Select Works - Tony Ignacio

TONY IGNACIO LLA, LEED AP (BD+C) MLA, MPA, MSES

Fifield-Cahill Interpretive Master Plan

Delta Conservancy Sign Plan

Muwekma Ohlone Reflection Site

Solar Farm Discovery Garden

Fifield-Cahill Interpretive Master Plan

Delta Conservancy Sign Plan

Stanton Parklet

Portola Springs

Laguna Niguel Stonegate

SFVA - Construction Phasing Master Plan

Fresno ANG Mission Feasibility Study

Signal Hill: NSVP

Signal Hill: NSVP Infographic

Salinan Tribe Coastal Story

Cubes on Campus

Fifield-Cahill Trail Interpretive Master Plan

Assisting to create a plan to connect trail users with the watershed through interpretive media, constructed landforms, wayfinding elements and universal access in the San Francisco Peninsula. We are analyzing the opportunities and constraints for education and storytelling for the trail throughout the region. *In collaboration with The Acorn Group.

Planting Plan

Muwekma Ohlone Reflection Site

A space that provides context about the historical and contemporary presence of the Muwekma Ohlone people at the Alameda Creek Watershed Center. It additionally becomes a connection between the indoor watershed center exhibits and the outdoor watershed garden in Sunol, CA. *In collaboration with The Acorn Group.

• Sub-set of ACWC plant palette

• Seeds collected from the watershed and grown at the on-site nursery

ACWC: Reflection Site | Civic Design Post-Phase 3 Presentation | March 15, 2021

Discovery Garden

Afternoon Discovery

Sheep Interaction (optional)

Legend

Overlook Deck

Interpretive Panels

Wildlife Blinds

Internal Gardens, typ.

Mowed Trails, typ.

Morning Discovery

Outdoor Classroom Gatehouse Gardens

Wildflowers, typ. Entry Plaza

Gravel Parking

Final Concept

Solar Farm Discovery Garden

Enlightening the community of the process and benefits of solar energy and agri-solar farms through educational experiences throughout the site. This project became a template for future agri-solar farms throughout the United States.

The ‘morning discovery’ accessible overlook Interpretation

Template Elements

Stanton Parklet

A re-design of a small park that is the gateway to the new Stanton Plaza development. Small berms and depressions, coupled with dynamic and sculptural plantings, creates a space tailor-made for selfies.

Stanton Parklet Corten Signage

A memorable space where park users can interact with large, corten steel letters that is the gateway to the City’s redevelopment project Stanton Plaza.

EDGE OF SURFACE

NOTE: PLACEMENT OF LETTERING PER CONSTRUCTION PLAN; CONTRACTOR TO SUBMIT ONE, TO SCALE PAPER MOCK-UP OF EACH LETTERINGS FOR APPROVAL BEFORE WORK.

A modern aesthetic to a typical south county home. Architectural and drought tolerant plantings with low water irrigation is used to help reduce the owner’s water bill.

Laguna Niguel

SFVA Construction Master Plan

A master plan prepared for the SFVA delineating alternative schedules and occupation/site impacts for their planned and anticipated construction projects in San Francisco, CA.

144th Fighter Wing

December 28, 2020

Mission Feasibility Study Fresno ANG

A feasibility study to optimize the mission for the Fresno Air National Guard following strict military guidelines through and extensive, collaborative workshop process

*2008 Student ASLA Honor Award

Signal Hill: North Slope Vision Plan

Providing opportunities to connect people to their environment through new trails and nature viewing platforms.

Signal Hill: North Slope Vision Plan Infographic

A non-exhaustive, historical, observational and anecdotal analysis of wildlife on the North Slope.

* All images are the property of the Salinan Tribe of San Luis Obispo and Monterey Counties unless otherwise noted. All rights reserved.

Salinan Tribe Coastal Story

A winning grant propsal to develop a project that tells the influence of the Salinan Tribe on the Abalone Fishing Industry.

Using the science building as inspiration, this project emphasizes the square pattern on its east facing wall. As if it is alive, the building expels the blue cubes onto the fescue in order to create the windows we see today.