YAO YU landscape architecture | urban & community design | portfolio
CONTENT Resume 1 | Flushing Creek Valley 2 | Green Artery 3 | The Vamp 4 | Suining Sport Center 5 | Sketches 6 | Photography Work Examples
YAO YU 21724 South Western Avenue Apartment 10, Torrance, CA 90501
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Experience L.I.U. Landscape Inc. | Landscape Designer
Education University of South Florida Urban and Community Design Masters Degree | 2015 - 2018 Tampa, FL USA
Si Chuan Fine Art Institute Landscape Architecture Bachelors Degree | 2011 - 2015 Chong Qing, CQ China
Developed designs for commercial and residential landscapes such as private residential, front yards and rear yards, a commercial plaza and an apartment building. Initiate due diligence process during pre-development by researching planning, building, and municipal codes. Developed hardscape designs, planting designs, irrigation designs, water calculations, pergola designs and pool house designs. Produced commercial and residential landscape construction documents for permit submittal. Coordinated with city planning and building departments to address plan check corrections. Managed clients and consultants. Coordinate and collaborate with construction foreman at the job site to solve construction issues and revisions. Produced construction materials and labor estimates for bidding purposes. Assisted in marketing management by photographing completed projects and promoting company projects on Instagram, Houzz, and Yelp.
Florida Center for Community Design & Research | Designer Assistant
Skills AutoCAD Sketch Up Lumion Twinmotion Photoshop Indesign Illustrator ArchiCAD Revit Rhino Lightroom Premiere Drawing Photography
Language Chinese English Kantonese
Assisted Professor in Urban and Community Design for production of physical architectural model. Assisted team in compiling research and analytical data and graphic imagery to produce a publishable document to be presented to the community of Fort Myers.
CQ Wei Mai Landscape Planning and Design Co. | Intern Supported project designer in developing residential community planning and landscape design for Kai Li Future Community. Assisted project landscape designer in producing conceptual documents and drafting.
Xie Nan Landscape Architecture Design Studio | Intern Collaborated with studio design director in analyzing existing site conditions by producing infographic imagery. Produced street and building facades renovation design options using Sketch Up.
June 2019 - June 2020 Temple City, CA USA
July 2019 - Dec 2019 Tampa, FL USA
Fall 2014 Chong Qing, CQ China
Fall 2013 Chong Qing, CQ, China
Competitions & Awards & Camp ULI Hine Competition The Vamp - Industrial historical land renovation proposal in Chicago Collaborated with a team to develop a design entry for a redevelopment of a valuable under utilized industrial river side site within a week.
Third-Prize Scholarship Awarded by the Institute through excellent academic performance in the study of Landscape Architecture.
Martha Schwartz & Partner Chong Qing Design Camp The Trash and Treasure Park - “The most creative children park in the world� Attended boot-camp classes under the supervision of Martha Schwartz. During the camp, I discovered the use of precedents and how it can influence my design process and development.
2017 Chicago, IL, USA USF 2014 ChongQing, CQ, China SCFAI Summer 2015 ChongQing, CQ, China SCFAI
1
FLUSHING CREEK VALLEY
date: spring, 2018
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lushing, is known as the Asian “melting pot”, which has became a blooming China Town. In 1970, Flushing and the whole U.S. were facing a fiscal crisis, which caused many of the factories located in Flushing to closed down. The empty streets and abandoned buildings were reoccupied by Korean and Chinese (mainly Taiwanese). After decades of various regional Chinese immigrants settlements, who mainly spoke Mandarin, a wave of similar dialogue speaking immigrants followed. Since then, the Asian immigrant population has increased and became the main type of residents in Flushing. Nowadays, people still continues to
come here to look for their familiar culture, food, and opportunities. Flushing serves as the setting stage for most Asian immigrants to adopt American culture and the urban environment to ease out their culture shock with a little bit familiarity of home.
pollution from construction materials industries for years. It is once known as the Valley of Ashes and now called The Forgotten River.
