DallinSlater
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO
DallinSlater dallinslater@msn.com www.dallindesigns.com (801)636-7684
Table of Context Front Runner Transit Station
Emerging Areas ∙ Transit-Oriented Development
Red Butte Native Garden
Planting Design ∙ Utah Native Biotanical Garden
North Logan Pioneer Park
Masterplan for a new community heritage park in North Logan
Temple Barn Community Center
Masterplan for a native plant demonstration garden
Granary District
Urban Redevelopment Project for Salt Lake City
LAEP Field Studio
Masterplan for a outdoor student learning space
Jim Puffer Landscape Inc
A collection of high-end residential designs
Temple Square & Consultant Work
Garden and residential designs
About Me ∙ Resume
Brigham City, UT [2013]
Salt Lake City, UT [2012]
North Logan, UT [2011]
Logan, UT [2012]
Salt Lake City, UT [2012]
Utah State University [2013]
Northern Utah [2014]
Salt Lake City [2015]
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Front Runner Transit Station
Masterplan for a transit-oriented development for Brigham City, Utah
Front Runner Transit Station Location: Brigham City, Utah
Site Boundaries
My Role: As part of a regional planning charrette
for the Brigham city area, I was given the opportunity to study and produce a proposal for the development that would occur around the future Front Runner transit station. Before producing a proposed design, I studied and analyzed the relationship that would occur between the new tranist station and the surrounding community. Analysis was done on existing stations in and out the region in order to best understand how to design a effective transit oriented development for the city. This project I helped me develop an appreciation for the importance of designing good circulation for access to and from important nodes. I also learned the importance of communication with the local leaders and residents to understand the needs of the community.
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Pioneer Park
Watkins Park Downtown - .3 miles
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834 Ft Box Elder High School
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Transit Development Diagram
Parks
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Highway 89 -.5 miles
Industrial
Rail Site Boundary
When: Spring 2013 ∙ Senior Year Skills Used: Hand Drawing, Hand Rendering,
Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, AutoCAD, SketchUP
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Front Runner Transit Station Design Parti
Concept Design
Schematic Design Mixed Use
Residential
Parking
Vehicular Circulation Mixed Use
Parking Mixed Use Mixed Use
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Commerical
Short-term Parking
Residential Drop Off
Station Rail Platform
Green Space
Plaza
Drop Off Commerical Plaza
Bus Stop
Rec. Plaza Open Space
Pedestrian Circulation
Mixed Use
Bus Stop
Residential
Residential
Residential
Mixed Use
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Mixed Use Residential Parking
Vehicular Circulation
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Residential
Mixed Use
Front Runner Transit Station Illustrative Design Community Picnic Area
Residential Townhomes
Residential Offices
Bus Stop Platform
Residential Townhomes Community Gardens
Bridge Access
Event Area
Station & Shops Restaurant
Cafe
Station Plaza Fountains Playground Drop Off Area
Open Space
Short-Term Parking
Short-Term Parking Residential Townhomes
Cafe
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Drainage Basin
Residential Apartments
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Front Runner Transit Station Perspective & Section Drawings
Functional Diagrams Vehiclar Circulation Diagram
Pedestrian Circulation Diagram
Primary Pathway Roadways Secondary Pathway Parking Tertiary Pathway
Land Use Diagram
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Open Space Diagram
Commerical Use
Green Space
Mixed Use
Pond
Residential Use
Plaza
Red Butte Native Garden Masterplan for a Utah native plant garden.
Red Butte Native Garden Location: Salt Lake City, Utah My Role:
Several of my colleagues and I provided this proposal of the new native plant garden for Red Butte Botanical Gardens. Intensive research and analysis was done to provide a design that would accommodate the steep slope on the site and also provide ideas of different native plants that might do well to represent each of Utah’s four plant community types. The design proposed includes an ADA access road, two small plazas, and several pathways that meander through the different plant communities. This project provided me that opportunity to learn to work in a group environment. Together our group provided clear clean ideas for the garden. I used my skills in art and visuals to produce bold colored illustrative plans and details of the design.
