EMILY LARKIN 570.688.8151
ewl5132@psu.edu
01 TRAIL
regional ridge trail
02 COMMUNITY 03 PARK 04 URBAN
water dynamics
bioretention park philadelphia redesign
05 INSTITUTION
west campus
06 COMPETITION
spark park
07 CONCEPT
technical skills
01 TRAIL “regional ridge trail” location: Lock Haven, PA professional: BSA/LA employer: Brian Auman team: Ben Mayer currently in planning/building stages “Regional Ridge Trail” is a 40 mile trail segmented into seven unique fabrics. My involvement in the team included helping measure 16 bridges in the walk of the first 7 mile segment, documenting the trailhead locations and layouts, and providing design representation for the trailheads, context map, and icons for the trail shown here.
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location: Bellefonte, PA
submitted: ASLA Student Awards 2014
“Water Dynamics” focuses on the issue of flood control within an existing community area in order to make flood events celebratory of new and exciting landscapes instead of disasters. By utilizing landform to delineate residential and recreational programs at the 20, 50, and 100 year flood lines an active community can be both fully immersed in the functions of an ecologic Existing Vegetation corridor and participate in land and water The vegetation shown in the sections exemplifies recreational programs. Existing Vegetation
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semester: Spring 2014 faculty: Barry Kew & Maria Counts individual project
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the projected locations of existing vegetation. The bottom-most bar represents the prospective vegetation shown in the sections exemplifies vegetation as locations it relates to soils, slopethe projected of topography, existing vegetation. aspect, and hydrology. The bottom-most bar represents the prospective Ridge-top such to astopography, pitch pine and mountain vegetationspecies as it relates soils, slopelaurel located highest in elevation where aspect,are and hydrology. sandstone rock creates acidic for Ridge-top species such as pitchsoils pineconducive and mountain robust health for these included species. Declining laurel are located highest in elevation where in elevation,rock is the Mesicacidic plantsoils community, where sandstone creates conducive for red oaks, service berries, and eastern redbud robust health for these included species. Declining thrive. The soils areMesic well drained and relatively in elevation, is the plant community, where acidic. Proximal streamsand is the riparian zone, red oaks, servicetoberries, eastern redbud which and willow These thrive. includes The soilssycamore are well drained andtrees. relatively plants suitedtoforstreams excessive flooding andzone, acidic. are Proximal is the riparian perform best insycamore moist soils. Due to their adaptation which includes and willow trees. These to withstand periodic flooding, they stand as prime plants are suited for excessive flooding and plant species formoist development along perform best in soils. Dueoccurring to their adaptation stream banks. to withstand periodic flooding, they stand as prime plant species for development occurring along stream banks.
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03 PARK “bioretention park” location: Spring Creek Canyon, PA semester: Fall 2013 faculty: C. Timothy Baird & Timothy Murtha individual project
“Bioretention Park” is located in an abandoned fish hatchery along Spring Creek. This design seeks to both educate users about future contaminated flood problems and remedy actual flood events. People can control water coming into the park through an interactive water barrier and watch as the natural processes accommodate flooding. By creating shelfs of riparian, mesic, and ridge species, the park can retain and filter future contaminated floods above the level of the barrier.
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04 URBAN “philadelphia redesign” location: Philadelphia, PA semester: Fall 2014 faculty: Bryan Hanes team: Lillian Luu & Qin Fang phase 2: Masterplan
Phase 2 of the “Philadelphia Redesign” seeks to bring back the ideals of William Penn’s Greene Country Towne by focusing on his four main goals to increase the wholesomeness of the city. Greene Country Towne Redux utilizes these same ideals while incorporating them into a contemporary urban atmosphere.
04 URBAN “philadelphia redesign� location: Philadelphia, PA semester: Fall 2014 faculty: Brian Hanes individual project phase 3: Site Specific
Expanding on the idea of wholesomeness and what that means for the city, this design originally focused on a wholesome body, mind, and spirit. Through the design process, this space transformed into reinterpreting the meaning into the connection of art (surrealism, suprematism, and abstract expressionism) to the body, mind, and spirit and the city itself.
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Residential Commercial Office Industrial Education
Community Plaza Interactive Wetland
05 INSTITUTION “west campus” location: University Park, PA semester: Spring 2014 faculty: Ken Tamminga individual project
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Preliminary Honors Thesis Research
“West Campus” utilizes native edible plant varieties to sustain a secondary diet for the local graduate student population in the commons. By incorporating digital signage and recipes and thematic gardens, students can incorporate native, sustainable plants into their daily diet.
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Aerial view of planting plan. Notice that the garden is semi enclosed by height but still allows plenty of sunlight in.
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Quality of enclosure as people come into the space. The back corner is more enclosed because it does not block light getting to the perennials below.
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Corsican Mint Mentha requienii
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This shows people inside the garden gathering plants. People can easily identify the plants’ uses because of the formalized planting in the center of the garden.
View coming in from the fields show people enjoying the dense garden forms and edibles as they gather ingredients to make teas and jams.
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06 COMPETITION “spark park” location: Yaroslavl, Russia competition: Social Revolution advisor: C. Timothy Baird team: Jeffrey Holzer Second Place - Popular Vote
“Spark Park” seeks to find design solutions to the dark spaces underneath the Tolbuhinsky Bridge in Yaroslavl, Russia. By adding a “spark” of light, the space becomes a socially creative park through interactive light installations both above and below the bridge.
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07 CONCEPT “art in contour” location: None semester: Spring 2014 faculty: Barry Kew & Maria Counts individual project
“Art in Contour” focuses on transforming an art piece into a landscape installation by looking at shapes and grading, This process utilized several different graphic rendering skills to articulate conceptual space.
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07 CONCEPT “residence” location: None semester: Summer 2014 individual project
“Residence” focuses on hand rendering graphics and communication of three dimensional space.
EMILY LARKIN 570.688.8151
ewl5132@psu.edu