Due to potential gentrification this proposal would bring, most of the residential buildings that are being proposed will have affordable and senior housing greater than what is required per regulation.
While Flushing is not as developed as the SOHO Chinatown, it’s on a similar path. Because of its potential for major development, this threatens the current residents of being pushed out of their neighborhood due to potential gentrification of the area.
Why Flushing
project typology:
thesis | urban design & planning | brownfield remediation | architectural programming | public space | community improvement | infill development
location:
flushing, ny, usa
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mmigrant-concentrated areas are essential to every person who is not born in U.S. It is the connection to their past and also the stepping stone to their future. Many Asian immigrants who come to the U.S. usually start at low paying jobs which puts them in low standard of living. If these types of people can barely meet their essential needs, how can they care about their immediate surrounding environment? How can we improve the living conditions of existing and potential residence? And how can we repair and restore the creek ecology? All these questions have been considered in this thesis proposal. The proposed site for my thesis was mainly used for industrial purpose, leaving the ground and water polluted. Currently the site is occupied by various industrial supply stores and a commercial van and truck rental storage. Due to the industry history, Flushing creek has suffered the
My goal is to replace the current condition of this place, with vibrant multi function structures and spaces with an emphasis on revitalizing the creek and opening the adjacent land for public access. The purpose of this proposal is to better utilize the site’s great potential. This site is located along the Flushing Creek and only 2 blocks away from the main street and subway station, it also have expensive water and urban views of Manhattan. With all the bells and whistles, this site has great potential to become a premiere location and local landmark as well as a big economic driver for city of Flushing.
A community center is also included to encourage people form the community to gather and interact. The center also provides educational courses for local immigrants who requires further study of languages, such as English, life skills, and career development.
Why this Site
Landscape Legend
SITE FOOTPINT
STREET CIRCULATION
LAND-USE PLAN
This site consist of one huge monolithic city block without any means of vehicular and pedesdrian circulation connecting to College Point Blvd separating the riverfront from the inland.
New streets will link existing roads to the riverfront southwards and westwards to build the connections and lead residence and consumers to the river. A linear park parallel to the creek will help citizens engage the water.
The site was originally zoned for commercial use only. The proposed new zoning will have multiple uses creating a diverse assortment of places.
1 Storm-water Park
5 Riverside Promenade
2 Creek-front Playground & Skate Park
6 Landscape Bridge
3 Public Plaza
7 Natural Storm Water Park
4 Amphitheater
8 Ecological Restoration Zone
2.01 URBAN FORM MASSING PROCESS
MASTER PLAN 2.02 BUILDING MASSING PROCESS
FAR IMPROVEMENT
BUILDING MASSING
CONNECTION
Due to the change in the zoning, increased in density was the positive result.
By measuring out the different maximum buildable depth of different use types, the massing of the proposed buidings are genarated based on the increased FAR.
Increasing the connections to the creek of the new development and the adjacent community, some portion of the building volumes has been subtracted in turn creating semiprivate, and semi-public spaces.
