HAILEY A. MACKAY Resume|Portfolio
RESUME Experience
Skill
Landscape Designer Seattle, WA SCJ Studio 1/2017 - present Residential and commercial site design and civic street revitalization projects. Responsibilities include full range of design process; hand-drafting conceptual materials, selection and layout of plant material, creating graphics in the Adobe Creative Suite, SketchUp and full CD sets in AutoCAD with Land F/X.
Landscape Architecture Intern Copenhagen, DK Schulze+Grassov 8/2016 - 12/2016 Graphics production, copy writing, assembly of technical documents ranging from conceptual vignettes to analysis reports and AutoCAD drawings for international urban design firm. Projects included high profile public realm and streetscape design projects in Copenhagen, London and Berlin.
Scan|Design Teaching Assistant University of Washington
Seattle, WA 2/2015 - 8/2016
Illustrator InDesign PhotoShop Rhino 3D (+Flamingo) AutoCAD (+Land F/X) SketchUp
GIS Microsoft Office Hand Rendering Plant Identification LID Design
Leadership
ASLA member since 2014
University of Washington Botanic Gardens Curation Committee, Student Representative
2014 - 2016
UW Graduate & Professional Student Senate Senator, Department of Landscape Architecture 2014-2015
Education LID Design Certificate Washington Stormwater Center
Seattle, WA 2017
Planning, scheduling and teaching support for the 2015 Scan|Design Study Tour and Master Studio. Working with professors Nancy Rottle and Jim Nicholls to plan study abroad course to Scandinavia with two weeks of travel, a fall graduate studio and final studio publication.
University of Washington Master of Landscape Architecture
Seattle, WA 2013 - 2016
Western Washington University Bachelor of Fine Arts
Bellingham, WA 2006 - 2011
Urban Forestry Intern City of Seattle
Awards
Seattle, WA 6/2014 - 6/2015
Support for Seattle’s urban tree canopy program, Trees for Seattle. Responsible for community engagement, volunteer management, coordinating volunteer events, leading tree identification walks and creating graphics and informational materials, research and copy writing.
ASLA National Student Honor Award, 2016 WASLA Merit Award for Written Work, Thesis 2016 WASLA Merit Award for Graphic Work, Thesis 2016
PORTFOLIO
CONTENTS MLA Thesis: Gas Works Park..................................................................... 3 Greenwich Peninsula: Design District...................................................5 818 Stewart Street Terrace.........................................................................7 Stillaguamish Entry Round-About.........................................................9 Reading the Elwha...........................................................................................11
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MLA Thesis: Gas Works Park My thesis work at the University of Washington was focused on studying the soils, hydrology and persistent coal byproduct contamination at Gas Works Park in conjunction with existing research on the applications of phytoremediation. The goal of the project was to determine the potential need for phytoremediation at Gas Works Park and envision how implementation would look, feel and function.
TYPICAL TAR OCCURANCE solid tar deposit in unsaturated zone
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residual tar in unsaturated zone
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Software used: Rhino, Adobe Creative Suite All Graphics by Hailey Mackay
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Greenwich Peninsula: Design District Working with Knight Dragon Development and Assemblage DESIGN DISTRICT TREE OPTIONS Architects, Schulze+Grassov provided the layout and design of public spaces and working courtyards in London’s new purpose-built Design District. Spatial constraints and capped requirements DESIGN DISTRICT TREEthe OPTIONS contaminated soils limit trees that can be planted within upright, narrow habit the district. Careful tree selection and placement• is essential • shallow and/or lateral to gaining maximum benefits from trees, for aesthetic and root system • tolerant to compaction, climatic purposes.
1 SCOTS PINE SPECIES: Pinus sylvestris HEIGHT: 30m CROWN: 10m HABIT: umbrella LEAF: needles, evergreen ROOTS: shallow on clay soils summer
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2 HONEY LOCUST SPECIES: Gleditsia triacanthos HEIGHT: 25m CROWN: 8m HABIT: open-vase LEAF: oval, compound, deciduous ROOTS: thick, wide-spread spring
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2 HONEY LOCUST: Hardy to nutrient poor soils, compaction and pollution. Flood and salt tolerant, reasonably tolerant to drought. Thornless variety ‘f.
