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[Mixed-use Development and Site Design]

FAIR PARK CONCEPTUAL PLANNING AND DESIGN

[Children's Park Planning and Design]

DONIPHAN DRIVE STREETSCAPE DESIGN

[Streetscape Planning and Design]

HELENA PORT AUTHORITY MASTER PLAN

[City master plan and land use planning]

FORNEY TRACT LOTTING PLAN

[Land Developement Planning]

LANDSCAPE ARTWORK

[Small Landscape Architecture Design]

DAMMAM INTERSECTION TEMPLATES DESIGN [Streetscape Construction Details]

ACADEMIC

LINCOLN BOULEVARD DESIGN GUIDELINES

LEED_ND QUALIFIED MIXED-USE DEVELOPMENT

[Mixed-use Development and Site Design]

CHUXIONG NATURAL WELLNESS RESORT

[Resort Master Plan and Site Design]

“COUPLING INDUCTION” BETWEEN DESERT AND WETLAND

[Wetland and Desert Landscape Planning and Design]

GREEN ROOF ON CAMPUS

[Green Roof & Living Wall Planting]

CONSTRUCTION WORK

[Grading Plan, Planting Plan, Sections]

OTHER WORKS [Fine Art, Architectural Model, Photography]

LINCOLN BOULEVARD DESIGN GUIDELINES

Project Description The approximately 130-acre property is located on N/ Lincoln Boulevard just south of Interstate 44 in North East Oklahoma City. In order to create a consistent standard of high quality throughout the development. These guidelines address site planning, architecture and landscape architecture. In addition, the guidelines provide a framework that encourages creativity and diversity within a consistent pallet that ensures the overall integrity and quality of design. The goal is for a high quality development that enhances the community and creates long-term value. My responsibility is doing the master plan, creating analytical graphics, sections and layouts of main roads, and designing the details of every landscape node by building sketchup models and doing the rendering.

[Mixed-use Development and Design] Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Professional / Team Work Feb. 2017- May. 2017

DRAFT

DRAFT DRAFT

SITE ANALYSIS

RAMEWORK

DRAFT

EHICULAR CIRCULATION

PEDESTRIAN CIRCULATION

B provides a safe and efficient transportation network at promotes opportunities for linkages to Lincoln oulevard, Kelley Avenue and %0th street. All street pes contribute to the character of the development hile providing alternatives to the automobile; allowing er to meet routine needs through walking or bicycling.

Lincoln Boulevard Development provides pathways On-street bike lanes and trails to promote pedestrian circulation through the They allow for a safe bikeway connection through the development and to connect to the broader regional community that ties into the street network. trail network. The size of the site makes for a very walkable development. Based on a 5 minute, 1/4 mile ▪ On Street bike lane adjacent to a curb face shall walk pedestrians could potentially walk from the edge be 6’ wide. of the development to the center in approximately 5 ▪ A 6” solid white line shall be used to separate the PEDESTRIAN VEHICULAR minutes. bike lane from the traffic lane. Legendand around Legend▪ Bicycle lane word and/or symbol markings shall be used to define the bike lane. Connection To City Trail Primary Entrance markings On-street Bike Lane + Secondary Entrance ▪ Green paint shall be used to increase visibility of Pedestrian Trail Road the bicycle zone adjacent to a rightPrimary turn lane to Multi-use Path Secondary reinforce priority to bicyclist in conflict areas. Road

C Roadway Dimensions Amenity Zone / Planter Zone

Sidewalk Width

Frontage Zone Width

12’

6’

Parallel

7’

6’-6”

1’-6”

20’

12’

6’

N/A

8’

Bluff Road

52’

N/A

12’

N/A

10’

Entry Road

84’

N/A

6’

12’

6’

Parallel

7’

8’

N/A

Bike Lane

Vehicle Lane

N/A N/A

Street Name Promenade Boulevard

136’

60’*

14’

N/A

Parallel

7’

6’-6”

1’-6”

Town Center Side Street

74’

N/A

13’

N/A

Parallel

7’

6’-6”

1’-6”

Gutter

On Street Parking

N/A

Planting Strip

On- Street Bike Lane + Pedestrian Trail

Clear

10'

Character Zones A. Town Center Zone B. Retreat Center Zone C. Multi-Family Estate Zone D. Residential Townhomes Zone E. Corporate Office Campus Zone F. Neighborhood Commercial Zone