Building Programing Legend A Mixed-use Housing & Commercial
F Multi-family & Affordable Housing
B Co-ops (Office & Commercial use)
G Community Center
C Apartment Building
H Multi-family & Affordable Housing
D Co-op (Office & Retail)
I Mixed-use Building
E Mixed-use Building (Office & Residential) J ACLF & Affordable Housing
PROGRAMMING LEGEND ACLF & AFFORDABLE ELDERLY HOUSING
ASIAN RESTRAUNTS
CONDOMINIUM
ROOF TOP SELF-FARMING SYSTEM
APARTMENT
PUBLIC INDOOR SWIMMING POOL
AFFORDABLE HOUSING
PUBLIC INDOOR BASKETBALL FIELD
OFFICE & AFFORDABLE STUDIO
PUBLIC EDUCATION
COMMUNITY CENTER
BUILDING A
BUILDING B
BUILDING C & D
BUILDING E
BUILDING F
BUILDING G
BUILDING H &I
BUILDING J
COMMERCIAL RETAIL RECREATION CENTER
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3.02 BUILDING USES TOTAL BUILDING AREA 1, 904, 985 SF FAR : 2.7
RESIDENTIAL TOTAL AREA : 1, 378, 218 SF COMMERCIAL TOTAL AREA : 469, 193 SF OFFICE TOTAL AREA : 439,193 SF PUBLIC TOTAL AREA : 184, 828 SF
72% 25% 23% 10%
Setting back the ground floor to increase the width of the sidewalk as well as the storefront spaces. This strategy could improve the pedestrian space and create more oppurtunities of outdoor dining and streetscape. Also, continued pedestrian friendly sidewalk leads people towards the riverside.
commercial
4.01 SECTIONS -1
The proposed landscape bridge cross over the Flushing Creek providing the open space for overlooking the water and Manhattan.
4.04 AXON
4.02 SECTIONS -2
Public plaza creates a place for gathering. Residents could utilize this space for traditional activities, like group dancing which is a Chinese elderly immigrants favorite outdoor social activities.
Community Center provides the public classroom to the residents. The education and social work activities could happen here, such as language teaching, cooking, instruments classes, and employment consulting .
The abandoned factories located here since the time of “Ash Valley�. A wetland habitat restoration is proposed for repairing the existing industrial pollution.
Water-front playground increase the engagement of residents and cisitors to the creek with water activities.
Affordable Live-work studios for people who would like to plant their roots and serve the community.
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GREEN ARTERY
date:
spring, 2017
Manatee River
project typology:
linear park | infill development | water front | community improvements | urban planning | sustainability | neighborhood safety improvement | place making | landscape design | team project
location:
palmetto, fl, usa
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The surrounding neighborhoods have their potential to be connected, walkable, and have multiple vibrant attractive public spaces. The main purpose of this proposal is to bridge these fragmented neighborhoods into a cohesive group of nodes creating opportunities for a promenade like place with mixed-use zones and various amenities such as restaurants, live-work suites, art galleries, pocket parks, etc. Also according to our study, we determined that the Green Artery have the potential to attract long term and short term visitors that can enrich and support local businesses. The Green Artery is the device that activates as a social, economic, environmental, and sustainable driver that can make the town of Palmetto livable and walkable vibrant place.
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his proposed linear park is called Green Artery. It illustrates the main arterial way of the city and how it could utilizes the government-owned land to connect various neighborhoods to the waterfront and it’s potential to activate this space. Palmetto is sited next to the Manatee River with beautiful expansive water front views. It also has a history of tomato farming and rail freight transport.
10th Ave.
3,224’ = 16 min. walking
3,158’ = 16 min. walking
Bridge Improvement helps emphasis the entrance of Palmetto.
At the heart of the Green Artery, a series of pedestrian friendly streetscapes along 10th Avenue and the Manatee River directs the flow of activities of people coming from the inner communities to the riverfront. Infill development are planned to bring diversity in space utilization and programing. Each building is programmed to be mixed-use with residential and commercial use. In the long-run, mixed-use buildings keep the streets alive and occupied at all times creating a safe walking environment. Twice a month, the street are planned to be closed and turned into a farmers and antique market.
LEGEND
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LIBRARY & CIVIC CENTER
PUBLIC FACILITIES & GATHERING SPACES
PROPOSED MUSEUM
LIGHT HOUSE
PARKS AND RECREATIONAL SPACE & STORM WATER RETENTION LOCATIONS
PROPOSED COMMERCIAL STORES
PROPOSED COMMERCIAL CENTER
PROPOSED OFFICE SPACES/ WORK SHOPS
PROPOSED RESIDENTIAL USE
10th Ave.
LEGEND WIFI SERVICES Free wifi is available to the public along the Green Artery.