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Sage-brush Steppe Garden
Foothill Information Area Pinyon Pine and Utah Juniper Garden
Foothill Entrance Sign Colored Concrete Pathway Semi-desert Sage Brush Garden
This illustrative design takes the ideas from the two schematic plans to create functional and enjoyable spaces for visitors to Red Butte Garden. In each of the garden “rooms”, Utah native plants are displayed in ways that people can appreciate them and recognize possible applications for use in their own landscapes. The idea of altitudinal zonation helped to lead this design. The desert and semi desert areas are lowest and the mountain area is the highest with the foothill just below it. This will serve as an educational opportunity as visitors learn about the different native plant communities and where they are found in relation to each other. The main circulation path has a 5% slope to provide ADA and maintenance access to each of the garden rooms. The path begins in the desert garden Plant and Community Mountain progresses through each garden in altitudinal order, ending in the mountain garden. Secondary and tertiary Semi-desert Plant Community trails are available to allow people to better immerse themselves in the gardens and enjoy their beauty. All Plant Community shade structures, interpretive signage,Foothill and outlook areas are accessible by a 5% slope or less.
Desert Plant Community
Grading and retaining walls ensure that no slopes exceed 33% for better maintenance access.
Semi-Desert Entrance Sign
Mountain Mahogany Garden
Mountain Plant Community
Aspen Forest Garden
Small Amphitheatre
Semi-desert Plant Community Foothill Plant Community Desert Plant Community
Semi-Desert Information Area
Oak and Maple Garden
Coniferous Forest Garden
Entrance Plaza
When: Spring 2012 ∙ Junior Year Skills Used: Hand Drawing, Hand Rendering, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, AutoCAD, SketchUP
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Mountain Entrance Sign
Plaza Signage and Seating with Shade Stucture Desert Entrance Sign
Sand Dune Desert Garden
Lookout Salt Desert Garden
Access Loop
Ponderosa Pine and Parkland Garden
Desert Information Area
Main Entrance Sign
Mountain Information Area
Mountain Meadow Garden
Cool Desert Garden
Lookout with Shade Stucture
Red Butte Native Garden Red Desert Native Garden & Plants
Tan Colored Concrete Small Amphitheatre
Brown Colored Concrete
Sand Desert
Main Entrance Information Signage
Desert Entrance Sign Desert Information Area
Salt Desert
Lookout with Shade Structure
Main Entrance Sign
Cool Desert
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Red Butte Native Garden Perspectives and Section Drawings
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North Logan Pioneer Park
Masterplan for a new community heritage park in North Logan
North Logan Pioneer Park Location: North Logan, Utah My Role:
As part of the efforts by North Logan City to connect the public with the city’s hertiage, the city purchased a plot of land which contains one of the first homes ever constructed g Zoo Bridge Detail within the city’s limits. This project focused on producing a proposal where the land might be used as a public park. The design celebrates the pioneer home and provides the public with opportunities to experience the life-style lived by the people that first settled the area. As a personal project I learned to research and produce creative ideas that would enhance the value of the park. Features such as a farm animal petting zoo, barn theatre playground, a community farm and orahard, and a parvillion area help to invite visitors to come to the site and provide a spaceOutdoor where Furniture Detail the residents of North Logan can gather.
Canal Pathway
Community Garden Area
Pavillion Area
Orchard
Pioneer Garden
Lawn
Pioneer House
Barn Playhouse Petting Zoo
Lawn
Amphitheatre
When: Fall 2011 ∙ Junior Year
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Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator
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North Logan Pioneer Park Site Features
Site Details
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Temple Barn Community Center Masterplan for a native plant demonstration garde n
Temple Barn Community Center Location: Logan, Utah My Role:
The City of Logan plans to restore the old barn near the LDS temple where it once acted as a place of gathering and shelter for visitor’s livestock. It will now become a community center where residents might gather to learn and teach one another useful skills. This proposed landscape design provides an example to the public on how a residential landscape could be done using no turf and only hardy native plants while still maintaining a good asthetic quality. During this project I was able to learn how to develop construction documents from a drawn design. The study and research of native plants of the area also sparked my interest in learning how to plant a asthetically pleasing droubt tolerant planting design.