MASTER DEVELOPMENT GUIDELINES 30

Internal sidewalks and pathways

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UTILITIES

Legend

Parks / Openspace Plaza

Wet Detention Dry Detention Storm Sewer Line

Water Line Sanitary Sewer Line

GATEWAYS

BUFFERS

Public Art

Legend

Primary Gateway

Landscape Buffer Service Area Screening

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Primary Public Art Location Secondary Public Art Location

Building Footprints

Development Area Boundaries

LIGHTING

Legend

Building Footprint

Primary Public Art Location VIEWSHED Secondary Public Art Location

Legend

Primary Viewshed LIGHTING

Secondary Viewshed

Legend

Development Area Boundary

Plaza pathways These pathways typically include street furniture, STREET TYPES lighting, street trees and on-street parking to help create a pedestrian safe environment. Legend Legend

MASTER DEVELOPMENT GUIDELINES

DRAINAGE

Legend

VIEWSHED

Vehicular Circulation

LINCOLN 15 BOULEVARD DESIGN GUIDELINES

Above Grade Parking Structure Below Grade Parking Structure Surface Parking

Legend

Public Art

Roadway Lighting Pedestrian / Streetscape Lighting Specialty Lighting

Development Area Boundary STREET TYPES

Riverfront Boulevard Ridgeway Boulevard Bluff Road Entry Road Town Center Side Street Promenade Boulevard

Legend

LB provides a safe and efficient transportation network that promotes opportunities for linkages to main roads. All street types contribute to the character of the development while providing alternatives to the automobile.

Street Planting Residential Planting Detention Pond Planting Waterfront Planting Existing Trees Canopy Open Lawn Special Planting Parking Lot Planting Buffer Planting Buffer Planting

Roadway Lighting Pedestrian / Streetscape Lighting Specialty Lighting

Legend

SITE LANDSCAPE

Riverfront Boulevard Primary ▪ PlazaViewshed pathways shall be a minimum of 6’ wide Ridgeway Boulevard ▪ See specific district for plaza pathway material Bluff Road Secondary Viewshed and patterns. Entry Road Town Center Side Street Promenade Boulevard

LINCOLN BOULEVARD DESIGN GUIDELINES

BUFFERS

▪ Internal sidewalks shall be a minimum of 5’ wide and 5" thick; if sidewalk is expected to encounter any vehicular traffic then the concrete shall be 6" Building Footprints Development Area Boundaries thick. Legend▪ Sidewalks shall be concrete; Legend see specific district section for paving pattern.

Multi-Use Trail

Primary Entrance Secondary Entrance Primary Road Secondary Road Tertiary Road

Secondary Gateway Water Line Sanitary Sewer Line

Legend Legend These pathways help to create safe pedestrian

Building Footprint

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PARKS AND OPENSPACE

Legend

Secondary Gateway

Multi-Use Trail

Legend

UTILITIES

environments. They are also critical linkages between Landscape Buffer Primarytrails, Gateway multi-use districts and openspace. Service Area Screening

Legend

Connection To City Trail On-street Bike Lane + Pedestrian Trail Multi-use Path

Multi-Use Recreation Above Grade Parking StructureRooftop Playground Below Grade Parking Structure District Boundary Surface Parking

Multi-use trail DRAINAGE ▪ Critical to the overall connectivity of the Legend development, these trails meander Legendthrough the parks and create linkages to the other pathways Wet Detention Parks / Openspace in the community Dry Detention Plaza ▪ Multi-use trails shall be 10' wide minimum. Storm Sewer Line Multi-Use Recreation Rooftop ▪ Trails shall be concrete or asphalt with a 4” Sidewalk / Playground Pedestrian minimum painted stripe painted along the Trail District Boundary centerline. GATEWAYS

Legend

PARKS AND OPENSPACE

Gutter

Bike Lane

2 2

Vehicle Lane Width

Median Width

72’ 96’

Right of Way Width

Riverfront Boulevard Ridgeway Boulevard

PARKING

Tertiary Road

# of Lanes

VEHICULAR

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TREET SECTIONS

DRAFT

PEDESTRIAN

Pedestrian Circulation

SITE LANDSCAPE

Legend Street Planting Residential Planting Detention Pond Planting Waterfront Planting Existing Trees Canopy Open Lawn Special Planting Parking Lot Planting Buffer Planting Buffer Planting

MASTER DEVELOPMENT GUIDELINES

Pathways and trails are provided through the development and to connect to the broader regional trail network. 1/4 mile walk pedestrians could potentially walk from the edge of the development to the center in approximately 5 minutes.