BIKE LANE & BIKE PARKING Continuous bike lanes along with curb side bike parking lots.
PEDESTRIAN CROSSING LANES Extended curb sidewalk helps protect pedestrians waiting to cross.
INTERSECTION FRIENDLY CROSSING Wide and more noticeble crossing strips helps slow down the traffic and improves the communication between cars and pedestrian.
SHIP DOCK Temporary docking spaces available to public and permenant rentable docking spaces are available upon reservation.
WATER ACTIVITY ZONE Limited speed zone. This allows kayaking, paddle ships, and stand-up paddle boards.
JOGGING LANE Continuous jogging lane with rubber flooring material and vibrant paint color for visibility and safty.
HOTELS
Riverfront view hotel suites above the commercial center.
Existing Building Local Restaurant The balcony of infill development No.1 improves the connection with the street. Building facade setback 5 feet providing room for pedestrian circulation in front of the building.
INFILL DEVELOPMENT 1 Residential use is located behind the commercial for more privacy. The first floor is commercial and the second floor is the studio which link both uses.
Infill development No.2 is setback to creat open space in front of the building. Mural is applied for place making. Existing Building
Existing Building
The height of the infill develpment No.4 fits in between the existing buildings.
INFILL DEVELOPMENT 4 Commercial & Office uses are close to the street adding activities for the main street. Residential use is behind for the privacy. This building could be used as studio by the multi-local business and people who desire to work at home.
INFILL DEVELOPMENT 2
INFILL DEVELOPMENT 3
The shape of the proposed light house imitates the shape of fertilizer factory behind.
Bus Station People who are waiting at the bus station could watch the other side of street through a layer of planting.
Roof Palmetto receives heavy rain falls regularly. The roof dispose the rain and directed to the street planters below.
Sustainable street side planters & The attraction for butterflies and bees The street side planters provide great opportunities to help restore a local ecological environment. Along the Green Artery, we will not ignore any small spaces. Local plants which attracts the micro insects like butterflies and bees, could help to form the local ecosystem.
Colorful Bike Lane and Streets 1) Improve the continuity of the bike path. 2) Improve the continued view of the trail. 3) Paint different color on the trail with various theme to improve the Identity.
Earth Art Design The use of tomato icon, which represents the agricultural crop in Palmetto, as the basic element for Earth Art along the trail, improves the city identity.
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THE VAMP
date:
fall, 2017
project typology:
urban planning | architectural programming | riverfront | industrial historical site redevelopment | public space | landscape design | team project
location:
chicago, il, usa
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ur proposal for the redevelopment of this section of North Branch Industrial Corridor is titled The Vamp. In jazz music, a vamp is a short, simple repeated passage of music. After analyzing the brief, we realized this project’s role in the overall new life that is being injected into this corridor as a form of introduction of regionally focused medium-density development. This project is a showcase of best practices in urban development for emerging nodal developments in Chicago. This practice relies on systematic and simultaneous implementation of top-down and bottom-up approaches enhanced by partnerships between public and private partners. The mean goals of this project is harnessing the energy of the adjacent neighborhoods, creating unique mixed-use situations, encouraging companies to collaborate locally, and activating the riverfront edge as a central point of activity. What localizes The Vamp as a unique urban experience is the diversity in programmatic configurations that are specifically catered to the site. For example, by providing communal housing above open plan maker- spaces, we simultaneously cater to future advanced manufacturing startups locating in Chicago, and the student housing needs of DePaul University. We call this programmatic configuration an Innovative Action Complex.
