Landscape Architecture Portfolio by iuribe

Portfolio LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE 2019-2022

Creator

Best Selected

Izabella Uribe

(310) 867-4189 izuribe@outlook.com

INDEX RESUME

GARDEN LAYOUT

OSU

SOUTH CENTRAL FARM

ASSET MAPPING + ANALYSIS OF SITE/CONTEXT PIECES + PARTS + PLANTING + PROGRAM PROJECT THREE: THE APPLIED SITE PLANTING TWO WAYS

PLANT ANALYSIS + DESIGN

PERSONAL WORKS

RESUME PROFILE Hello my name is Izabella Uribe, I am a pleased to meet you, my pronouns are she, her. I have a variety of passions. I am interested in all things landscape. I thrive in all environments and love coming across new challenges and adventures. I’ve spent most of my life growing up in the landscaping industry helping further my knowledge in the field. You can see my work and my experience throughout my portfolio.

IZABELLA URIBE

EDUCATION

EXPERIENCE

Bachelors of Landcape Architecutre

Landscape Designer

Cal. Poly Pomona

A Greener Tomorrow Inc.

Year: 2019-2023

CONTACT ME

I am studying Landscape Architecture at California State

Year: 2020-PRESENT

Culver City, CA 90230

Polytechnic University, Pomona. I am en route to earn my

Fabricated 3D designs for both

bachelors degree in Landscape Architecture with a minor

commercial and residential use.

Phone- 310 867 4189 Email- izuribe@outlook.com

in Horticulture.

Web- iuribe7cab.myportfolio.com/ work

LANGUAGE

PERSONAL SKILLS

English-

AutoCAD-

Photoshop-

Spanish-

RHINO 3D-

Illustrator-

InDesign-

GARDEN LAYOUT GARDEN LAYOUT DESCRIPTION A garden design project creatively designing a space combining different skills including hand drawings, Rhino renders, and Adobe Creative

PROJECT YEAR: 2019

Cloud.

OSU OSU DESCRIPTION Treated as materials to be manipulated by the designer, the site conditions of light, shade and time; pedestrian circulation; hardscape vs softscape; topography and texture were mapped, diagrammed, and analyzed as related to human behavior in the processes of occupation, engagement, possession, and habitation. Occupied Spatial Unit (OSU) is an abstract spatial construction that can be occupied and/or activated by people moving through it or pausing within it. Its purpose is to invite people to experience the landscape in different, perhaps even unexpected or surprising ways, using COLOR in specific ways as driven by

PROJECT YEAR: 2019

your site analysis conclusions.

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Hand Drawn Vignettes

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Site Section

Human Occupation Elevation

SOUTH CENTRAL FARM A series of site analysis, design, and plant application in a low-income community.

ASSET MAPPING + ANALYSIS OF SITE/CONTEXT Community Assets are the collective resources that individuals and communities have at their disposal; those which can be developed as effective solutions to promote social inclusion and improve the health and well-being of people. Assets include organizations, associations, and individuals. Strong, safe, and healthy communities are built on the needs and capacities of their residents and associations that call the community home. The most powerful question we can ask is What can we do with what we already have to get what we need? Through mapping and analysis, beneficiaries and people united can unlock resources for developing equitable community place making. The farm is a community core.

Site mapping + Analysis Context Map

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The South Central Los Angeles community is one with considerable resilience, as they’re able to maintain a strong sense of unity no matter the differences between families. The area has a solid set of resources to provide struggling residents with basic needs; however, there is still room for the expansion of these resource networks.