DRAFT DRAFT

DRAFT

LIGHTING All development areas shall have appropriate street and pedestrian lighting that provides adequate visibility at entrances, public sidewalks, parking lots and open areas to ensure safety within the development. Roadway Lighting ▪ The design and location of lighting should consider sustainability and the impacts of light pollution. ▪ All street lighting should be “dark sky” friendly to minimize light pollution.

DRAFT SITE ENTRANCES

PEDESTRIAN

VEHICULAR

Legend

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RESIDENTIAL MULTI-FAMILY ESTATES

Pedestrian Lighting ▪ Downcast pedestrian-scale lighting should be provided in high traffic pedestrian areas. RETREAT ▪ Consideration should be given to providing CENTER additional pedestrian-scale lighting in areas with GATEWAYS Street name signage shall be theactivity, Lincoln Blvd a high volume of pedestrian such as key design Roadway Lighting intersections, transit stops, trail crossings Legend and shall be plazas, included in an overall design concept and mid-block connections. B Office Campus Lightings RESIDENTIAL pedestrian and streetsignage. lighting should The be “dark of wayfinding▪ All and regulatory designed Primary Gateway C Residential Lightings TOWNHOMES sky” friendly to minimize light pollution. D Town Center and Neighborhood Commercial Zone lightings

REGULATORY AND WAY-FINDING SIGNAGE

Gateways and entries help to define a community's edges. They also help to identify places of significance within a community. The gateway experience is strongly related to the branding of the community. It is the first element one sees entering into the community and sets the tone and image of what lies ahead. The gateway should be memorable, articulate the name distinctly, be of a style that echoes the architecture of the community, and be well lit so as to make a positive impression at nighttime.

and approved signage as provided by the Master Specialty Lighting TOWN CENTER Developer Key shall belighting a unified package approved by Specialty locations include: the city planning department . All regulatory signage ▪ Landscaping: Uplight trees in key location design shall ▪include backbuilding surfaces, Entrances:painted Lighting around entrancesand sign and site trim of color that isentrances coordinated to other streetscape ▪ Transit stops: Bus stops shall be well lit elements. Where possible, shall ▪ Edges: Edges of parks orregulatory plaza should be signs used to define and identify interiorlight space standards. All be consolidated onto polesthewith ▪ Retail displays: lit retail displays should be used regulatory signage shallsecurity have and signencourage trim aswindow shown in the to increase shopping example shown in figure xxx

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Connection To City Trail On-street Bike Lane + Pedestrian Trail Multi-use Path

PARKING

Legend

Primary Entrance Secondary Entrance Primary Road Secondary Road Tertiary Road

Above Grade Parking Structure Below Grade Parking Structure Surface Parking

DRAINAGE

UTILITIES

Legend

Wet Detention Dry Detention Storm Sewer Line

Water Line Sanitary Sewer Line

PEDESTRIAN

VEHICULAR

PARKING

BUFFERS Legend

Public Art Legend

Legend

Legend  Connection To City Trail On-street Bike Lane + Landscape Buffer Pedestrian Trail Service Area Screening Multi-use Path

Secondary Gateway

Legend Primary Entrance  Entrance Primary Public Art Location  Secondary

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Above Grade Parking Structure Below Grade Parking Structure Surface Parking

Primary Road Secondary Public Art Location Secondary Road Tertiary Road

DRAFT

PARKS AND OPENSPACE

DRAINAGE

UTILITIES

Building Footprints

Development Area Boundaries Legend

LIGHTING Legend

Legend

Parks / Openspace Legend

Building Footprint

Plaza Development Area Boundary Multi-Use Recreation Rooftop Playground STREET TYPES District Boundary

