mins
Total Time: 28mins
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Aggregate Behavior Dots
SURVEY SHEET SURVEY
people-times
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REDESIGN PROCESS
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Palm tree
Existing popular trees
Cherry Tree
Street trees Existing trees
London Planetree
Flowering shru Drought shrub
Sitting wall
62’- 0” Drumm Street
9’-6” Sidewalk
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8’-0” Open Field
Main Path
Bermed Landscape
Path
Main path
ub bench
Bermed Landscape Plaza mulch
Planter Sidewalk
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Drought shrub
Drought shrub
36’-0” Bermed landscape shrub area
Flowering shrub
Existing popular tree
Existing palm tree
55’-0” Bermed landscape sitting area
lawn Sitting wall
Gravel transition
Lighting
Cherry tree
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13’-6” Plaza
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FERRY BUILDING VIEW
Graphic created: Photoshop
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View Key Map
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Human Factors
Ecological Factors
Crime
Slope
Demography
Faults
Transportation
Creeks
Education
Geology
Other Parks
Noise
Santa Rosa Suitability Map
The Greenway located in Santa Rosa, this strip area cuts the four primary streets(Hoen Ave, Franquette Ave, Yulupa Ave and Summerfield Road) and three creeks(Matanzas Creek, Sierrapark Creek, and Spring Creek) in the city, connecting the east edge to the center.
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SANTA ROSA GREENWAY ANALYSIS | PLANNING UC BERKELEY VISUALIZATION RESEARCH ON THE MOSAIC SIMULATION OF HABITATS PROFESSOR: DANIKA COOPER & JOHN RADKE TIME: 2017-2019 LOCATION: SANTA ROSA, CA
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MASTER PL AN
Graphic created: Watercolor & Photoshop
outdoor class space
Oaks trees
lavender beds
picnic tables farmer market (parking lots) gather space benches area dog park wetland
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amphitheater
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MASTER PLAN picnic tables
decks mosaic pattern paving
picnic tables
decomposted granite road
orchid & oak trees decks
decompostedmosaic granite road pattern paving
picnic tables decomposted granite road
orchid & oak trees
decomposted granite road
observation deck picnic tables
wetland Oak
lavender garden
trees
outdoor class space
observation deck wetland picnic tables farmer market (parking lots) gather space benches area dog park
wetland
amphitheater
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Riparian woodland
Riparian woodland
Mixed oak woodland
Mixed oak woodland
EXISTING ORCHARD TREES’ POSITION WITH MOSAIC SIMUL ATION PERSONAL EXPERIENCE MOSAIC CONCEPT
systems and pu habitats.
Valley oak savan Riparian woodland
100’ x 100’ 100’ x 100’ MOSAIC MOSAIC To find an eff ective design language to deal with this 57-
acre site, I simulated existing habitat distributions, such as orchard tree groves, valley oak savannah, oak woodland, creeks and riparian woodland. Turned those existing 50’ x 50’ Rescale amorphous distributions into mosaic patternes. 50’ x 50’ MOSAIC the mosaic MOSAIC pattern into smaller size. Considering if the different size of nature factor impacts human activities in the different scale.
Mixed oak woodland
100’ x 100’ MOSAIC
50’ x 50’ MOSAIC
To find an effective design language toeffective deal with this 57-acre site, simulated existing To find an design language to deal withIthis 57-acre site, I simulated existing habitat distributions, such as valley oak savannah, oak woodland, creeks and riparian To find an effective design language deal with this 57-acre site, I simulated habitat to distributions, such as valley oak savannah, oak woodland, creeks and riparian existing woodland by transforming existing amorphous distributions into mosaic patterns. The habitat distributions, such as valley oak savannah, oak woodland, creeks and woodland by transforming existing amorphous distributions mosaic patterns.theThe riparian mosaic pattern was scaled to a smaller into size to better demonstrate impacts humans woodland by transforming existing amorphous distributions into on the size natural For demonstrate example, 50’ mosaic is a humans reasonable scale for mosaic patterns. mosaic pattern was scaled to ahave smaller toworld. better impacts The the 50’ xthe people’s path grid and private rest trees growthscale area and mosaic pattern was scaled to ahave smaller size to better demonstrate the impacts on the natural world. For the example, the 50’layout x 50’ mosaic is aarea, reasonable foranimals’ wild humans corridor area. have on the natural world. For the example, the 50’grid x 50’ mosaic a reasonable people’s path layout andisprivate rest area,scale treesfor growth area and animals’ wild DESIGN DIAGRAM & SKETCH Existing oak trees mosaic the people’s path grid layout and private rest area, trees growth area and animals’ wild corridor area. corridor area. DESIGN DIAGRAM & SKETCH Existing oak trees mosaic DESIGN DIAGRAM & SKETCH Existing oak trees mosaic Proposed public space mosaic
Proposed public space mosaic
Proposed public space mosaic
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habitats. EXISTING OAK TREES’ POSITION WITH MOSAIC SIMULATION Overlapping the exsting oak trees with creek and woodland mosaic patternes, I laid out road systems and public spaces without disturbing habitats.
