JESSICA ADIWIJAYA LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT & URBAN DESIGNER COLLECTIVE WORKSAMPLE 2011-2017 jeajea2392@gmail.com 515-708-5353
The Sacred Profane- Acropolis Ellia Zenghelis Masterclass Spring 2015 Team of 4
JESSICA ADIWIJAYA 424 West 119th, 65A NYC 10027 +1 515-708-5353 jeajea2392@gmail.com
www.linkedin.com/in/jeadiwijaya/
EDUCATION Columbia University, GSAPP Master of Architecture and Urban Design
Iowa State University, College of Design
New York City, NY June 2017- May 2017
Bachelor of Landscape Architecture
Ames, IA
August 2010- May 2015
EXPERIENCE Institute of Design Research & Outreach, Iowa State Extension & Iowa Deparment of Transportation
Ames, IA
Program Assistant and Former Intern
November 2014- April 2016
Assessed the physical conditions of the sites by using ArcGIS as well as interviewing with local communities Designed the sites bioregional maps from regional watershed to historical vegetation analysis Arranged community participatory planning workshops from children, adults, to senior groups Analyzed the results of planning workshops into strengths and weaknesses maps
Rising Star Program, Iowa State Extension
Burlington, IA
Intern
Summer 2014
Focused on promoting local food systems in four Southeast counties in Iowa; Des Moines, Henry, Lee, Louisa Created local food workshops in different county fairs, farmers markets as well as local food events for around 50-100 people once a Interviewed different local foods sources in these four counties from prison, refugees, to local farms
Education and Resiliency Through Horticulture, College for Agriculture of Iowa State Intern
St. John, US Virgin Islands
Spring 2014
Taught K to 8th grades the essence of local food system and lanscape design through interactive learning and outdoor classroom Collaborated to help the design of outdoor gardens throughout the Gifft Hill School sites Researched about the students (K-3rd grades) in Gifft Hill School involvement in participatory design planning for school vertical gardens Researched about the disticnt mangrove existences in Pearl Bay, St John, USVI
Studio Hijau Lumut & Partners, Landscape Architecture Firm
Intern
Bali, Indonesia
Summer 2013
Completed construction documents of planting design in Hotel Paragon Bali Designed the presentation layout boards for clients presentations within various projects Completed some sketches for some projects on conceptual research ideas for clients
CERTIFICATION Professional Community & Economic Developer Certification (Year1-3) by Community Development Institute (CDI) Year 1 completed in Quad Cities, IL Year 2 completed in Houston, TX
February 2016
Public Interest Design Certification by Public Interest Design Institute
August 2015
PROFESSIONAL SKILLS
April 2015
LANGUAGES
ArcGIS
Photoshop
Premiere Pro
InDesign
Rhino
3dsMax
Illustrator
After Effect
Microsoft Office Suite
AutoCAD
Indonesian English
Native Fluent
Poughkeepsie Mapleton
Nashua
NYC
Salt Lake City
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
SCOPE OF WORKS
Kolkata
INDIA INDONESIA
Jakarta Bali
TABLE OF CONTENTS
The Sacred Horizon
Academic
Spring 2017
Professional
2014-2016
Tropical Villas & Hotels Design
Professional
Summer 2013
Site Analysis: Sacred Places Around Kolkata
Academic
Spring 2017
Poughkeepsie Full S.T.E.A.M
Academic
Fall 2016
Salt Lake City in context of American Regions and Systems
Academic
Fall 2016
Jackson Height Corridor
Academic
Summer 2016
Mapleton Nature Play
Academic
Fall 2013
Elevation and Flow The map to the left displays elevation using warm and cool colors. The warm colors represent higher elevations and the cool colors represent lower elevations. The elevation of the land and how quickly it changes greatly impacts many landscape systems. Areas where the color changes quickly signifies a high slope percentage, which can be a major barrier to transportation access and development.
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The colorization also helps reveal the direction of surface runoff. In general, runoff will move from areas with warmer colors to the nearest area with a cooler color. Valleys where runoff is collected are easily identified because they appear as cool-colored veins surrounded by warmer colors.
Iowa Living Roadways Community Visioning Program
City Limits High Elevation
Low Elevation
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Garrison
Elevation and Flow
Iowa State University: Julia Badenhope, Sandra Oberbroeckling, Matthew Gordy, Jessica Adiwijaya, Miao Fangzhou, Anh Le, Katherine Gould, Evan Kay, Richard Garcia I o w a D e p a r t m e n t o f Tr a n s p o r t a t i o n
Tre e s Fo re ve r
ISU Landscape Architecture Extension
ISU Extension Community and Economic Development
A drug abuse legislation introduced by the city, will not only lower the population of the local detention and rehab centers, but will also save the city budget rom having to spend on housing inmates and accumulate on the long term to provide capital that could be used to better the city’s underdeveloped transit infrastructure or further its investments in the recreation sector providing more jobs and economic development to the city. Or that spending cut could be rerouted towards some of the bigger environmental and social issues in the city.