SITE ENTRANCES

VIEWSHED

Legend

GATEWAYS

Legend

Wet Detention Legend

Dry Detention Roadway Lighting Storm Sewer/ Streetscape Line Pedestrian Lighting

Specialty Lighting BUFFERS SITE LANDSCAPE

Water Line Sanitary Sewer Line

REGULATORY AND WAY-FINDIN Public Art

Gateways and entries help toBoulevard define a community's Street name Legend Legend signage shall be the Lin Legend Riverfront Primary Viewshed The primary gateways should be located at the ▪ Architectural details: lighting should be used on Ridgeway Boulevard Legend Primaryincluded Public Art Locationin an overall Landscape Buffer and shall  be edges. They also help to identify places of significance CORPORATE entrances into the development that would experience building entrances, columns, etc. to highlight the Primary Gateway Bluff Road Street Planting Secondary Viewshed Service Area Screening  Secondary Public Art Location C D architectural details of a building or architectural BOFFICE CAMPUS Entry Road Residential Planting within a community. The gateway experience is of wayfinding and regulatory signage the most traffic volume. Secondary ones would be All way-finding signage shall enhance the built Secondary Gateway feature. Pedestrian Streetscape Lighting Town Center Side Street Detention Pond Planting PARKS AND OPENSPACE located on less traveled entry points and would be environment ▪and shallLighting not contribute to visual Signage: should highlight maps, clutter. strongly related to the branding of the community. It Planting is and approved signage as provided Promenade Boulevard Waterfront directional and informational signage Legend Existing Trees Canopy smaller in scape thanVEHICULAR the primary one. Materials and Signs shall be simple, easy to read and architecturally Building Footprints Area Boundaries LIGHTING PARKING PEDESTRIAN the first element one sees entering into the Development community Developer shall be a unified packa ▪ Focal points: Lighting shall be used on public art, to Remain Parks / Openspace / colors should reflectLegend those used on the architecture integrated where applicable. Signs fountains, bridges, towers, etc. should be scaled to Legend LegendOpen Lawn Legend NEIGHBORHOOD Natural Areas Legend Legend and sets the tone and image of what lies ahead. The the city planning department . All re COMMERCIAL Special Planting Plaza within the development. the pedestrian user and shall also help orient the user Building Footprint Development Area Boundary Roadway Lighting  Primary Entrance Above Grade Parking Structure  Connection To City Trail Lot Plantingdesign shall Multi-Use Recreation Rooftop gateway should be memorable, articulate theParking name include painted Pedestrian / Streetscape Lighting back su On-street Bike Lane + Secondary Entrance Below Grade Parking the Structure within project. Signage for way finding is subject to  Buffer Planting Playground Specialty Lighting Pedestrian Trail Primary Road Surface Parking STREET TYPES distinctly, beBoundary of a styleVIEWSHED that echoes the architecture of trim of color that is coordinated to o Character Zone the approval of Oklahoma City. Multi-use Path Secondary Road Legend Legend B C PARKS OPENSPACE Tertiary Road theDAND community, and be well lit so as to make a positive elements. Where possible, regula SITE LANDSCAPE Parks and Open Space Pedestrian Landscape Lighting Riverfront Boulevard PARKS AND OPENSPACE DRAINAGE UTILITIES Primary Viewshed Legend Legend impression at nighttime. be consolidated onto poles41 with lig Ridgeway Boulevard Legend LegendMASTER DEVELOPMENT GUIDELINES 38 LINCOLN 40 LINCOLN 33 BOULEVARD DESIGN BOULEVARD GUIDELINES DESIGN GUIDELINES MASTER DEVELOPMENT GUIDELINES Legend Parks / Openspace / PEDESTRIAN Parks & Open Spaces Parking Pedestrian Circulatoin Bluff Road Street Planting Secondary Viewshed Natural Areas regulatory signage shall have sign trim Wet Detention Water Line Parks / Openspace Entry Road Residential Planting Plaza Legend Dry Detention Sanitary Sewer Line Plaza Detention Pond Planting xxx Deck Above example shown in figure TheRecreation primary gateways should be located Town at Center theSide Street Storm Sewer Line Multi-Use Recreation Rooftop Parking Garage Promenade Boulevard Waterfront Planting Three Approximately 35% of the site will be designated All character zoness shall have appropriate street,To City Tra Playground types of parking are allowed: Connection entrances into the development that would experience Existing Trees Canopy District Boundary Open Lawn On-street as parks, open space or tree preserves to create pedestrian and special lighting that provides adequate On-street + BUFFERS Public Art the most traffic volume. 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Signage for way fin Legend Legend Legend Parks / Openspace the approval of Oklahoma City. Building Footprint Development Area Boundary Roadway Lighting

ENTRANCE DESIGN

VIEWSHED

STREET TYPES

Legend

Primary Viewshed Secondary Viewshed

Riverfront Boulevard Ridgeway Boulevard Bluff Road Entry Road Town Center Side Street Promenade Boulevard

