HAILEY WALL
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HAILEY WALL Experience
Design is where science and art break even. - Robin Mathew
Undergraduate Research Assistant, Department of Landscape Architecture & Environmental Planning, USU, Logan UT – Mar 2014 - Present Managed a team of 3 research assistants collecting water quality samples comparing the effectiveness of bioswales and detention basins at treating stormwater run-off in Daybreak, South Jordan, UT. iUtah Research Assistant, Department of Sociology, USU Logan UT – May 2014 - Oct 2014 Administered a household survey for iUTAH NSF EPSCoR, looking at household water practices and resident perspectives on water resource issues. Coded survey responses, processed data and managed tracking databases. Undergraduate Teaching Fellow, Department of Plants, Soils & Climate, USU, Logan UT– Fall 2013 & Fall 2014 Taught PSC 2620 - Woody Trees & Shrubs lab section. Developed supplemental study materials and acted as substitute lecturer. Freelance Designer, Trees By Design, Alpine UT – Apr 2014 - Aug 2014 Created base maps in AutoCAD, planting design with Land F/X, site furnishing design in Sketchup, and presentation documents in InDesign.
Education
Utah State University, Logan UT Bachelors of Landscape Architecture, 2016 Sustainable Systems Minor, GPA 3.83
Contact
350 W 550 N #1 Logan, UT 84321 T 801.403.3470
Skills
wall0635@gmail.com www.linkedin.com/in/haileywall/
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Plant Palette: Perovskia atriplicifolia
IRRIGATION REQUIREMENTS Line Spacing: 24" Apart
Runtime: 4 Hours H20 Depth: 2" Frequency: every 19-48 days
System: In-Line Drip Emitter Spacing: 18" Emitter Flow: 1 GPH
MOJAVE SAGE STRONG STRUCTURE, GREAT SEASONAL COLOR, AROMATIC FOLIAGE, ATTRACTS POLLINATORS
GAURA FOR A DELICATE WHITE ACCENT CATMINT TO ATTRACT POLLINATORS
LOW GROWING BLUE CREEPER JUNIPER FOR YEAR-ROUND INTEREST
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Guara lindheimerii
LITTLE BLUESTEM - GREAT YEAR-ROUND COLOR & STRUCTURE
STEPPABLE SNOW-IN-SUMMER GROUNDCOVER
HARDY PLUMBAGO & SPRING CROCUS TO FILL IN UNDER CRABAPPLES
Juniperus scopulorum ‘Monam’ Clematis paniculata
Ceratostigma plumbaginoides
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HE BIG BLUE PASSAGEWAY IS A SMALL MOTIVE SPACE THAT CONNECTS THE BIG BLUE PARKING GARAGE WITH THE TAGGART STUDENT CENTER ON THE LOGAN CAMPUS OF UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY. WE WERE TASKED WITH CREATING A WATERWISE GARDEN THAT USES ONLY 1/4 THE NORMAL AMOUNT OF WATER. PLANTS WERE ARRANGED IN A NATURAL DRIFT PATTERN INTERSPERSED WITH BOULDERS TO CUT DOWN ON WATER REQUIREMENTS.
SWEET AUTUMN CLEMATIS TO SCREEN UNDESIRABLE VIEWS AND PROVIDE FRAGRANCE
RUSSIAN SAGE AS A STRUCTURAL BACKDROP WITH SEASONAL FRAGRANCE & COLOR, ATTRACTS POLLINATORS
DESIGN INSPIRATION
Cool palette and interesting Textures
Schizachyrium scoparium
Nepeta faassenii
W AT E R W I S E PLANTING DESIGN
Salvia pachyphylla
Crocus verna
Cerastium tomentosum
Public Park Inventory
IMPROVING WALKABILITY IN THE GRANARY DISTRICT
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n order to create the type of environment conducive to a tightknit community, one must have the opportunity for chance meetings within the neighborhood. Currently a large majority of the streets in the Granary District still lack complete sidewalks, street trees and friendly streetscapes, supressing active streetlife in the community.
To overcome these barriers and improve neighborhood walkability I analyzed current street tree cover accessiblity to local parks and created a phase 1 plan to address the deficiencies in the neighborhood.