MASTER PLAN
MASTER PLAN
picnic tables
decks mosaic
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SPACE
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Yulupa Ave and Summerfield Road) and threeincreeks The Greenway, located Santa Rosa, is a strip area. It (Matanzas Creek, Sierrapark and Spring Creek) cuts theCreek, four primary streets (Hoen Ave, Franquette Ave, in the city, connectingYulupa the east edge the city center. Ave andtoSummerfield Road) and three creeks (Matanzas Creek, Sierrapark Creek, and Spring Creek) MOSAIC HYBRIDITY THE IDEA OF in the city, connecting the east edgePROPOSED to the city center. PUBLIC
DESIGN DIAGRAMS DESIGN POPULATION PER ACRE DIAGRAMSLAND USE EXISTING
PEDESTRIAN & BIKE CIRCULATION
PROPOSED
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COMPOSITE PL ANNING MODEL COMPOSITE MODEL COMPOSITE MODEL
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TEAMWORK - MADISON PARK REDESIGN UC BERKELY MASTER STUDIO PROJECT PROFESSOR: IRYNA DRONOVA TEAM MEMBERS: ZHIQUAN YANG & LEEN SHAMLATI TIME: 2017 LOCATION: OAKLAND, CA
My Role is to do the Rhino CNC Model; Rendering and design the plan, sections and perspectives; Construction Drawings RENDERED PL AN & SECTIONS
Graphic created: AutoCAD & Phtoshop B
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Quercus ilex
Acer buergerianum
Ceanothus ‘Ray Hartman’
Populus fremontii
Aesculus californica
Ginkgo biloba
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9th Street
Sidewalk
West Plaza
Sculptured Terrrace
Children’s Playground
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Main Road
Playground
Children’s Playground
Sculptured Berm
8th Street
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BGraphic created: Illustrator, AutoCAD & Photoshop B - B
Existing Tree planter
9th Street
9th Street
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Main Road
Sport Field
Middle Entrance with Bike Trail Children’s Playground
Picnic Plaza
Picnic Area
Sculptured Berm
8th Street
Middle Entrance with Bike Trail Children’s Playground
Picnic Plaza
Picnic Area
9th Street
Small Planter Plaza
Tai Chi Plaza
8th Street
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9th Street
Existing 9th Street Tree planter
Sport Field Berm Entrance
Main Main Road Road
Tai Chi Plaza Urban Forest
Small Planter Exhibition Plaza
Sculptured Berm Theater Area
8thBuiding Street Exsiting
Underground BART Station 9th Street
Sport Field
Main Road
Small Planter Plaza
Tai Chi Plaza
Sculptured Berm
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9th Street
Sidewalk
Berm Entrance
BART Exit with Pergola
Main Road
East Plaza
Urban Forest
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Proposed Sitting Ring
Exhibition
Theater Area
Sidewalk
Exsiting Buiding
Underground BART Station
8th Street
Sidewalk
8th Street
8th Street
Sidewalk
PL A ZA PERSPECTIVE
CNC MODEL
Sculptured
Sculptured Bench Details
3/8" = 1' - 0
Sculptured Bench Details
3/8" = 1' - 0 Sculptured Bench DetailsDETAIL SIT TING WALL WITH PL ANTING
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3/8" = 1' - 0
MATERIAL SELECTION
d Bench Details
3/8" = 1' - 0
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Sculptured Bench Details
3/8" = 1' - 0
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Maritime National Historical Park
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Fremontodendron Salvia leucantha Cistus x cyprus Myrsine africana
Pennisetum setaceum ‘rubrum’
Lupinus arboreus
Leucadendron
Kniphofia . Santolina Chamaecyparissus .Dietes grandiflora Lavandula stoechas
Coreopsis hybrids Echinacea Malus 'Profusion'
GARDEN IN THE Arbutus marina AQUATIC PARK
Trachelospermum jasminoides
ACADEMY OF ART UNIVERSITY WORLD PLANTING CLASS - FLOWER BORDERS DESIGN
SITE CONTEXT
TIME:2016 LOCATION: SAN FRANCISCO, CA
Maritime National Historical Park
MARINA STRAWBERRY TREES WITH FORTHIGHT LILIES Gareghirardelli Square
Design Site
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Hyde Street Cable Car Destination
PL ANTING SELECTION
L4. SEASON DIAGRAM L4. L4. L4. L4. L4. SEASON SEASON SEASON SEASON SEASON DIAGRAM DIAGRAM DIAGRAM DIAGRAM DIAGRAM SPRING SUMMER SPRING SPRING SPRING SPRING SPRING SUMMER SUMMER SUMMER SUMMER SUMMER
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FALL FALL FALL FALL FALL FALL
WINTER WINTER WINTER WINTER WINTER WINTER
SECTION
STEP STONES
MARINA STRAWBERRY TREES WITH FORTHIGHT LILIES
If a visitor just hop off from the cable car at Hyde Street, he or she will draw attention to an existing steel pergola, which is twined by the star jasmine. Through ths beautiful reused structure, you are walking on the gravel path between the combination of Myrsine Africana, Santolina, and Echinacea. The coneflower (Echinacea) is an insect-loving plant. It will attract butterflies and SECTION bees, which animate this area on the deep level. At the end of the gravel path, it is the Lavanda area with benched, the charming purple plant as an introduction to the seconf parcel, the Lavanda garden. At the secound part, the main colors are purple from Lavanda and yello from Frenmontodendron. This color comparsion brings dramatic effect. Also, step stones creat a closer experience to the garden.