When: Fall 2012 ∙ Senior Year Skills Used: Hand Drawing, Hand Rendering,
Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, AutoCAD, SketchUP
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8. UPON RECEIPT OF THE "NOTICE TO PROCEED", THE CONTRACTOR SHALL ORDER ALL PLANT MATERIAL TO INSURE THAT ADEQUATE QUANTITIES AND SIZES OF PLANT MATERIAL WILL BE AVAILABLE. A COPY OF THE NURSERY INVOICE SHALL BE SUBMITTED TO THE CITY'S REPRESENTATIVE. 9. ALL PLANTS SHALL BE OF THE GENUS, SPECIES, VARIETY, CULTIVAR, AND SIZE AS SHOWN ON THE PLANS. UNDER NO CONDITION WILL THERE BE ANY SUBSTITUTION OF PLANTS OR SIZES FOR THOSE LISTED ON THE PLANS, EXCEPT WITH THE EXPRESS VERBAL CONSENT OF THE PROJECT LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT.
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Granary District
Urban Redevelopment Project for Salt Lake City
Granary District Location: Salt Lake City, Utah
60 Second Observation Sketches
My Role:
At a much larger scale this urban redevelopment project focused on the redesign of the exsisting industrial area of Salt Lake City called the Granery District. The purpose of the project was to propose a way to help the Granery District become more valuable in introducing more areas for mixed use, commerical, and high density residential development. Starting as a group project and later transitioning into a more detailed and personal project, the project became enriched with detail filled with many creative ideas. The designs required a high level of research and study. On site observations were done to visualize the place and to better understand the site has with the surrounding landscape. I enjoyed creating several 3D models and visual graphics to better understand the unique elements of the design.
When: Fall 2012 ∙ Senior Year Skills Used: Hand Drawing, Hand Rendering,
Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, AutoCAD, SketchUP
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Granary District Group Schematic Plan
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Residential
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Granary District Focus Area Illustrative Plan
DALLIN SLATER URBAN THEORY - LAEP 4100 CAROLINE LAVOIE PROJECT #4
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District Sequence of Spaces CONVENTION CENTER
The proposed plan for the future development of the Ganary District is greatly influenced by the sequence and pattern of spaces created between buildings found throughout the site. These larger spaces can also be defined as nodes. As seen in this section near the convention center, the placement of the main pedestrian pathways are governed by the flow of the space between the buildings and connect to larger open spaces or nodes to join together to create a main flow. Larger open spaces or node areas often create great areas for plazas and places for pedestrians to gather.
Major pedestrian pathways are connected by nodes. Along the major pathways are side connections to minor pedestrian pathways. Vehicular travel is more commonly used on larger roads that allow for more traffic. Smaller roads allow limited access to select vehicules only. MAJOR PEDESTRIAN MINOR PEDESTRIAN MAJOR ROAD MINOR ROAD
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The type of use of buildings effects the design of pathways as well. The convention center requires easy flow and connection to its many entrances. The main pedestrian pathway curves along the side of the center to allow for easy access for visitors attending events. Circulation also flows around the landmarked sustainable building.
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LAEP Field Studio Masterplan for an outdoor student learning spac e
LAEP Field Studio Location: Utah State University Campus
Research Area
My Role:
During the summer of 2012 I was hired by the Landscape Architecture and Enviromental Planning department at USU to research, and propose a design for the new outdoor field studio and botanical garden. With the help of my former colleague, Andrew Noorlander we were able to produce the following proposed designs. The site design proposed included outdoor and indoor classroom areas, several different garden areas representing various types of design types, parking areas, and a research area.
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After review by the city and the university, I was told to redesign the circulation and parking of the site to meet the needs of the city. A second illustrustive design was made. The proposed design has influenced the collection of thousands of dollars of grant money for the project. The department hopes to begin production of details and construction this year.