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The Nexus of the North Branch
PROPOSAL PROJECTS To foster this growth, we came up with the idea of Civic Learning Center, which consist of a mixture of lecture halls and classrooms that we refer to as Exploration Laboratories. This civic learning space would simultaneously educate the public and provide an opportunity for large-scale advanced manufacturing companies to have a public face for hiring, brand promotion and the development of camaraderie between themselves and the people of Chicago. The Innovation Showcase. This centrally located cultural facility houses a museum to honor the local industrial heritage, and a rotating showcase for local companies to display ongoing works. To create a healthy urban condition, The Vamp is activated through a people-first riverfront landscape. By creating linkages to the decom-
mission 606 highway, and multi-modal interfacing between the development and the Lincoln Park neighborhood, we take the existing subway and bus lines and use them as an asset to connect The Vamp to the city. This riverfront would feature outdoor amphitheaters for performances, sports fields to promote healthy lifestyles and pathways for recreation and future connection to the planned Chicago River Trail.
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SUINING SPORT CENTER
BASKETBALL ARENA
date:
fall, 2015
project typology:
thesis | urban planning | stadium design |
location:
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sui ning, sc, china
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uining Sport Center is proposed as a multi functional community block by the city of Suining to undertake state level games. It’s programmed into several stadiums which is surrounded by existing athletes housing. This center is proposed as the most important group of urban public facilities. It is important to consider the identities of each stadium as both sports venue and public space. After the game ends, Suining Sport Center will provide the spaces for various activities catered to the public such as sports classes, flea market or night market and so on. For the purpose of sustainability, maximizing the utilization of the huge spaces are important. Overall, the layout of the developments in Suining Sport Center is informed by the strong axial relationship of the north to south orientation of the lot corners. This orientation allows the structures and spaces on the north and east end of the lot to engage the existing housing community. The basket ball arena will be the focus of the next following pages. Here you will understand how it has been further designed, developed, and detailed.
1.01 SUINING SPORT CENTER AXIAL ANALYSIS
1.02 SUINING SPORT CENTER MASTER PLAN
2.02 SECOND FLOOR PLAN
2.03 THIRD FLOOR PLAN
2.01 FIRST FLOOR PLAN
2.05 SECTION 1-1
2.07 NORTH ELEVATION
2.04 ROOF PLAN
2.06 SECTION 1-2
2.08 SOUTH ELEVATION
3.01 CIRCUATION AND USE ANALYSIS
A. POST SPORTING EVENT USE Table tennis court
Rear hall Audience Entrance Athlete Entrance
Press Entrance Front hall Tailgating area
B. DURING SPORTING EVENT
The front hall of the basketball arena plays a role in gathering and guiding audiences into the indoor venue and is designed to be an outdoor gathering space. Also this space serve as a main arterial circulation corridor on the main axis of the Suining Sport Center. The staging and gathering area is covered by a continuous metal truss ceiling open to the sky above which allows various types of sports related activities to simultaneously happen such as tailgating, food and beverage vending, and sport memorabilia merchandising. The circulation of this basketball arena is strictly separated with entrances for athletes and staff located privately, service personnel have their own dedicated corridors to help facilitate the daily
operations of the arena, and dedicated corresponding passages and elevators for people with disability. During sporting event, access to the athletes locker room and passages during game time are available to the public via special request. The basketball seating arrangement design meets the standards for Design Code for Sports Building, a design guide and regulation book in China. Post sporting event use, the second floor is equipped with a yoga room, a gym, a tea room, and an hall, serving the citizens’ daily fitness needs. In addition to the open area on the second floor, two table tennis court that meets the practice standards are set up to increase the function of the arena.
3.01 EXPLODED AXON
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SKETCHES
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date:
2013-2020
project typology:
sketching | plein air landscape drawing
location: various
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draw this interior sketch when I went to a field trip with my university. This house is located at Lugu Lake, a non-gentrified area that is preserved for the old traditions from the local ancient tribe, called Muosuo. By sketching the house programming, furnitures, decorations, and cuisines, I recorded Muosuo culture and customs and how they function on a day to day basis.