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If a visitor just hop off from the Cable Car at Hyde Street, he or she will draw attention to an existing steel structure as a pergola, which is twined by the star jasmine. Through this beautiful reused structure, you are walking on the gravel path between the combination of Myrsine Africana, Santolina,36 and Echinacea. The Coneflower (Echinacea) TREES is an WITH FORTHIGHT MARINA STRAWBERRY
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PERSPECTIVE SCHEMATIC PERSPECTIVE
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Graphic created: Illustrator & Photoshop
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EDWARD CROSSING & STONE WORK DESIGN
RKELEY MASTER STUDIO PROJECT - RESEARCH ON PLATFORM TIME: 2018
PROFESSOR: RICHARD HINDLE
LOCATION: MIDDLE YUBA RIVER, NEVADA COUNTY, CA 39
Edward crossing bridge
Hill aspects
Topo
Drawing landscape
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STONE SEATING BLOCKS 1”
1”
Edward Croossing is a historical landmark in Nevada County, California. it located at middle yuba river. Originally it constructed in 1904 and last rehabilitated in 1989, it is one lane and load restricted, affecting emergency response and accessibility at the bridge.
1”
Assignment 1
Geomorphic Transformation
In late 2017, County Public Works staff sought public input on potential bridge rehabilitation and replacement options during a town hall meeting, an online survey, media releases, meetings with stakeholders, and dissemination of an informational brochure.
1”
1”
My view in this project is working with local rocks such as green stone and granite. I explore multiple way to use stone to solve question like how stones can be contributed with the new bridge? How stones can be constructed into new landscape structure?
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PERSPECTIVE MODEL - BOULDER PL ATFORM #1
boulder platform#1
Graphic created: AutoCAD & Photoshop
boulder platform#2
picnic table
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New Bridge
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SKETCHES PL ATFORM SKETCH
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SKETCHES
Bathroom
The model study told me the property of material. I use plaster as an analog for concrete and stone for boulder. There are epic views as people either visit on the platform or watching the platform from the other side.
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NEW BRIDGE AT EDWARD CROSSING
For safety reason, the new bridge with glass railings separates pedestrian road and car road. the pedestrian road’s design transfesr stone edge to adjust the nature environment
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Graphic created: Sketchup & Photoshop
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AVAMERE RETENTION BASIN REDESIGN FINAL STUDIO REDESIGN ON MSLA’S HEARTWOOD PRESERVE SCHEMATIC DESIGN LOCATION: OMAHA, NE PART 4
Meyer Studio – Land Architects (MSLA) is now working on the opportunity of a lifetime — a 500-acre project in Omaha, Nebraska called Heartwood where was a cornfield location. My goal is base on the topography on Part 4 (Avamere Retention Basin) and redesigning a new version of the retention basin. The context of part 4 is a narrow space where next to a senior hospital. My new design tries to make a quiet hospital back yard using corn’s geometrical structure.