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GINKGO
HEIGHT: 20m CROWN: 6m HABIT: columnar-rectangular LEAF: fan-shaped, deciduous ROOTS: shallow, heart root
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notes 1 SCOTS PINE: Adaptable to most urban site conditions, tolerant of flood and drought, compaction and pollution. Intolerant of salt and atmospheric pollution.
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3 SWEET GUM SPECIES: Liquidambar styracifula HEIGHT: 20m CROWN: 6m HABIT: columnar-pyramidal LEAF: star-shaped, deciduous ROOTS: shallow, heart root
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2 HONEY LOCUST SPECIES: Gleditsia triacanthos HEIGHT: 25m CROWN: 8m HABIT: open-vase LEAF: oval, compound, deciduous ROOTS: thick, wide-spread spring
shallow lateral roots
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1 SCOTS PINE SPECIES: Pinus sylvestris HEIGHT: 30m CROWN: 10m HABIT: umbrella LEAF: needles, evergreen ROOTS: shallow on clay soils
Courtyard Trees
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• upright, narrow habit • shallow and/or lateral root system • tolerant to compaction, poor soils and frost <6-8m • resistant to disease • seasonal interest in foliage and bark • each species unique from others
<15-30m
Software used: Rhino, Adobe Creative Suite Tree Selection and Graphics by Hailey Mackay
poor soils and frost • resistant to disease • seasonal interest in foliage and bark • each species unique from others
requirements
spring
1 SCOTS PINE: 2 HONEY LOCUST: Adaptable to most urban site Hardy to nutrient poor soils, 3 SWEET GUM: 4 GINKGO: conditions, tolerant of flood Naturally compaction pollution. hardy toand urban Very hardy to disease, and drought, compaction and Flood and salt tolerant, conditions and resistant to compaction and pollution. pollution. Intolerant salt pestsreasonably tolerant to and diseases. Cultivars Cultivar ‘Rombifolia’ has of lovely and atmospheric pollution. ‘Princeton drought. Thornless Sentry’ and variety ‘f. rounded leaves. Requires inermis’ recommended. ‘Magyar’ recommended for sunny/warm spot, does not
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3 SWEET GUM: Very hardy to disease, compaction and pollution. Cultivar ‘Rombifolia’ has lovely rounded leaves. Requires sunny/warm spot, does not tolerate saturated soils.
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EXISTING 3`X3` CONCRETE PLANTERS | PLACE AS SHOWN ON PLAN
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EXISTING PAVERS TO BE REMOVED | SAVE PAVERS TO REPLACE PLANTING STRIPS PER D-101
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EXISTING CONCRETE RAISED PLANTER TO BE SAW CUT | NEW WALLS TO BE CONSTRUCTED TO CONTAIN BARBECUE AREA | SEE ARCH PLANS
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Intimate spaces with movable furniture for dining, meeting and relaxation
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Software used: SketchUp, AutoCAD + Land F/X, Adobe Creative Suite Schematic Design, Layout Plan and Planting Plan by Hailey Mackay
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1148 NW LEARY WAY SEATTLE, WA 98107 P: 206-708-1862 SCJSTUDIOLA.COM
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Working with CBRE Property Management and SkB Architects, SCJ Studio provided hardscape layout, planting design and irrigation for the remodel of the 818 Stewart Street office tower 2nd floor terrace. In addition to exterior plans, SCJ Studio is also providing interior container selection and planting design. The project is currently in the permitting phase.