The five drawings on the next page represents my favorite moments and experiences in each city that I had luxury of staying and visiting. • My last day in University of South Florida • The first time driving on 110 freeway in Pasadena, and also the day when I realized how attractive Los Angeles is. • The city in China where I grew up. • Somewhere in West Village or Brooklyn, capturing the tipycal life style in New York. • Hilltop view of Downtown Los Angeles after a long hike.
05 1.01 INTERIOR SKETCH Legend 01 - Main kitchen 02 - Muosuo smoked pig. 03 - The door of the living and death 04 - Pot base stones and pot base
1.02 SOUTH ELEVATION
05 - Grandmother’s chair 06 - Antique closet 07 - Attached barn
Ancient closet with gorgeous relief is where their historical precious inherited bronze ware stored.
1.03 WEST ELEVATION
1.04 FLOOR PLAN
tampa
pasadena
Chong Qing
New York
Los Angeles
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new york A crowd walking towards to the edge of the river chasing the sunset .
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tampa Bird of paradise, a plant with vibrant orange flowers typically use in tropical style garden is analogous to the bright orange interior of a papaya, which is a popular tropical fruit.
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joshua tree A automobile light meandering in the dusk. On its way to a destination. The silhouettes of mountains and Joshua trees draws a very sharp line between the sky and foreground. Not far away, Huge rocks closed their eyes avoiding the shine from the stars. I walked in the grass, The only dry and hard Agave waiting in the vast grass, finally find its oblation, using its sharpened sward, stabbed in my leg. The red blood jumped on the leaves I sacrificed for this night.
LANDSCAPE DESIGN
landscape designer | work example
date: 2020
project typology:
new commercial & residential development | landscape design | hardscape design | planting design | construction document
location:
chino hills, ca usa
MIDTOWN VISION PLAN assistant | work example
date:
fall, 2018
project typology:
urban design & planning | walkability improvement | public space | community improvement | infill development
location:
fort myers, fl, usa
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he Midtown Vision Plan is a long-term conceptual strategy for redeveloping the Midtown area of Downtown Fort Myers. The Midtown Vision Plan is the result of a one-year effort to engage the Fort Myers community in crafting a framework for redeveloping this area in a coordinated and strategic manner. The Plan proposes an urban design and redevelopment strategy that seeks to transform Midtown into a vibrant, mixed-use urban district. The Midtown Vision Plan is a shared vision for the future and reflects the desires and aspirations of the Fort Myers community. It is comprehensive in scope and incorporate a number of urban design strategies that address physical conditions at multiple scales. The Plan also includes a number of strategies for creating long-term viability in the area and identifies opportunities re-purpose much of the area’s vacant and under-performing property. In addition to this, the Plan envisions several mixed-use activity districts in the area. These activity centers could emerge as new destinations and function as economic engines for Downtown Fort Myers. The transformation of Midtown would expand the Downtown, complement the Historic core and create a mixed-use community with opportunities for a living, working and leisure activities. This Plan is further intended to serve as: a guide for coordinating future growth in an orderly manner; a framework for private and public investment: and as a basis for policy decisions
1.01 MIDTOWN SQUARE and regulatory revisions in this part of the Community Redevelopment Area (CRA). The Plan builds on previous planning efforts in the Downtown CRA, is compatible with the most recent Comprehensive Plan amendments and integrates a number of current public and private initiatives already underway. The Midtown Vision Plan is not a development plan for a particular project. It is a comprehensive vision or concept plan that proposes an urban design framework future growth in the Midtown focus area. The Plan envisions Downtown Fort Myers as an integrated system of “multi-modal paths and places”, or connected destinations and activity centers. This strategy addresses physical conditions in the Midtown area at multiple scales. In doing so, it seeks to clarify the redevelopment potential of the area, identify opportunities for “placemaking” and intra-neighborhood connections and establish the conditions for a vibrant and diverse social space for City residents. The Plan also responds to market demands for expanded commercial development and housing options, as well as the need for enhanced public realm conditions identified by the community.