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RETENTION BASIN IDEAS
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INTERNSHIP WORKS
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ONG & ONG PL A ZA RENDERING PL AN My Role : Plan Rendering Time:2018 Firm: Internship at PGAdesign Graphic created: AutoCAD & Photoshop
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SHAFT TRAFFIC CIRCLE IN OAKL AND
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GENERAL PLANTING NOTES
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GREEN WASTE MULCH 1. WOOD WASTE FROM TREE TRIMMING, NOT CONTAINING 1. VERIFY LOCATION OF SUBSURFACE UTILITIES, PIPES AND STRUCTURES. 444 17th Street Oakland CA 94612 EUCALYPTUS; 100% RECYCLED MATERIAL, COMPOSTED TO SHOULD UTILITIES OR OTHER WORK NOT SHOWN ON THE PLANS BE FOUND REDUCE WEED SEEDS, WITH NO COLOR ADDITIVE; DOUBLEDURING EXCAVATIONS, PROMPTLY NOTIFY OWNER'S REPRESENTATIVE. GROUND; THE LARGEST ALLOWABLE PIECES NOT LARGER THAN FAILURE TO DO SO WILL MAKE CONTRACTOR LIABLE FOR DAMAGE ARISING 2” IN ANY DIRECTION. ACCEPTABLE PRODUCTS INCLUDE: FROM HIS OPERATIONS SUBSEQUENT TO DISCOVERY OF UTILITIES NOT SHOWN A. GWRY TREEINCARNATION PREMIUM LANDSCAPE MULCH, ALLON PLANS. STAMP WOOD, SCREENED 3-INCH MINUS, FROM GREEN WASTE 2. KEEP PLANTING CLEAN AND FREE FROM ALL CONCRETE, ASPHALTIC WASTE, LA NDSCA P E A 1 (510) 2 527-8733; 3 5ft RECYCLE YARD, BERKELEY, CA, 0 LUMBER AND OTHER SUCH MATERIALS AND SHOULD BE REMOVED BY ED KROLEWS K I # 43 B. ARBOR MULCH, 1INCH TO 1.5 INCHES IN SIZE, FROM EXCAVATION OF THE SOIL AND REPLACED WITH CLEAN NATIVE TOP SOIL. EN A RECOLOGY ORGANICS, TELEPHONE: 866-764-5765, AS 3. CLEAR AND GRUB ALL AREAS TO RECEIVE NEW PLANTING AND PREPARE SOIL 1 Signature PLANTING PLAN FOR TRAFFIC CIRCLE AT CLIFTONBY ST, HUDSON ST & CAVOUR AVEORGANICS, WEB SUPPLIED RECOLOGY BLOSSOM VALLEY PER SPECIFICATION. OCT. 31, 2017 L1 THE SITE: HTTP://THECOMPOSTSTORE.COM/ Renewal Date 4. ALL PLANTS AND LAYOUT TO BE APPROVED BY OWNER'S 1/2" = 1'-0" REPRESENTATIVE C. OR APPROVED EQUIVALENT. PRIOR TO EXCAVATION OF PLANTING HOLES. Date ST 5. NOTIFY OWNER'S REPRESENTATIVE 36 HOURS PRIOR TO COMMENCEMENT OF AT E N IA O OF CA L I F R COMPOST AMENDMENT WORK TO COORDINATE PROJECT OBSERVATION MEETINGS. 1. OMRI COMPOST MADE FROM GREEN AND FOOD WASTE, LOCAL IS 6. SPACE GROUND COVERS TRIANGULARLY IN PLANTING AREAS. GROUND COVER PREFERRED. COMPOST FROM SEWAGE WASTE IS NOT ALLOWED. KEY INDICATIONS ARE SHOWN IN LEGEND. HOLD GROUND COVER BACK IN 18 IN. SOURCE OF COMPOST FROM A PRODUCER THE US FROM THE EDGE OF NEW SHRUB PLANTS UNLESS OTHERWISE. PLANT GROUND BOULDERTHAT SIZEHAS A: APPROXIMATELY COMPOSTING COUNCIL’S SEAL OF3' TESTING COVER WHERE SHRUBS ARE PLANTED 2 1/2 FT. APART OR MORE. SHRUB WITH CALLOUT SYMBOL, x 2' x 2' ASSURANCE. HEIGHT 2. SUBMIT A SAMPLE AND ANALYSIS (COMPOST TECHNICAL DATA 7. PLANT QUANTITIES ARE FOR INFORMATIONAL PURPOSES AND CONSTRUCTION SEE PLANT LIST SHEET) BY SOIL TESTING LAB TO THE OWNER’S DOCUMENT WATER USE CALCULATIONS ONLY, CONTRACTER TO VERIFY THE REPRESENTATIVE FOR APPROVAL PRIOR TO DELIVERY. QUANTITY AND USE THE GRAPHIC PLANS AS A BASIS FOR QUANTITY OF 3. OMRI COMPOST, ACCEPTABLE PRODUCTS INCLUDE: PLANTS. A. RECOLOGY PREMIUM COMPOST, MADE FROM 100% RECYCLED 8. PROVIDE SOILS REPORTS FOR ALL IMPORTED SOILS, PER SPECIFICATIONS AND YARD DEBRIS, MUNICIPAL GREEN MATERIAL AND FOOD WELO CONFORMANCE. SUBMIT REPORTS TO OWNER'S REPRESENTATIVE AND SIZE APPROXIMATELY SCRAPS, SCREENED TO ABOUTBOULDER ¼" AND HAS THEB:US LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT FOR REVIEW AND APPROVAL. 