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The recreation sector has a great role in generating revenue to the city that could be used to develop transit infrastructure. The Winter Olympics secured funding for large investment in establishing the first light rail train in the city.
Community
By bringing an estimated number of 20 million visiors to a region of 1.5 million residents, the convention centers, ski resorts, and most of all the Olympic games, allow for exposure to the diverse religious and cultural groups in Salt Lake to the rest of the country, and the world.
minor intervention, Major Impact
Industrial Banking
The different natural and urban systems in Salt Lake Valley are intertwined in a complex organization making any changes made to a single system end up affecting multiple systems
Services Transit Health Seasonal Tourism
2002 Winter Olympic Games
Market Crash
Current
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With 12 resorts within 60 miles from views SLC airport, the Ski resorts became, even more in the light of the 2002 Winter Olympics, one of the top touristic destinations in the visitors state of UTAH and nationally.
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When making a decision on certain investment in a given sector, Salt Lake City, similar to many cities of similar ordifferent scales, have to consider the Chain Effect of that investment
Economy
Aside from its role in increasing foreign expenditure in the city/county, the recreation industry represented by the ski resorts provide employent, often seasonal, for residents in the region.
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Resources
United States Geological Survey (USGS) United States Census Bureau Bureau of Economic and Business Research - University of UTAH Paleolimnological Analysis of the History of Metals Contamination in the Great Salt Lake, Utah Utah economic report (2010- 2014) Salt Lake City Olympic Committee National Survey on Drug Use and Health Utah Department of Health DEA National Drug threat assessment Smmary Cooper Center Salt Lake City Police Department MeteoBlue.com Salt Lake Tribune
The Sacred Horizon
Academic
Spring 2017
Jessica Adiwijaya
THE GLOBAL STUDIO
The Sacred Horizon Kolkata, India Sacred Islands Triangle within West Bengal: Hacking India Pilgrim journeys for ecological resiliences Faculties: Kate Orff,Geeta Mehta, Julia Watson, Dhillip DaCunha Spring 2017; Jessica Adiwijaya, Marwah Garib, Jessfae John
Belur Math Monastery
The Sacred Horizon
Academic
Jessica Adiwijaya
Spring 2017
Belur Math
Dakshineswar
Monastery
Temple
Sagar Island
The Sacred Horizon
Academic
Spring 2017
Jessica Adiwijaya
Kolkata Belur Math
Daksh
Monastery
Temple
Floating Farm Garden
Floating Plaza Solid Waste Filtration
The Sacred Horizon
Academic
Spring 2017
Jessica Adiwijaya
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Non-Monsoon Season
Floating Pool
Monsoon Season
Plaza Festival Season
The Sacred Horizon
Academic
Jessica Adiwijaya
Spring 2017 Belur Math
Dakshineswar
Ferry Ghat
Sagar Island Pilgrims Boathouses Route
Ferry Ghat
Design Intervention Area
Wind direction that bring sedimentation
Kapil Muni Temple Complex
The Sacred Horizon
Academic
Spring 2017
Sagar Island Design Intervention Stages
0-5 years
5-10 years
15-20 years
Jessica Adiwijaya
The Sacred Horizon
Academic
Jessica Adiwijaya
Spring 2017
Sagar Island Final View
Mangrove Edge Intervention
Solar Energy
Floating Market Solid Filtration
The Sacred Horizon
Academic
Spring 2017
Adapting Intervention in Different Edges
Jessica Adiwijaya
The Sacred Horizon
Academic
Jessica Adiwijaya
Spring 2017
Mangrove Edge Intervention to save the Sacred Island
Step 01 Early 0-5 years
Hacking Pilgrims as Active Infrastructures to help Mangrove Edge Intervention
The Sacred Horizon
Academic
Step 02 10-15 years
Solid Filtration
Spring 2017
Jessica Adiwijaya
Step 03 After 15 years
The Sacred Horizon
Academic
Spring 2017
Jessica Adiwijaya
Bioregional Analysis through Cities in Iowa
Professional
2014-2016
Jessica Adiwijaya
PROFESSIONAL WORK
Iowa Living Roadway Community Visioning Program 10 cities throughout Iowa from 2014-2016 Responsibilities: Involved to lead community workshops, overlaying GIS datas to found specific research focus and needs on Iowa geographic conditions, assets and barriers assessments, & mapping preferred routes November 2014- April 2016; Julia Badenhope, Matthew Gordy, Sandra Oberbroeckling, Anh Le, Fangzhou Miao
Bioregional Analysis
Regional Watershed Watersheds are expanses of landscape that are confined by the slope and elevation of the terrain. When in plan view, watershed boundaries show the extent of a drainage area that is flowing to a single outlet The watershed boundary is defined by the highest ridgelines circling around to the outlet where water flows out of the watershed. The boundary determines whether precipitation is directed into one watershed or an adjacent watershed. It is important to consider scale when identifying and defining watersheds because they are nested features that can be examined at many scales. For example, many sub-watersheds that are smaller than a city block fit together like puzzle pieces to make a watershed encompassing an entire city or more. This puzzle hierarchy builds upward to watersheds that cover thousands of miles, such as the Mississippi River watershed.