Primary Entrance Enlargement

SITE LANDSCAPE

Legend

Primary Entrance Enlargement 26

LINCOLN BOULEVARD DESIGN GUIDELINES

Plaza Multi-Use Recreation R Playground District Boundary

Pedestrian / Streetscape Lighting Specialty Lighting

GATEWAYS

Street Planting Residential Planting Detention Pond Planting Waterfront Planting Existing Trees Canopy Open Lawn Special Planting Parking Lot Planting Buffer Planting Buffer Planting

Legend Primary Gateway Secondary Gateway

Secondary Entrance Enlargement

Building Footprints

Secondary Entrance Enlargement

Legend

Building Footprint MASTER DEVELOPMENT GUIDELIN

VIEWSHED

STREET SECTIONS

DRA PEDESTRIAN

Legend

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Connection To City Trail On-street Bike Lane + Pedestrian Trail Multi-use Path

PARKS AND OPENSPACE

Legend

Parks / Openspace Plaza Multi-Use Recreation Rooftop Playground District Boundary GATEWAYS

Legend Primary Gateway Secondary Gateway

Building Footprints

Legend Building Footprint

VIEWSHED

Legend Primary Viewshed Secondary Viewshed

LIN

SITE FURNITURE Bench Bicycle Rack

Legend

R.O.W.

12'

DRAINAGE

Legend Wet Detention Dry Detention Storm Sewer Line

Bike Lane 6' 27'

Parking 9'

Below Grade Parking Structure Surface Parking PARKS AND OPENSPACE

10'

Legend

R.O.W.

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LIGHTING

Legend

Development Area Boundary STREET TYPES

Riverfront Boulevard Riverfront Boulevard

Ridgeway Boulevard NCOLN BOULEVARD DESIGN GUIDELINES Bluff Road Entry Road Town Center Side Street Promenade Boulevard

Planter

Wet Detention Dry Detention Storm Sewer Line

Sidewalk

Water Line Sanitary Sewer Line

GATEWAYS

Tables and Chairs (2) BUFFERS

Tables and Public ArtChairs (4)

Legend

Legend Tables and Chairs (2)

Legend Tables and Chairs (4)

30'

Furniture

Manufacturer Landscape

Furniture

Manufacturer

Model Buffer Service Area Screening

Tables and Chairs

Legend

Tables and Chairs Trash and Recycling Receptacles

Building

VIEWSHED

Concord

SecondaryTree Viewshed Grates

Landscape Forms

Boundary Concord

Riverfront Landscape Forms Boulevard Ironsmith www.landscapeforms.com Ridgeway Boulevard www.ironsmith.cc Bluff Road Ironsmith www.ironsmith.cc Entry Road Entry Road

LINCOLN BOULEVARD DESIGN GUIDELINES

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Primary Notes

Public Art Location Secondary Public Art Location

Notes

Min 1 bench per 45' of streetscape. Min 1 bench per 45' of streetscape. Equal mix of 24" round with 2

Legend

LINCOLN BOULEVARD DESIGN GUIDELINES

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Parc Centre LIGHTING chairs and 30" round with 4 Equal mix of 24" round with 2 Located within amenity zone of Parc Centre chairs and 30" round with 4 Concord

Landscape Forms Legend www.landscapeforms.com

Tree Grates

Street Planting 80 Residential Planting Detention Pond Planting80 Waterfront Planting

Concord

Development Area Boundaries www.landscapeforms.com

www.landscapeforms.com Landscape Forms Footprint Development Area Trash and Recycling Receptacles Landscape Forms www.landscapeforms.com Bicycle Racks www.landscapeforms.com Landscape Forms Bicycle Racks Landscape Forms STREET TYPES www.landscapeforms.com Pedestrian Lighting www.landscapeforms.com 30' Landscape Landscape Forms Forms Lighting Pedestrian Landscape Lighting Lighting www.landscapeforms.com www.landscapeforms.com

Legend

Model

Landscape Forms www.landscapeforms.com Landscape Forms www.landscapeforms.com Landscape Forms 22'

Building Footprints

Roadway Lighting Legend Pedestrian / Streetscape Specialty Lighting Primary Viewshed Landscape Lighting SITE LANDSCAPE

44'

Legend

Primary Gateway

Legend

16'