2' xTESTING 2' x 1' HEIGHT COMPOSTING COUNCIL'S SEAL OF 9. “INTEGRATED PEST MANAGEMENT” (IPM) IS A HOLISTIC APPROACH TO ASSURANCE. FROM RECOLOGY ORGANICS, TELEPHONE: MITIGATING INSECTS, PLANT DISEASES, WEEDS, AND OTHER PESTS. IT 866-764-5765, AS SUPPLIED BY BLOSSOM VALLEY ORGANICS, INVOLVES THE USE OF MANY STRATEGIES FOR MANAGING, BUT NOT WEB SITE: HTTP://THECOMPOSTSTORE.COM/ ELIMINATING PESTS. IPM USES CULTURAL, MECHANICAL, PHYSICAL, AND B. “WONDERGROW ORGANIC COMPOST” AVAILABLE FROM BIOLOGICAL CONTROL METHODS BEFORE USING PESTICIDES TO CONTROL RECOLOGY GROVER ENVIRONMENTAL PRODUCTS, VERNALIS, PESTS AND DISEASES IN THE LANDSCAPE. CHEMICAL CONTROLS ARE APPLIED CA, (866) 764-5765; “SUPER-HUMUS COMPOST” AVAILABLE ONLY WHEN MONITORING INDICATES THAT PREVENTATIVE AND NON-CHEMICAL FROM REPUBLIC SERVICES, MILPITAS, CA, (408) 945-2836; METHODS ARE NOT KEEPING PESTS BELOW ACCEPTABLE LEVELS. WHEN CONTAINER C. ORGANIC COMPOST SCREENED 3/8" MINUS BYMATURE Z-BEST WATER DROUGHT PESTICIDES ARE REQUIRED, THE LEAST TOXIC AND THE LEAST PERSISTENT SIZE USE TOLERANT SYMBOL COMMON NAME SPACING HEIGHT PRODUCTS, HYPERLINK PESTICIDE THAT WILL PROVIDE ADEQUATE QTY. PEST CONTROLBOTANICAL IS APPLIED. NAME "HTTP://WWW.ZANKERRECYCLING.COM" 10. THE “ORGANIC MATERIALS SHRUBREVIEW INSTITUTE” (OMRI) IS A NATIONAL WWW.ZANKERRECYCLING.COM, NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION FOUNDED IN 1997 THELONGIFOLIA ORGANIC LLB 4 TO SUPPORT LOMANDRA DWARF MAT RUSH 5 GAL 3' - 0" 3' - 0" LOW Yes D. OR APPROVED EQUIVALENT. COMMUNITY. OMRI REVIEWS PRODUCTS TO DETERMINE THEIR SUITABILITY FOR 'BREEZE' PRODUCING, PROCESSING AND HANDLING ORGANIC FOOD AND FIBER UNDER LANDSCAP PHORMIUM BLACK' NEWHERBICIDES ZEALAND 5 GAL 3' - 0" 4' - 0" LOW Yes THE USDA NATIONALPPB ORGANIC PROGRAM 4RULE, OMRI GENERAL'PLATT'S MATERIALS OMRI tel 510.465.1 LIST. PRE-EMERGENT:DUE TO SOIL BEING PAVED PREVIOUSLY AND ALL 1.FLAX 444 17th Street 11. CALIFORNIA DEPT. OF FOOD & AGRICULTURE’S ORGANIC INPUT MATERIALS SOIL BEING IMPORT SOIL,WEED SUPRESSION IS NOTEXPECETD. GROUNDCOVER PROGRAM (CDFA) AND THEIR ORGANIC INPUT MATERIAL DATABASE (OIM) IF WEED SUPRESSION IS DONE USE CARDBOARD SHEET MULCH FC FOR ORGANIC MATERIALS. 8 FESTUCA CALIFORNICA CALIFORNIA GAL SUCH AS: 2' 100% - 0" ORGANIC, 3' - 0" CORNLOW Yes PROVIDE CERTIFICATION OR OMRI MATERIALS 1ONLY FESCUE 12. US COMPOSTING COUNCIL SEAL OF TESTING ASSURANCE (STA): CERTIFIES GLUTEN MEAL WEED SUPPRESSANT “BIO-WEED” AVAILABLE COMPOST HAS BEENMP APPROPRIATELY MANUFACTURED. FROM BIOSCAPE INC,1PETALUMA, CA, “WEEDBAN” 5 MYOPORUM PARVIFOLIUM CREEPING GAL 1' 1-877-246-7227, - 0" 6" LOW Yes 13. SUPPLY WELL-SHAPED, VIGOROUS PLANTS THAT ARE TYPICAL OF THE CORN GLUTEN MEAL BY FERTRELL COMPANY, HYPERLINK 