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The Recreation Deck
Open, flexible space with table-top games and movable furniture for recreation and relaxation
Existing concrete containers with new planting to screen gym
Existing containers from lobby with new planting to screen gym
New concrete container with new planting
New concrete container with new planting Covered overhead structure
Existing concrete containers with new planting
Existing concrete containers with new planting
Grill and bar seating
Existing concrete beds with new planting
Existing Maple trees to remain with new understory planting
Covered work bar with fire feature New at grade planting
Existing concrete beds to be replanted Existing concrete beds with new planting
HAILEY A. MACKAY: PORTFOLIO Existing concrete bed with new planting
12-21-17 MG PERMIT SET 1148 NW LEARY WAY SEATTLE, WA 98107 P: 206-708-1862 SCJSTUDIOLA.COM
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CORNUS SANGUINEA `CATO` ARCTIC SUN DOGWOOD
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SARCOCOCCA HOOKERIANA DIGYNA `PURPLE STEM` PURPLE STEM SWEETBOX
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CYRTOMIUM FALCATUM `ROCHFORDIANUM` HOLLYFERN
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DRYOPTERIS ERYTHROSORA `BRILLIANCE` AUTUMN FERN
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Stillaguamish Tribe: Entry Round-About In collaboration with in-house civil engineers and transportation designers, SCJ Studio created concepts for the new entry round-about on 236th Street NE leading toward the Angel of the Winds Casino. Using a native plant palette and design elements that incorporate running water and kinetic sculpture we proposed a sequence of stepped water features framed by wind sculptures, leading to a central water table. The project is currently in the funding acquisition phase, the render is being used as a supplemental illustration to gain support from the Casino Board of Directors. Software used: SketchUp, AutoCAD, Adobe Creative Suite SketchUp Model and Render by Hailey Mackay Original Concept Sketch by Miranda Estes STILLAGUAMISH TRIBE - GRAND ENTRANCE CONCEPT
Original Concept Sketch
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SketchUp Base Model
Stillaguamish Tribe: Entry Round-About Round-About Vignette
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Reading the Elwha A botanical journey through a landscape in flux Legacies from 1900s settlers, the Elwha and Glines Canyon dams were removed between 2011-2014. The removal of the dams released tons of sediment from 100 year old lakes formed by the dams. The drastic change in the river has had an immense impact on local flora and fauna. On a five day exploration through the watershed I identified and photographed as many plant species as I could, focusing on the most striking specimens. The end result was a catalogue of the changing diversity and species from ridge line down to river, and out to estuary.
Pink Monkey-Flower: Mimulus lewisii
American Searocket: Cakile edentula
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Pearly Everlasting: Anaphalis margaritacea
Fescue, Brome: Festuca, Bromus
Shelf fungus
Douglasâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Aster: Aster subspicatus Oregon Grape: Berberis nervosa Doug Fir seedlings: Psuedotsuga menziesii
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Sword Fern: Polystichum munitum
Cottonwood seedlings: Populus balsamifera
Scots Harebell: Campanula rotundifolia Lichen: Lepraria
Red Columbine: Aquilegia formosa Broadleaf Stonecrop: Sedum spathulifolium
Scoulers Harebell: Campanula scouleri HAILEY A. MACKAY: PORTFOLIO
White Rhododendron: Rhododendron albiflorum
Maidenhair Fern: Adiantum pedatum
Reading the Elwha Panoramic Views 3. ESTUARY: complete transformation English Searocket: Cakile maritima
Bull thistle: Cirsium vulgare
Large thistle
2. RIVER, LAKE FLATS: high disturbance
Oregon Sunshine: Eriophyllum lanatum
Curled Dock: Rumex crispus
1. SUBALPINE: little disturbance
Columbia Tiger Lily: Lilium columbianum
Pipsissewa: Chimaphila umbellata
Ocean Spray: Holodiscus discolor
Red Paintbrush Castilleja miniata
Indian Pipe: Monotropa uniflora
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â&#x20AC;&#x153;In real life only diverse surroundings have the practical power of inducing a natural, continuing flow of life and useâ&#x20AC;? - Jane Jacobs