JAKE LIN
DESIGN PORTFOLIO 2016 LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE
JAKE LIN
EDUCATON 2013-2016 M.L.A. & GIS Certificate - NCSU, Raleigh, NC 2009-2013 B.E. in Urban Planning - SCAU, Guangzhou, China
544 Meredith Anne Ct, Raleigh, NC 27606 REFERENCES jakelam0802@gmail.com | (919)527-8850 Andrew Fox | andrew_fox@ncsu.edu | (919) 513-8064 Gene Bressler | gene_bressler@ncsu.edu | (919) 515-8342 Kofi Boone | kofi_boone@ncsu.edu | (919) 515-8349
NCASLA Student Awards Recipient of NCASLA Student Award of Excellence 2016 Vivacity | Honor Award | Analysis & Planning Coastal Green Streets | Special Recognition: Graphics | Analysis & Planning Owen’s Refuge – NCSU Campus Design | Merit Award | General Design
03 COMMUNITY OUTREACH 05 DESIGN + BUILD MIDDLE SCHOOL CAMPUS DESIGN 29
02 LANDSCAPE INFRASTRUCTURE COASTAL GREEN STREETS 17
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URBAN DESIGN VIVACITY 03
OWEN’S REFUGE NCSU CAMPUS DESIGN 47
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STRATEGIC PLANNING OF CHERRY RAVINE 39
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Sited in Midtown Atlanta, amidst a network of existing partnerships, aiming to foster a new standard for sociophysical communities, Vivacity offers a rich array of urban activity embodying three core values – livability, innovation, and sustainability. Vivacity facilitates diverse demographics, enabling opportunity for a range of ages, income levels and worldviews. Vivacity inspires innovation across diverse sectors, increasing capacity for research and development on the forefront of technological progress while enriching cultural activities.
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Proposed Buildings 1. Soft Office + Lab 2. YMCA 3. Graduate Student Housing 4. Green System – Cogeneration 5. Healthy Grocery 6. Office 7. Varsity Hotel 8. The Varsity 9. School 10. Workforce Housing 11. Library 12. Residential Mix 13. Midtown Craft Center + Gallery 14. Residential Mix 15. Affordable Housing 16. Residential Mix 17. Luxury Housing Proposed Open Space 1. The Vivacity Torch Tower 2. Torch Plaza 3. Grand Steps 4. Semi-public Courtyard 5. Metro Park (Entrance of Marta) 6. Battery Park Plaza
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Development Summary
PHASE I - Begin with mixed used site bookends
Total Development Cost $866,980,000 Residential Units 2,405 Residential SF 2,012,541 Office SF 692,974 Retail SF 380,876 Green Systems Utilities SF 95,234 Total Hotel Rooms 447
Highlights: 20% Workforce housing and soft landing office space for young business. Battery Park Plaza - reinvigorates the Bank of America Tower with renewed office space interests and a vibrant civic space.
PHASE II – Infill with institutional mixed use Highlights: Central to the Vivacity district is a cultural institution block that mixes retail on the ground floor with a crafter center, library, and existing Jesuit school.
PHASE III – Complete with market driven retail & entertainment Highlights: Market driven, with a cinema and commercial retail block that is supposed by the density developed during phases one and two. The hotel has a partnership with Emory for longer term patient care at the proton treatment center.
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Year round shadow simulation at 9am
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C O A S TA L G R E E N S T R E E T S BEAUFORT NC | SIZE 341 MILES
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Aiming to create a model of resilient coastal communities, the Coastal Green Streets project offers a systemic and systematic strategy to achieve this vision within the street rights-of-way of Beaufort, NC. The future relocation of Highway 70 requires Beaufort to rethink its downtown to adapt to the changing urban environment. Additionally, sea level rise is affecting the viability of our coastal communities. Given these emerging issues, this project seeks to demonstrate that ‘Green Streets’ are capable of mitigating natural hazards as a method of developing resilient design strategies to assist vulnerable coastal communities.
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MIDDLE SCHOOL CAMPUS DESIGN 2014 RALEIGH NC | SIZE 7.2 ACRES â—?
With the growth of Raleigh, the city is expected to get denser and the downtown district will be developing quickly in near future. Under this trend, this hypothetical project, of which the location is approximately 1 mile away from the downtown, tried to explore the strategic design of developing a site in a situation where the relationship between urban public spaces and the adjacent neighborhoods would exist in harmony.
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04 REGIONAL PLANNING STRATEGIC DEVELOPMENT AND PLANNING OF CHERRY RAVINE 2013 ZHENGZHOU CHINA | SIZE 960 ACRES â—?
Due to the topographical advantage of ravines and hills, the Cherry Ravine has a long history of planting cherry trees as their fundamental economy. According to the official government guides, this district has an opportunity to develop into a suburban sightseeing park near Zhengzhou. Therefore, this project will provide development strategy, land use change, conceptual planning and design.
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OWEN’S REFUGE NCSU CAMPUS DESIGN 2015 RALEIGH NC | SIZE 0.6 ACRES ●
Located in the NCSU main campus, Owen’s Refuge project tries to create an energized and resilient dormitory landscape. This project was proved to overcome a couple design challenges: 1) soil erosion, 2) drainage issue, and 3) underused outdoor living space. Lasting for about three months, Owen’s Refuge went through a complete schematic design, design development and construction process. A documentation video is available online to present how the students, instructors and stakeholders work together to accomplish this project. Video: https:// vimeo.com/127770736
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