'WHITE' 'PROSTRATUM' MYOPORUM STAMP SPECIES. PROVIDE PLANTS FREE OF DEFECTS, DISFIGURING KNOTS, "HTTP://WWW.FERTRELL.COM" WWW.FERTRELL.COM SSB 10 SCHIZACHYRIUM SCOPARIUM LITTLE BLUESTEM 1 GAL 2' - 0" 3' - 0" (717) LOW Yes ABRASIONS, SUNSCALD INJURIES, INSECT EGGS, BORERS, AND ALL FORMS OF 367-1566, OR ACCEPTABLE OMRI EQUIVALENT. ED 'BLAZE' INSECT INFESTATION. REMOVE PLANTS THAT DO NOT CONFORM TO THESE 2. POST-EMERGENT TYPE: “SCYTHE” NATURAL HERBICIDE BY A BOULDER REQUIREMENTS, AS DETERMINED BY OWNER'S REPRESENTATIVE. MYCOGEN CORPORATION, SAN DIEGO, CA, (800) 745-7476, “WEED 3" DEPTH WOOD MULCH NOTE: QTY. ISWELL-ESTABLISHED BASED ON SINGLE IN TRAFFIC CIRCLE, PROVIDE 3XZAP” PLANTS AND BOULDER PLANTING AT THE THREE TRAFFIC CIRCLES. 14. CONTAINER STOCK: PLANTS TO BE CONTAINERS, AVAILABLE FROM JH FOR BIOTECH, HYPERLINK LANDSC HAVING BEEN GROWN IN THE CONTAINER FOR NOT LESS THAN 6 MONTHS, NOR "HTTP://WWW.JHBIOTECH.COM" WWW.JHBIOTECH.COM (800) AMENDED SOIL tel 510.465 LONGER THANIMPORT 2 YEARS. THE OWNER'S REPRESENTATIVE RESERVES THE RIGHT 650-8933, OR ACCEPTABLE OMRI EQUIVALENT. ST AT TO INSPECT ROOT CONDITIONS OF PLANTS IN CONTAINERS AND TO REJECT FINISH GRADE 444 17th Stre REMOVE 12" OF AGGREGATE BASE THOSE WHICH ARE NOT WELL-ROOTED OR SHOW EVIDENCE OF BEING ROOTSOIL PREPRATION FOR LANDSCAPE AREAS AND/OR PAVING AND FILLPLANTS WITH FROM THE SITE. BOUND; REMOVE REJECTED 1. REMOVE PAVEMENT AND SECTION TO A DEPTH OF 12" AND DRAWING STATUS AMENDED IMPORT SOIL 15. SOIL AMENDMENTS AND MATERIALS PROHIBITED BY OMRI IN ITS GENERIC REPLACE WITH SANDY LOAM/ IMPORT TOPSOIL. DESCRIPTION MATERIALS LIST ARE PROHIBITED IN THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE PROJECT. 2. CROSS-RIP THE SUBGRADE/AGGRGATE BASE TO AN 8” DEPTH. FINISH GRADE OF ASPHALT PAVING RIPPING TO BE CONTINUED UNTIL THE ENTIRE SPECIFIED DEPTH STAMP IS LOOSE AND FRIABLE. CITY AND OWNER’S REPRESENTATIVE TO SOIL & AMENDMENTS NOTES REVIEW AND VERIFY THAT RIPPING IS COMPLETE. WATER TO BE E APPLIED AS NECESSARY TO BRING SOIL TO OPTIMUM MOISTURE IMPORT TOPSOIL BOULDER CONTENT FOR RIPPING. EXISTING CONCRETE CURB 3" DEPTH WOOD MULCH 1. PROVIDE IMPORT TOPSOIL TO REPLACE REMOVED PAVEMENT SECTION. 3. INCORPORATE 5/16’ MINUS LAVA ROCK AT A RATE OF 3 CUBIC 2. IMPORT TOPSOIL IS TO BE FERTILE, FRIABLE, NATURAL SOIL, CAPABLE OF YARDS PER 1,000 SQUARE FEET INTO THE RIPPED SUBGRADE/ SUSTAINING HEALTHY PLANT LIFE AND CONSIST OF SANDYLOAM. FREE OF EXISTING CONCRETE APRON AMENDED IMPORT SOIL SUBSOIL. ADDENDA STONES AND OTHER OBJECTS OVER 2 INCHES IN DIAMETER, INCLUDING S 4. PRIOR TO BACKFILLING TEST TO CONFIRM BOTTOM OF PIT WILL FINISH GRADE Date Description SUBSOIL AND12" CLAY LUMPS. WITHOUT COMPACTED No. REMOVE OF AGGREGATE BASEWEEDS, ROOTS, NOXIOUS SEEDS, TOXIC DRAIN VIA PERCOLATION TEST. IF THE BOTTOM IS NOT DRAINING SUBSTANCES, TRASH AND OTHER DELETERIOUS SUBSTANCES. NOT INFESTED EXISITNG AGGREGATE BASE AND/ AND/OR PAVING AND FILL WITH SLOPE BOTTOM AT 2% OR GREATER. IF NECESSARY INSTALL SUBGRADE WITH PLANT-PARASITIC NEMATODES OR SUBGRADE: SCARIFY AND TESTOR WITH OTHER NOXIOUS ANIMAL LIFE. AMENDED IMPORT SOIL DRAIN PIPES TO CARRY AWAY WATER FROM ROOT ZONES. 