Where a community lies within its watershed determines what capacity it has to manage large watershed issues. For example, a community located in a lowland floodplain will have little capacity to reduce the amount of water draining toward it from upland areas. That said, communities always have the power to reduce their contribution to the total runoff production for the watershed.
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Colfax
Regional Watershed
Iowa State University: Julia Badenhope, Sandra Oberbroeckling, Matthew Gordy, Jessica Adiwijaya, Miao Fangzhou, Anh Le, Katherine Gould, Evan Kay, Richard Garcia I o w a D e p a r t m e n t o f Tr a n s p o r t a t i o n
Tre e s Fo re ve r
ISU Landscape Architecture Extension
ISU Extension Community and Economic Development
Spring 2016
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city with surroundings
Elevation and Flow The map to the left displays elevation using warm and cool colors. The warm colors represent higher elevations and the cool colors represent lower elevations. The elevation of the land and how quickly it changes greatly impacts many landscape systems. Areas where the color changes quickly signifies a high slope percentage, which can be a major barrier to transportation access and development.
HP 952’ HP 950’
The colorization also helps reveal the direction of surface runoff. In general, runoff will move from areas with warmer colors to the nearest area with a cooler color. Valleys where runoff is collected are easily identified because they appear as cool-colored veins surrounded by warmer colors.
City Limits High Elevation
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Map Source: Iowa Department of Natural Resources, “Natural Resources Geographic Information Systems Library,” http://www.igsb.uiowa.edu/nrgislibx/.
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High Points
LP (Elev.)
Low Points
city
Garrison
Elevation and Flow
Iowa State University: Julia Badenhope, Sandra Oberbroeckling, Matthew Gordy, Jessica Adiwijaya, Miao Fangzhou, Anh Le, Katherine Gould, Evan Kay, Richard Garcia I o w a D e p a r t m e n t o f Tr a n s p o r t a t i o n
Tre e s Fo re ve r
ISU Landscape Architecture Extension
ISU Extension Community and Economic Development
Spring 2016
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Bioregional Analysis through Cities in Iowa
Professional
2014-2016
Jessica Adiwijaya
Assets & Preferred Routes Legend iles ail 9m art y Tr Dys eamer Cr Old
Driving Routes
Ballpark and Playground Mercantile Hall
Walking Routes Biking Route Destinations
Actives
EMS Building
Senior & Mobility Impaired
Fire Station Hitchin’ Post Library
Youth
Vin ton 6.3 m Old iles Crea mery Trail
Assets and Preferred Routes
Driving
The analysis of assets and routes is a synthesis of the feedback received from the four transportation user groups. The steering committee is not considered a user group, but rather an amalgamation of all user types. Although not shown on an individual map, input from the steering committee is incorporated into the maps of the four user groups.
Biking Adults bike for recreation, while youth bike as a primary means of getting places around town. The most popular places to go are “Tickle Hill,” the Old Creamery Trail, and select residential streets such as Pine, Hickory, and Main Streets.
Winter Activities Snowmobiling is a popular activity in the winter, which is enhanced by access to the Old Creamery Trail. Trails extend into the countryside, connecting the town and natural areas. Youth sled and snowboard in the park.
Garrison
Garrison residents drive to work, to school, and to run errands. Garrison’s street system consists of two main arteries—Sycamore Avenue and Main Street—and lesser traveled residential streets. Traffic into town increases on weekends for church and during special events such as Haunted Halloween. Residential roads provide access to homes, and are used for walking, biking, and running because of low traffic volumes. People avoid roads that are in poor condition and/or flood. (see Analysis of Barriers). Parents
Walking Many residents in Garrison walk to local services and for exercise. Those who walk for pleasure, for exercise, or while socializing gravitate to the perimeter of town or paths that lead to and through parks. Common destinations for in-town walkers include the post office, Old Creamery Trail, and churches. Residents would like more shade along the streets, and water fountains at the ballfields and along the trail.