6' Parking

UTILITIES

SecondaryBench Gateway Primary Public Art Location Bench Secondary Public Art Location

Development Area Boundaries

12'

44'

Bike Lane 6' 27'

Legend

Parks / Openspace Plaza Legend Multi-Use Recreation Rooftop Water Line Playground Sanitary Sewer Line District Boundary 22'

16' Vehicle Lane

DRAFT

Above Grade Parking Structure Below Grade Parking Structure Surface Parking

DRAINAGE

UTILITIES

Public Art

Landscape Buffer Service Area Screening

2'-5" 5'-5"

Sidewalk

BUFFERS 30'

2'-5" 5'-5"

Lighting

Legend

Primary Entrance 5' 3' 2' Secondary Entrance Primary Road 5' 3' 3' 6' Secondary Sidewalk Planter Parking Road Bike Vehicle Lane Lane 12' 8' 7' 9' 6' 3' 6' Tertiary Road 27'

Tree Grate

Concord Concord Concord

sidewalk. Located within zone Roadway Lighting Located withinamenity amenity zone of sidewalk. of sidewalk. 50' max. distance

Pedestrian / Streetscape Lighting

from mainwithin entrances. Located amenity zone ofSpecialty sidewalk. 50'Lighting max. distance Centered between street trees at from main entrances. 44' o.c. and other key locations.

30'

Concord Concord Concord ADA ADA

Town Center Side Street Promenade Boulevard

R.O.W.

Vehicle Lane

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Lighting

PARKING

44'

R.O.W.

Primary Entrance Parking Vehicle Lane Bike Sidewalk Lane 12' 10' 6' 9' Secondary Entrance 27' Primary Road Secondary Road Tertiary Road

Connection To City Trail On-street Bike Lane + Legend Pedestrian Trail Multi-use Path Above Grade Parking Structure

R.O.W.

Legend

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

PARKING

VEHICULAR

Tree Grate

R.O.W.

PEDESTRIAN

R.O.W.

AFT

Trash and Recycling Bench Bicycle Receptacles Rack R.O.W. Trash and Recycling Receptacles 44'R.O.W. VEHICULAR

Centered between street trees at

44' o.c. and other key locations. SITE LANDSCAPE 5' Square; 22' o.c. to align Legend with parallel parking pavement making 5' Square; 22' o.c. to align Street Planting with parallel parking pavement making Residential Planting

Detention Pond Planting 25 Waterfront Planting Existing Trees Canopy Open Lawn 4 Special Planting

MASTER DEVELOPMENT GUIDELINES

PERSPECTIVES Town Center Promenade Boulevard Central Park The promenade includes water fountains, public art, specialty lighting and site furnishings that are unique to the town center. Pedestrians can stroll the length of the promenade under the canopy of shade trees while enjoying the activity of the adjacent storefronts.

Riverside Playground Park The riverside playground includes a main entrance plaza with signage, shade structures, a splash pad, natural climbing features and a playground with equipment for all ages. The Riverside commons is a large open grassy area adaptable to many types of activities including festivals, concerts and fieldsports.

Grand Stairway Fountain & Sculpture Placed on axis with the town center street grid, it is an architectonic feature that rises 30 feet along the existing hillside, with one staircase on each side of a terraced waterfall. At the top of the staircase is a large sculpture and overlook. The sculpture will be lit at night and seen as a landmark for the development.

Community Park

Terraced Water Park

The park consist with a big open lawn and native grasses and herbs planted around the lawn. it serves as a sunshine bathing, multi-fnctional space, which can be a amphitheatre, fare, soccer field and so on.

The pond is regenerated by planting with plenty of aquatic plants. The terraced stream goes downhill with rocks and grasses dotted at the bank. People can get involved in the natural event through bridges upper above the stream.

FAIR PARK CONCEPTUAL PLANNING AND DESIGN [Children's Park Planning and Design] Dallas, Texas Professional / Team Work Apr. 2017

MASTER PLAN

Project Description The Dallas Community and the surrounding neighborhood residents have been promised an improved Fair Park - with green spaces and elements free and accessible. There are 7 key strategies. (1) Develop master plan with green spaces. (2) Create new uses for buildings and park spaces to enhance the year-round, free, public experience. (3) Work with the community. (4) Preserve historic treasures by fixing and maintaining property. (5) Attract more people through marketing. (6) Improve transportation and accessibility. (7) Continue improving through master planning. My responsibility is mainly building sketchup model and doing the rendering which includes designing every detail in the the park. Then I put it in the lumion to do the rendering.