3. SOIL TO IF CONTAIN SUFFICIENT QUANTITIES OF ORGANIC FORFERTILITY: POSITIVE TOPSOIL DRAINAGE, NOT NOTES: 5. AFTER FINISH GRADING IS COMPLETE, APPLY WATER IN MATTER ANDSLOPE AVAILABLE NITROGEN, CALCIUM, ANDBOULDER DRAINING BOTTOM AT 2% PHOSPHORUS, POTASSIUM, 1. HOOKER CREEK SUFFICIENT QUANTITY OVER A MINIMUM PERIOD OF 14 DAYS TO FINISH GRADE OF ASPHALT PAVING MAGNESIUM TO SUPPORT NORMAL PLANT GROWTH, AS DETERMINED BY SOILHOOKER CREEK TO DRAIN INLET. BOULDER, WARM BUFF GOLD 2. DESCRIPTION: GERMINATE WEED COLOR: SEEDS. IN AREAS OF TO SUBSURFACE DRIP TESTING ANALYSIS SPECIFIED NUTRIENT AMEND AND SCARIFIED AREA WITH HEREIN. IN THE EVENT OF HUES. MATERIAL: WATERIRRIGATION WORN GRANITE. THIS WILL REQUIRE HAND WATERING. WHEN WEEDS INADEQUACIES, INCORPORATE MATERIALS PRIOR PLANTING. 5/16" MINUS LAVA ROCK, SEE REQUIRED SOIL 3. TO SUPPLIER: LYNGSO (WWW.LYNGSOGARDEN.COM), 345 WITH SHOREWAY ROAD HAVE GERMINATED, KILL THEM CONTACT HERBICIDE THAT SHEET TITLE 4. SOIL CHEMISTRY: THE PREP NOTES, #3,MEET SHEET L1FOLLOWING STANDARDS: SAN CARLOS, CA 94070 +1 650-364-1730 WILL NOT HAVE A DETRIMENTAL EFFECT ON THE GROWTH AND EXISTING SATURATION CONCRETE CURB A. SALINITY: EXTRACT CONDUCTIVITY LESS THAN 3.0 MMHOS/CM VIGOR OF THE SEEDS AND SPECIFIED PLANTS. HAND REMOVAL AT 25 DEGREES C. 2 BOULDER WITH FULL ROOT REMOVAL IS ALSO ACCEPTABLE. HERBICIDE TO B. SODIUM: ADSORPTION EXISTINGSODIUM CONCRETE APRON RATIO LESS THANL26.0. 1" = 1'-0" BE OMRI. C. BORON: SATURATION EXTRACT CONCENTRATION LESS THAN 1.0 PPM. 6. THOROUGHLY WATER ALL PLANTINGS IMMEDIATELY AFTER D. PH: PH OF SATURATED PASTE 5.5 TO 7.5. COMPACTED PLANTING. E. INFILTRATION RATE: MEET REQUIRED EXISITNG AGGREGATE BASE AND/ RATE WHERE INDICATED. 7. RAISE AND REPLANT PLANTS WHICH SETTLE TO LESS THAN ONESUBGRADE 5. OBTAINED FROM WELL-DRAINED, OR SUBGRADE: SCARIFY AND ARABLE TEST LAND. NOT TAKEN FROM AREAS ON INCH ABOVE FINISH GRADE. ADD SOIL AS NECESSARY TO FILL WHICH GROWING ANY NOXIOUS LIMITED TO, FORARE POSITIVE DRAINAGE, IF NOT WEEDS SUCH AS, BUT NOT NOTES: VOIDS AND ADJUST FINISH GRADES. DATE MORNING GLORY, SORREL OR AT BERMUDA GRASS. DRAINING SLOPE BOTTOM 2% 1. HOOKER CREEK BOULDER JULY 18, 2018 6. “SANDY LOAM”INLET. AS CLASSIFIED IN ACCORDANCE WITH USDA STANDARDS. SOIL HOOKER CREEK BOULDER, COLOR: WARM BUFF TO GOLD SCALE TO DRAIN 2. DESCRIPTION: MUST PASS THROUGH A 2.0-MM SIEVE. SAND FRACTION WITH 85 PERCENT As indicated AMEND SCARIFIED AREA WITH HUES. MATERIAL: WATER WORN GRANITE. FALLING IN THE LAVA MEDIUM TO FINE DRAWN CHECKED 5/16" MINUS ROCK, SEE SAND SOIL RANGE. SILT AND CLAY 3. CONTENT SUPPLIER:NOT LYNGSO (WWW.LYNGSOGARDEN.COM), 345 SHOREWAY ROAD EXCEEDING THAT OF THE EXISTING SOIL OVER WHICH THE IMPORT TOPSOIL IS CY,KK KK PREP NOTES, #3, SHEET L1 SAN CARLOS, CA 94070 +1 650-364-1730 TO BE PLACED. 7. IDENTIFY THE SOURCE OF TOPSOIL, FOR OBSERVATION AND APPROVAL BY THE 2 BOULDER OWNER’S REPRESENTATIVE PRIOR TO ANY HAULING OR PLACING OF SOIL. IN 1" = AS 1'-0" ADDITION, SUBMIT SOIL SAMPLE AND SOIL ANALYSIS L2 REPORT SPECIFIED HEREIN. 8. SUPPLY SOIL TEST DATA FOR SOIL, IF NECESSARY AMEND IMPORT TOPSOIL IMPORT SOIL WITH COMPOST TO ENSURE ADEQUATE PLANT NUTRITION.