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When: Summer 2012 Skills Used: Hand Drawing, Hand Rendering,
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LAEP Field Studio First Ilustrative Proposal
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1. Field Studio Facility 2. Outdoor Classroom 3. Desert Garden 4. Foothill Garden 5. Conifer Garden 6. Vertical Garden 7. Rooftop Garden 8. Paving types 9. Rain Garden 10. Shade Garden 11. Amphitheater 12. Existing Pond 13. Water & Wetland Garden 14. Asian Garden 15. Hidden Garden 16. Sensory Garden
17. Perennial Garden 18. Pergola / Main Pathway 19. Entry Plaza 20. Turf Garden 21. Permaculture 22. Access to Cross Country 23. Canal 24. Cross Country Path 25. Exit / Right-turn only 26. Visitor Parking 27. Drop-off area 28. LAEP Parking 29. Access to Research Area 30. Work Area 31. Research Area
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17. Perennial Garden 18. Turf Garden 19. Permaculture 20. Orchard 21. Access to Cross Country 22. Tower with Rooftop Garden 23. Field Studio Plaza 24. Entry Plaza 25. Canal 26. Cross Country Path 27. LAEP Parking 28. Cross Country Parking 29. Access to Work Area 30. Work Area 31. Research Area
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Jim Puffer Landscape Inc. A Collection of High-end Residential Designs
Jim Puffer Landscape Inc. Location: Northern Utah = Kaysville, Utah My Role:
Being the first job after graduating from college, I have had the privalage to put the skills I learned into practice in the professional world. Jim Puffer Landscape Inc. is a designbuild company that has been creating highend residential landscapes for over 30 years. Jim Puffer hired me to be his assistant designer. Working closely with the homeowners, I am responible for creating quality designs and drawings that provide clients visual ideas of how their dream landscapes might look. I also work with our crews and sub-contractors to ensure that our landscapes are intalled correctly and according to the expectation of each client. Over the past 8 months I have had the opportunity to work on over 40 different projects located throughout the greater Salt Lake City area, 3'
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STIRLING 5
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RESIDENCE
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Jim Puffer Landscape Inc.
860 West 300 North Kaysville, Utah 84037 801-547-9988
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09/17/2014
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DRAWING:
FINAL PLAN
Grading
Planting Designs
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Temple Square & Consultant Work Garden and Residential Designs
Consultant Work - MGB+A Location: Alpine, Utah
EAST SIDE 05 | 13 | 15
Hired by MGB+A Group as a consultant my job was to work with the client to produce a quality residential design that would satisfly the needs of the family for years to come. The focus was to provide a landscape that would provide a fun area for kids to play and adults to gather for summer parties. After producing a general schematic, the client wanted to focus on the front and side yard. Several ideas were drawn and then a final plan and planting plan.
When: June 2015 - Present Skills Used: Auto CAD, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, Hand Rendering
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BELCHER RESIDENCE
WEST SIDE
THREE STORY PLAYHOUSE DRAWINGS
My Role:
General Schematic
Concepts
Final Schematic for Front Yard
Planting Plan
Darts Ninebark (3)
Sunburt Honey Locust
ROCK ROCK
Eastern Redbud
PLAYGROUND TRAMPOLINE Sunburt Honey Locust ROCK
LAWN
Mediliand RoseEastern (6) Redbud
London Plane Wine & Roses Weigela (5) Columnar English Oak (5)
Autumn Blaze Maple
Autumn Blaze Maple Ivory Halo Dogwood (4)
HOUSE
Ivory Halo Dogwood (4) Rose of Sharon (3)
LAWN
Vanderwolf Pine
WATER FEATURE
Forest Pansy Redbud Globosa Spruce
Darts Ninebark (3)
Cupressina Spruce (3)
ROCK
Blue Fescue
Darts Ninebark (3) Crimson Sentry Maple
LAWN Darts Nine Bark (3)
Forest Pansy Redbud
Alpine Currant (5)
LAWN
Blue Mist Bluebeard (3)
ROCK
Bosnian Pine (3) Cranberry Bush (3)
Carol Mackie Daphne (4)
LAWN
Mediliand Rose (6)
ROCK Lollipop Crabapple
Lollipop Crabapple
Autumn Blaze Maple
ROCK BENCH ROCK Mediliand Rose (5)
ROCK
ROCK
Boxwood
Amur Maple (Multi Stem) (3)
LAWN
ROCK
Blue Fescue
ROCK
Autumn Blaze Maple
Mugo Pine
Layered Blue Spruce (2)
Golden Nugget Barberry (3)
Summer Wine Ninebark (5)
Crimson Pygmy Barberry (3)
Grow Low Sumac (7)
Cranberry Bush (4)
Autumn Blaze Maple
Autumn Blaze Maple
Bosnian Pine
Darts Ninebark (3)
ROCK
Karl Forester Grass (3)
Karl Forester Grass (3)
Summer Wine Ninebark (3) Cranberry Bush (3) Crimson King Maple
Autumn Blaze Maple
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Temple Square Now
Location: Salt Lake City, Utah My Role:
Learning how the grounds at Temple Square are designed, installed, and maintained has provided me an opportunity to see landscape architecture from a whole new perspective. By designing annual and perennial flower beds my knowledge of the plant palet hasn’t just grown, but my knowledge of how plants work together has become key in learning to produce a space that functions. Maintaining world class designed landscapes has also provided the opportunity to note what has worked well in each design and what has not.