GOALS: • • • •
Analyze Current Street Tree Cover Analyze Access to local parks Create Street Tree Plan Identify Potential park site(s)
TREE INVENTORY ANALYSIS The average block had trees around approximately 35% of it’s perimeter. Phasing will follow the natural breaks in the analysis: Blocks Blocks Blocks Blocks
with with with with
0-20% - Phase 1 21-30% - Phase 2 31-50% - Phase 3 51-63.75% (Optional)
Local Parks Granary District 1/4 Mile Walkability Buffer
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1/4 mile
Street Tree Inventory & Analysis
% Street Tree Cover 20%
22.5%
32.5%
53.75%
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63.75%
63.75%
63.75%
5%
5%
28.75%
47.5%
10%
30%
40%
22.5%
27.5%
42.5%
38.75%
61.25%
32.5%
56.25%
0% 55%
20%
20%
7.5%
53.75%
52.5%
40%
0%
50%
23.75%
Average Cover: 35%
33.3% 0%
55%
Proposed parks
Current Street Trees Proposed Phase 1 Street Tree Plan
Proposed Park Sites* 1/4 Mile Walkability Buffer
*Sites identified were centrally located, abandoned and underused lots, easily developable
NORTH LOGAN MEMORIAL PARK
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orth Logan Memorial Park consists of 37 acres of rolling topography adjacent to the current North Logan Cemetery. The city doesn’t anticipate filling the current 3 phases for an estimated 100 years, so in the mean time they would like to use the open space for a passive use park. I took my cues from the existing topography and formed a circut of undulating paths that wander past the various attractions placed throughout the site.
LEGEND Pond
The pond serves as the central focal point of the site, providing the soothing influence of water
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Memorial Grove
A grove of sculptural metal trees provides a serene monument where survivors can come to pay tribute to loved ones
Maintenance Facility
A small building screened by trees will house maintenance equipment and cemetery operations
Entrance Signage
New entrance signage on either corner will welcome visitors and provide an opportunity to articulate the North Logan brand identity
Pavilion
Pergola
A circular pergola planted with climbing vines shades benches and provides a picturesque respite and backdrop for photoshoots
Restroom facilities are located near parking lots and walking trails on either end of the site for convenience
Restrooms
Bridges
Wildflower Bed
Plaza
Picnic tables
Stream
A perforated CorTen pavilion, mimics the form of the surrounding mountains and provides a shady gathering place
A colorful bed greets visitors and serves as a gateway to the park while minimizing labor & maintenance
A simple reflecting pool mirrors a trio of ornamental trees, with seatwalls to provide a spot for contemplation
Tables and benches tucked between shade trees surround the great lawn providing a familyfriendly venue
A combination of solid and perforated CorTen panels allows dappled light to shine through while still providing shade and prevents the pavillion from feeling too heavy and dark
The form of the pavillion was inspired by the mountains that surround the site on either side.
Two wooden footbridges connect the rolling topography of the site and span the stream that partitions the park and provide a view of the surrounding mountains
A waterfall located at the ponds edge gently cascades down the slope providing soothing white noise
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Amenity Categories:
SHUJUAN LI
Landscape Performance Analysis
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aybreak was planned according to the 5 MIN RULE taking into account that most people will decide to drive unless it is within a 1/4 mile walk. The Daybreak website touts that many amenities are located within an easy 5 min walk. More than 10 years have passed since Daybreak first opened, so I decided to evaluate how well Daybreak is living up to its design intentions thus far.
PARKS & TRAILS LIGHT RAIL COMMUNITY GARDENS SHOPS & EATS SCHOOLS WORK
The average adult walks approximately 1/4 mile in 5 minutes
Parks & trails
HAILEY WALL
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5 min = 1/4 mi
Community Gardens
Light Rail
Coverage
Legend Trails Parks 5 min to Parks & Trails DaybreakBoundary
0
7 current sites 1 planned in Brookside Park
TRAX runs every 15 minutes from 6:30 am -12:00 Am
100%
0.225
Miles 0.45
2 ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS 1 K-9 CHARTER SCHOOL
Schools RIO TINTO , U OF U MEDICAL CEN SCHOOLS TER & MAK THE MAJO E UP R LOCAL EMPLOYE RS
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BOUTIQUES, SALONS, RESTAURANTS, BANKS & DOCTOR’S OFFICES
Composite Map
Shops & Eats
MIDDLE & HIGH SCHOOLERS HAVE TO LEAVE THE COMMUNITY FOR THEIR EDUCATION
CONCLUSION: WHILE ALL RESIDENTS ARE WITHIN A 5 MIN WALK OF SOME AMENITIES, ONLY A SMALL PORTION OF RESIDENTS ARE WITH A 5 MIN WALK OF ALL OF THEM
Design creates culture. Culture shapes values. Values determine the future. - Robert L. Peters