1.02 AERIAL VIEW OF DOWNTOWN AND MIDTOWN AREA
2.06 MIDTOWN VISION PLAN - MASTER PLAN
LEE COUNTY GOVERNMENT CENTER
DOWNTOWN
GATEWAY PLAZA
GARDNER’S PARK
VELASCO VILLAGE
2.01 FIGURE-GROUND
LINCOLN PARK
2.02 PUBLIC GREEN OPEN SPACE & EXISTING STORM WATER POND
ALTAMONT MANOR
FRANKLIN PARK
2.03 LEE COUNTY GOVERNMENT CENTER
TRO;L FORT MYER S
CLEVERLAND COMMERCIAL CORRIDOR 2.05 WALKABILITY ANALYSIS
MIDTOWN SQUARE
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2.04 MAIN HIGHWAY AND ARTERIAL ROADS
FLOWER COMMERCIAL CORRIDOR
JHON YARBEOUGH LINEAR PARK TRAIL EXTENSION
145’ 48’
36’ 48’
36’
ROOFTOP GARDEN
2ND LEVEL ACTIVITY TERRACE
INTERIOR COURTYARD
3.02 3D MASSING DIAGRAM & BUILDING USE
PRIVATE LAND ASSEMBLAGE OPPURTUNITIES
CITY/COUNTY OWNED LAND
MIXED-RESIDENTIAL
MIXED USE CLASS A OFFICES/ CULTURAL VENUE
MIXED USE RESIDENTIAL/ FOOD HALL
MIXED USE CLASS A OFFICE/ TECH CAMPUS
PRIVATE LAND ASSEMBLAGE OPPORTUNITIES
PLANTED GREEN ROOF
INTERIOR COURTYARD ROOFTOP GARDEN ROOFTOP GARDEN
3.01 DIVERSITY OF DENSITY/SCALE DESIGN ( LOW DENSITY TO HIGH DENSITY)
LIMITED SERVICE HOTEL
165’ 55’
48’
36’
ROOFTOP GARDEN
MIXED-USE LIVE/WORK
140’
ROOFTOP GARDEN
2ND LEVEL ACTIVITY TERRACE
SUSTAINABILITY, RESILIENCY, AND LIVABILITY
BUILDING SEEN IN ELEVATION BALCONIES IN THE RESIDENTIAL TOWER
ROOFTOP PARKING
INTEGRATED TECHNOLOGIES
RAISED GROUND FLOOR
MULTIMODAL MOBILITY OPTIONS STORMWATER MANAGEMENT RAINWATER HARVESTING/ GREEN ROOF
GROUND FLOOR COMMERCIAL
PERMEABLE PAVING AT PARALLEL PARKING
ELECTRIC VEHICLE CHARGING STATION
PERMEABLE PAVING AT PARALLEL PARKING
SMART-CONNECTED INFRASTRUCTURE BIO - RETENTION CELL
PUBLIC OPEN SPACE
SUSTAINABLE BUILDINGS
CROSSWALK BRANDING
BIO - RETENTION CELL
ROOF TOP COMMON AREA/GREEN ROOFS RESIDENTIAL
PARKING GROUND FLOOR COMMERCIAL FOOD HALL
PERMEABLE PAVING AT PARALLEL PARKING
AMENITIES DECK AT BUILDING SETBACK
MID-TOWN SQUARE PARK
COMMERCIAL SIGNAGE
MID-TOWN SQUARE PARK
PERMANENT SHADE STRUCTURE
CROSSWALK BRANDING
PERMEABLE PAVING AT PARALLEL PARKING RESIDENTIAL ELECTRIC VEHICLE CHARGING STATION BIO-RETENTION CELL
CROSSWALK BRANDING
CROSSWALK BRANDING
NEIGHBORHOOD COMMERCIAL
3.01 DIVERSITY OF DENSITY/SCALE DESIGN ( LOW DENSITY TO HIGH DENSITY)
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