~15 minute walk to light rail station

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- Los Angeles Regional Food Bank - Food Distribution Center Saint Phillip’s Episcopal Church - Christian Food Center

SITE/ASSET Mapping

Site Analysis

- Morning Baptist Star - Metropolitan Baptist Star - Full Gospel Church of God - Church of God & Saints-Christ - Proyecto Pastoral at Dolores Mission - Holy Angels Church of the Deaf - All Peoples Christian Center

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PIECES + PARTS +PLANTING + PROGRAM This second project of the studio is designed to explore plants, their qualities, their performance, and the results of their combinations to achieve a desired functional outcome. The project applies foundational programs (functions) that typically drive the use of plants to test planting ideas applied to typical pieces and parts of the urban landscape. These numerous and unique combinations will demonstrate the opportunities for a

Pieces + Parts + Planting + Program

Features: Mural Mulch New Asphalt Community Message Board Water Use: Low Average

Sidewalk/Median + Habitat

Alley + Narrative/Memory

Izabella Uribe + Spring 2021 Jacaranda mimosifolia

Dwarf Citrus Sinensis ‘Valencia’

Spring --> Summer

Buddleja Davidii 'Buzz Magenta' (Butterfly Bush)

Fall

Dwarf Citrus SInensis ‘Eureka’

Summer --> Fall

Year Round

Salvia Nemorosa 'Caradonna' (Sage)

Psidium Guajava Year Round/Spring

Spring --> Summer

Strelitzia ‘Bird of Paradise’

Salvia Microphylla 'Hot Lips' Summer --> Fall

Winter--> Spring

Lavandula Angustifolia (English Lavender)

Aloe Barbadensis Miller Year Round

Summer

Water Use: Low Average

Aquilegia Chrysantha (Golden columbine) Spring --> Summer

Habitat for: Annas Hummingbird Cabbage White Butterfly Painted Lady Butterfly

Plant List

Soil Notes

Dwarf Citrus × sinensis ‘Valencia’ - Valencia Orange Tree Dwarf Citrus × sinensis ‘Eureka’ - Eureka Lemon Tree Psidium guajava - Common Guava Strelitzia - Bird of Paradise Aloe Barbadensis Miller - Aloe Vera

These plants prefer Sandy, Loamy, and Clay soils.

Stabilized Decomposed Granite ‘DG’

Plant List

Soil Notes

Jacaranda mimosifolia - Blue Jacaranda Buddleja davidii ‘Buzz Magenta’ &YXXIVƽ] &YWL Salvia nemorosa ‘Caradonna’ - Sage Salvia microphylla ‘Hot Lips’ - Hot Lips Littleleaf Sage Lavandula angustifolia - English Lavender Aquilegia chrysantha - Golden columbine

Clay, Loamy, and Sandy soil works for all plants, the Lavender also likes Chalky soil.

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contextually lush and horticultural performative urban landscape.

Wall/Fence + Pleasure/Joy

Roll-Off/Low-Boy + Healing/Medicinal

Izabella Uribe + Spring 2021

Lagerstroemia Indica ‘Crape Myrtle’ Spring --> Fall

Trachelospermum Jasminoides ‘Star Jasmine’

Citrus Aurantiifolia Spring

Fortunella Margarita ‘Kumquat’

Spring

Spring --> Summer

Lavandula Angustifolia (English Lavender)

Matricaria Chamomilla

Summer

Echinacea ‘Coneflower’ Summer --> Fall

Medicinal Use:

Kumquat- high in Vitamin C + high in fiber Key Lime- enhance digestion Chamomile- reduce inflammation Ginger- can treat many forms of nausea, especially morning sickness + chronic indigestion Thyme-relieves upset stomachs, stomach pain, diarrhea

P l a n t i n g S t r at e gy

PROJECT YEAR 2021

Water Use: Low Average

Summer

Zingiber Officinale ‘Ginger’ Spring --> Summer

Thymus Vulgaris Spring

+ Mulch

Water Use: Low Average

Pleasure/Joy:

Colorful + Fragrant. Different smells from Lavender and Jasmine.

Plant List

Soil Notes

Plant List

Soil Notes

Lagerstroemia indica - Crape Myrtle Trachelospermum jasminoides - Star Jasmine Lavandula angustifolia - English Lavender Echinacea 'SRIƽS[IV

These plants can all survive in different soil types including, Chalky, Loamy, Sandy, and Clay soils.