PERSPECTIVES Full View of Fair Park

Water Works Area

The park provides abundant activities for children and adults, including kid's playground, central plaza, observation tower, dining, resting area, food trucks.

Decorated with a ring of fountains which is the iconic and central view in the park. People can have unforgetable experience when walking inside the fountains.

Adventure Land

Kids' Place

This is a major kids activity area providing various of activities, like climbing tower, terraced lands, small facilities, in which children and adults can both have fun.

This is another major area for kids playing, which includes slides, tree houses, swings, and climbing towers- actually can be accessed by the disabled.

DONIPHAN DRIVE STREETSCAPE DESIGN [Streetscape Planning and Design] El Paso, Texas Professional / Team Work May. 2017- Jun. 2017

Project Description This project is the streetscape planning and design on the Doniphan Drive in El Paso, Texas, which includes three alternatives of 9 intersections on the road and landdscape architecture design of single elements. Each alternative is corresponding with sepecific right-of-way width. The designs of intersections are involved with the crosswalk parttern, median island, railway crossing. Designs of single elelments include the proposals of signal lights, road and pedestrian lights, bus stations, gateways, fences, trail heads, direction boards, and benches and so on. My responsibility is doing the designs of two of three alternatives.

INTERSECTION PERSPECTIVES

Intersection 1- Alternative 1

Intersection 1- Alternative 2

Railway Crossing- Alternative 1

Railway Crossing- Alternative 2

SINGLE ELEMENT DESIGN

Gateway

Trail Head

Bus Station

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Direction Sign

Resting Area

Direction Sign

Gateway

Resting Area

Trail Head

Bus Station

HELENA PORT AUTHORITY MASTER PLAN [City master plan and land use planning] Helena, Arkansas Professional / Teamwork June. 2017

Conceptual Land Use

Existing Land Use

Railroad Network Expansion

Stormwater Flow

Environmental Characteristics

FORNEY TRACT LOTTING PLAN [Land Developement Planning] Forney Tract, Forney, Texas Professional / Individual Work Dec. 2016

LANDSCAPE ARTWORK

[Small Landscape Architecture Design] Shahan Lakeview, Oak Point, Texas Professional / Individual Work Nov. 2016

Harwood Center Greenroof, Dallas, Texas Professional / Individual Work Nov. 2016

A art monument is proposed in front of the community center in Shahan Lakeview LANDSCAPE DESIGN land development. I proposed four corten panels which represent four seasons. The [MONUMNET DESIGN, SHAHAN patterns are the image expressions of growth, bloom, fading,LAKEVIEW, and cheerless.

Corten screens are proposed as background of vegetaion on the Harwood Center greenroof. I proposed this pattern and scaled it to fit the size of [GREEN ROOF, HARWOOD CENTER, DALLAS,this TEXAS] screen. Lightings would be installed to emphasize pattern at night.

OKA POINT, TEXAS]

5’

10’

5’

SHAHAN LAKEVIEW - ART PIECE (NO BARN WOOD) SPRING SUMMER

SPRING

SUMMER

AUTUMN

WINTER

CORTEN PANEL

DAMMAM INTERSECTION TEMPLATES DESIGN [Streetscape Construction Details] Dammam, Saudi Arabia Professional / Individual Work Mar. 2017

CHUXIONG NATURAL WELLNESS RESORT [A Comprehensive Master Plan and Site Design] Chuxiong, Yunnan, China Academic/ Teamwork on the Master Plan, individual work on the Wellness Center. Jan. 2015- May. 2015

SITE LOCATION

Project Description This project focuses on the master plan and site design for the Loversâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Valley Tourism Development and aims to attract tourists and Chuxiong citizens by providing wedding and honeymoon services, a variety of housing, and facilities to improve their health with the help of nature. The background analyses on its location and regional context, history and Yi culture, government policy, demographic data, market issues, climate, traditional architecture and SWOT are done. The master plan respects the cultural heritage of the Yi people, help to increase employment opportunities for residents and preserve the siteâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s agricultural aspects.

Monterey, California/ 2014

Taos, New Mexico/ 2017

Jiangsu, China/ 2017

Arizona/ 2016

Sedona, Arizona/ 2016

Washington D.C. / 2017 66