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COMMON NAME
1' - 0"
CONTAINER SIZE SPACING
MATURE WATER DROUGHT HEIGHT USE TOLERANT
DWARF MAT RUSH
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LOW
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NEW ZEALAND FLAX
5 GAL
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4' - 0"
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CALIFORNIA FESCUE CREEPING MYOPORUM LITTLE BLUESTEM
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LOW
Yes
1 GAL
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3' - 0"
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SUBGRADE, SCARIFY SURFACE OF BOTTOM OF PLANTING PIT
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DRAWING STAT DESCRIPTION
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CULTIVATED PLANTING BED
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SUBGRADE, SCARIFY ROOTBALL 1" SURFACE OFSET BOTTOM ABOVE FINISH GRADE OF PLANTING PIT
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EDGE OF GROUNDCOVER AREA
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EXTENT OF PAVEMENT & SUBGRADE REMOVAL, SAWCUT AT BACK OF CONCRETE BAND
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During the Pleistocene-Epoch Ice Age, the Bay Area looked much more like an African savannah, with large regions of coastal prairie habitat. The rich habitat supported an assortment of megafauna, fauna, and flora – some of which is still supported by the Guadalupe River ecosystem today. Yesterday’s Camel (aka the Camelops) was much larger than today’s camel, with a height of up to 7 feet at the shoulder and a weight of up to 1433 lbs. Like modern camels, this camel fed on trees and bushes. Yesterday’s Camel was around between 45 and 25 million years ago, and was the predecessor to both the modern camel and the alpaca.
The Short Faced Bear got its name from its broad, bulldog-like face. It was much taller than the modern grizzly bear and preyed on other animals. The short faced bear went extinct about 11,000 years ago, about the same time as the grizzly bear came to North America.
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San Jose has an ancient history.
Deer grass is a drought-tolerant grass that grows in clumps and attracts birds, ladybugs, and deer. California Native Americans used the stalks of this plant for making baskets.
The acorns produced by the Coast Live Oak are important to both wild animals and humans. Native Americans depended on acorns for food, and went through a long process of leaching to make them edible. Coast Live Oaks are medium-height, with grey trunks and brittle, prickly leaves. Harlan’s Ground Sloth was a 3-4 ton, 20 foot long animal that fed on leaves of trees and shrubs. This sloth had pieces of bone in its skin that acted like armour against attacks from predators. This sloth had more neck vertebrae than other mammals.
Sabertoothed Cats, known for their large fangs, are the predecessors of today’s big cats and went extinct about 11,000 years ago. These carnivorous cats grew up to 3 feet tall and 440 lbs. That’s heavier than a lion!
The Turkey Vulture, which evolved around 11,000 years ago and still exists today, comes to California during the summers and retreats to Mexico and South America during the winter. Turkey vultures have a huge wingspan (up to 5’10” wide!) and an extraordinary sense of smell. Turkey vultures feast on dead animals.
Unlike other species described here, the California Ground Squirrel did not go extinct. The small, grey, spotted rodent you see today is the same one that existed 11,000 years ago. Ground squirrels feast on leaves, flowers, and berries in the spring and early summer and spend most of their time underground during the winter.
The Steppe Bison lived between 9,000 and 12,000 years ago and thrived in cool,grassy areas. They migrated to California during the springtime.
The Columbian Mammoth, which lived until about 10,000 years ago, had grey skin much like today’s elephant. Like all mamoths, Columbians Mammoth mostly ate grass, and lots of it!
Coast Redwoods are the tallest trees in the world, growing up to 379 feet tall and 26 feet wide. These trees support their height with root systems that extend over 100 feet from their trunks. These trees grow up to three feet a year.
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