Citrus × aurantiifolia - Key Lime Fortunella margarita - Oval Kumquat Matricaria chamomilla - Chamomile >MRKMFIV SƾGMREPI - Common Ginger Thymus vulgaris - Thyme

Chalky, Loamy, Sandy, and Clay soil works for all plant types.

PROJECT YEAR 2021

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Kitchen Area

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Lounge Space

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Study/Work Space Fruit trees for people passing by

Planting Area

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PROJECT THREE: THE APPLIED SITE Students are expected to apply all previous research and lesson of project phases from fall and spring to the design development. The research, stories, connections, and lessons learned must be applied to the specific project site context and location. Solutions presented must specifically address the challenges facing South Central Farms. The focus of this work is to make clear the distribution, organization, and form of major programs and project elements as they are informed by the connections context research, and analysis. Visual style should also be considered as it relates to the design concept.

Planting Area: serves as a spade to learn about growing and planting as well and a place for the community to come and get fresh produce.

Multipurpose Space: A 3-in-1 area, people can come to cook, learn to cook, get meals, lounge, and study when one might not have a place to do so.

Grass/Table Space: A place to gather, and form a community within a community. This space allows for either sitting at tables or occupying th space by sitting on the grass taking it all in.

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SPATIAL DEFINITION STUDIES AS STRATEGIES A design process is an approach to a problem, by breaking down an intentioned big idea into

Spatial Definition Studies as Strategies

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A place for residents of South LA to come together. A space to enjoy, gather, and embark on new experiences.

study diagrams) promote a set of typical integrated, design scenarios that are made real, in a series of

Surface + Edge Strategy

Compositional Strategy

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PROJECT YEAR 2020

LA 2111L: Aqui’ Estamos: The South Central Farm Revisited

Planting Area

Salix Babylonica Weeping Willow

Citrus X ‘Dwarf Meyer’ Dwarf Lemon Tree

Achillea Millefolium ‘Fireland’ Fireland Common Yarrow

Echinacea ‘Amazing Dream’

Elderberry Tree

Lagerstroemia Indica ‘Muskogee’ Muskogee Lavender Crape Myrtle

Barbeque Rosemary

Curcuma Longa Tumeric

Pot Marigold

Matricaria Recutita Chamomile

Ocimum X Citriodorum Lemon Basil

Aloe Vera Medicinal Aloe

Salvia clevelandii ‘winifred gilman’ Winnifred Gilman Dark Blue Sage

Daphne x Burkwoodii Daphne

Miss Kim Korean Lilac

Jasminum Polyanthum Pink Jasmine

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medicinal properties through sensory engagement. With sight there is a world of color to take in looking at this palette with almost every color included within the plantings, these vibrant colors correlate with the healing aspect of our focus,. Smell can be found in a handful of our selections, the lavender, Daphne plant, fore connecting to healing. Touch takes place with the California meadow sedge, allowing people to take a seat, or lay down and forget about real life for a bit. For the rest of our palette taste, and smell take over the whole medicinal aspect, with herbs and aloe that have a range of medicinal uses.

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PLANTING TWO WAYS This project challenges designers to advance their Applied Site Design project through carefully considered planting design. The approach to planting must be grounded in the community, responsive to context, express the site-specific fixed and flexible programs, and advance the project concept. The Planting Designs are executed in the following 2 ways: 1. Entirely Edible: all plant material must be edible- must literally feed and sustain the community. 2. Concept Forward: all plant materials selected to amplify the Applied Site Design concept