When: April 2015 - Present Skills Used: Auto CAD, Google Sketchup, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, My muscles
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Proposal
Summer Annual Design
Tulip Garden Design
Christmas Light Design
Perennial Garden Design
DallinSlater
About Me Winter Sports
Travelingng Hiking Why Landscape Architecture?
At a young age of five I gained a love for design and have loved it ever since. My love for design later led me to appreciate design found in nature and I quickly developed a passion for the outdoors and learning about the physical world. Throughout my life I have continuously sought after opportunities to grow in my knowledge of design and the natural environment. For 5 consecutive summers I worked at a boy scout camp called Camp Loll. The camp is sandwiched between Yellowstone and Teton National Parks. Living in the wilderness for several months each summer taught me to love wild things and appreciate space and form found in the natural world. During my years in college my interests drove me to pursue a degree in landscape architecture. I have found that landscape architecture gives me fulfillment by allowing me to combine my talents in design with my passion of nature through creation of quality outdoor spaces. In the future I hope to become I plan to become licensed and to one day own and manage my own design firm.
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DallinSlater dallinslater@msn.com www.dallindesigns.com (801)636-7684
EXPERIENCE
Utah State University|2013 Bachelors of Landscape Architecture (BLA) Visual Arts Minor - Classes Taken: Brand Identity, Graphic Interface Design, and Graphic Design Portfolio
Switzerland Study Abroad|Summer 2013
Temple Square Grounds-LDS Church
Muller Chokes Company
Senior Gardener |April 2015 - Present
Graphic Designer|2010 - 2013
Designed, installed, and maintained large annual and perennial presentation gardens stretching over 30 acres. Supervised teams of temporary and volunteer workers.
Designed marketing material that resulted in a 35% increase in gun choke sales throughout North America and Europe.
Rebranding of Cailler Chocolate Company(Nèstle) and documentation of Swiss landscapes
Jim Puffer Landscape Inc.
Landscape Designer |2014 - 2015
Student Intern & Designer|2012
Snow College|2009
Designed over 40 high-end residential landscapes for clients in Northern Utah. Worked closely with clients to ensure all expectations where met from site design to finished landscape.
Designed the 10 acre USU Field Studio and Botanical Gardens for the LAEP program that will be
LAEP Department
Camp Loll B.S.A.
Assisted professors in teaching 3 different design based classed taught within the department of landscape architecture at Utah State University. .
Directed all activities pertaining to the natural environment. Headed 5 service projects each summer with direction of the Targhee National Forest and Yellowstone National Park. .
Associates of Art Degree, Visual Arts Major
ACHIEVEMENTS
Teaching Assistant|2012 - 2013
Utah ASLA Student Merit Award 2013 Graduated with 3.7 Overall GPA, Departmental 3.8 GPA Honors Graduate Phi Pheta Kappa Dean’s List: 2009-2013 Boy Scouts of America Eagle Scout Fluent in Spanish
LAEP Field Studio
Nature Director|Summers 2002 - 2013
ASUSU Public Relations Graphic Designer|2013
Produced advertisements for over 10 large campus wide events. Communicated with 3 to 4 clients at a time to produce quality finished work before deadlines.
Adobe
Illustrator Photoshop InDesign Dreamweaver
Microsoft
Word Excel Powerpoint Outlook
Other HTML5 CSS3 SketchUP AutoCAD LandFX
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