PROJECT YEAR 2021

Mangifera Indica x Tommy Atkins Tommy Atkins Mango Tree

Citrus Sinensis ‘Sanguinelli Blood Orangea’ Sanguinelli Blood Orange Tree

Psidium Littorale Yellow Guava Tree

Citrus X Aurantiifolia Mexican Key Lime Tree

Citrus X ‘Dwarf Meyer’ Dwarf Lemon Tree

Persea Americana x ‘Hass’ Hass Avocado Tree

Punica Granatum x Granada Granada Pomegranate Tree

Beta Vulgaris Beetroot

Phaseolus Vulgaris spp. Bean

Solanum Lycopersicum var. Cerasiforme Cherry Tomato

Zea Mays Corn

Lactuca Sativa Loose Leaf Lettuce

Medicago Sativa Alfalfa

Capsicum Annuum var. Annuum Poblano Pepper

Capsicum Annuum Jalapeño

Petroselinum Crispum Mexican Parsley

Daucus Carota Subsp. Sativus Carrot

Mentha Requienii Corsican Mint

Cucumis Sativus Kiwi

Sechium Edule (Jacq.) Sw. Cucumber

Sechium Edule (Jacq.) Sw. Chayote

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leaving people wanting to know more about it. Comfort is seen in the plants that were also used at the original farm, allowing for a connection between our site and the original South Central Farm. Visual engagement and comfort are both seen through the planting palette alone, again tying the two sites together and integrated color for visual excitement when just looking at the palette.

Run-off Pockets 73 sqft

Raised Beds Hydrozone

24 beds @ 32 sqft each = 768 sqft High water use

Low Water Beds Hyrdozone 3 beds @ 24 sqft Low Water Use

Canopy Tree Hydrozone 36 sqft High Water Use

Grass Alternative Hydrozone 1,140 sqft Low Water Use

Micro Orchard Hydrozone 43 sqft Medium Water Use

Parkwayy and Entrance Plantings Hyrdozone 10 beds @ 100 sqft Water Use

En Entran ce Planting 22 sqft Low Water Use

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Storage tanks for stormwater collection and harvesting

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Raised Beds Hy Hydrozone 10 beds @ 109 sqft High Water Use

Vine Wall Planting Hydrozone Hydro 35 sqft Medium Water Use

Property Line Corner Walls

Run-off Pockets

149 sqft Medium Water use

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CenterTree Hydrozone 4 sqft High Water Use

Grass Alternative Hydrozone 1,140 sqft Low Water Use

Parkway and Entrance Planting 191 sqft Medium Water Use

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Micro Orchard Hydrozone 82 sqft Low Water Use

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Raised Beds Hy Hydrozone 10 beds @ 109 sqft Low Water Use

PLANT ANALYSIS AND DESIGN Examples of work showing deeper plant knowledge

PLANTING PLAN TYPE A FRONT YARD

and characteristic along with planting plans.

May 19, 2021

PLANTING PLAN TYPE A BACK YARD May 19, 2021

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Salvia ‘Bee’s Bliss” Sage

Muhlenbergia capillaris Muhly grass

Fragaria Chiloensis Beach strawberry

Salvia Clevlandii ‘Winifred Gilman’ Blue Sage

Senecio Serpens Blue Chalk Sticks

Bulbine Frutescens Bulbine

Bauhinia Lunarioides Anacacho Orchid Tree

Iris Douglasiana Douglas Iris

May 19, 2021

3K\OD 1RGLÀRUD Frogfruit

Achillea Millefolium ‘Paprika’ or ‘Moonshine’ Yarrow

Salvia Clevlandii ‘Winifred Gilman’ Blue Sage

Carex Tumulicola Berkeley Sedge

Abutus ‘Marina’ (multi) Strawberry Tree

Fragaria Chiloensis Beach strawberry

Senecio Serpens Blue Chalk Sticks

Iris Douglasiana Douglas Iris

05/05/2021

Rhamnus Alaternus ‘John Edwards’ Italian Buckthorn

Dymondia Margaretae Silver Carpet

SECTION Izabella Uribe May 19, 2021

LA2451 SPRING 2021 LECTURER: MICHAEL TODORAN

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PERSONAL WORKS

Project Date: August 2021

Project Date: December 2021

Project Date: January 2022

Plant List: -New Zealand Red Flax -Red Kangaroo Paw -Mexican Feather Grass -Star Jasmine

CONTACT ME Culver City, CA, 90230 Phone: 310 867 4189 Email: izuribe@outlook.com Web: iuribe7cab.myportfolio.com/work