Transpor tation Assets and Barriers | Assets and Preferred Routes I o w a D e p a r t m e n t o f Tr a n s p o r t a t i o n
Tre e s Fo re ve r
ISU Landscape Architecture Extension
ISU Extension Community and Economic Development
Spring 2016
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Bioregional Analysis through Cities in Iowa
Professional
2014-2016
Preferred Commuting Routes
Jessica Adiwijaya
Tropical Villas & Hotels Design
Professional
Summer 2013
PROFESSIONAL WORK
TROPICAL VILLAS & HOTELS DESIGN Bali, Indonesia Involving with the firm works that focused on tropical residences, villas, and hotels Summer 2013; SHL Asia, Jung Yat, Made Sugiantara, Kadek Sasta
Jessica Adiwijaya
Tropical Villas & Hotels Design
Professional
Summer 2013
Jessica Adiwijaya
Tropical Villas & Hotels Design
Professional
Summer 2013
Jessica Adiwijaya Planting Area
Signage
Pond with water feature
Door
Fix Glass Window
Security Table
Planting Area
Villa Victoria Entryway
Pool Dining Room
Building
Gazebo
Cissus Sicyoides
Bougenville
Ophiogon Jaburan
Thunbergia grandiflora
Villa Victoria Entryway
Water Force within Pilgrimage Route
Academic
Spring 2017
Jessica Adiwijaya
THE GLOBAL STUDIO
Site Analysis: Sacred Places around Kolkata Kolkata, India Sacred Triangle within West Bengal: How the water changes impact relationship between Dakshinewar Temple, Belur Math, & Sagar Island Faculties: Geeta Mehta, Julia Watson, Dhillip DaCunha Spring 2017; Jessica Adiwijaya, Ge Zhao, Elif Unsal, Fu Wang, Marwah Garib, Jessfae John
Water Force within Pilgrimage Route
Academic
Spring 2017
Jessica Adiwijaya
Badrinath
Dwarka Puri
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Sagar Island
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Ganges River
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Dakshinewar Temple Rameshwaram
Char Dam : India Religious Route Nationwide Connection
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Kali Puja Temple
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Dakshinewar Ferry Ghat
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Dakshinewar & Belur Math Transportation System City Scale Connection Ganges River
+ Ferry Lane betwwen both religious sites in Hoogly River
Belur Math Non-Profit Ramkrishna Organization
Belur Math Ferry Ghat
Water Force within Pilgrimage Route
Academic
Jessica Adiwijaya
Spring 2017
Pollution within Ganges River Region Connection
Pollutions Point
Sea Level Changes from Sundarbans 30 mins 15 mins
Dakshinewar
Region Connection
Vivekanda Setu
Belur Math 15 mins
15 mins
2014
2011
2001
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Land Loss of Sagar Island = 50.28 sq km ISLAND SHORELINE IN 2014 SagarSAGAR Island Shoreline in 2014
SagarSAGAR Island Shoreline in IN 1951 ISLAND SHORELINE 1951
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Water Force within Pilgrimage Route
Academic
Jessica Adiwijaya
Spring 2017
Ghat, Gali, & Pukur Neighborhood Connection
Belur Math
Commercial Alleyway Residential Pond
Large Scale Pond
Dakshinewar Temple
Residential Pond
Residential Pond
Residential Alleyway
Ferry Alleyway
Sagar Island Stone Wall
Large Irrigation Pond
Bay of Bengal Sagar Beach
Bay of Bengal
Being Used for Religious & Tourism Purposes
Kapil Munil Temple
Poughkeepsie Tech Valley
Academic
Fall 2016
Jessica Adiwijaya
THE REGIONAL STUDIO
full S.T.E.A.M. Poughkeepsie Tech Valley Poughkeespsie, Hudson Valley, NY
Can Technology rise Poughkeepsie once again ? Faculties: Lee Altman, Michael Murphy, Justin Moore, Pippa Beardhshear, Christopher Korner, James Coarse Fall 2016 : Jessica Adiwijaya, Gabriela Fiorentino, Bridgett Cruz
P-TECH Network SUNY/CUNY Network NYSTAR Innovation Hotspots SUNY/CUNY Advanced Manufacturing & Machining
NEW YORK STATE
ALBANY
POUGHKEEPSIE
NEW JERSEY STATE NYC
Poughkeepsie Tech Valley
Academic
Fall 2016
Jessica Adiwijaya
Poughkeepsie Tech Valley
Academic
Jessica Adiwijaya
Fall 2016
Kingston
14 mins/ 7 miles
SUNY Ulster Campus
38 mins/ 22.7 miles 16 mins/ 11 miles
Event Space
SUNY New Paltz Campus 22 mins/ 11.5 miles
Train Station Inter Shuttle Extension to Poughkeepsie
Region Shuttle c oming in and out from Pou ghkeepsi e
Intercollegiate Maker Space
Poughkeepsie Tech Valley
Academic
Fall 2016
Jessica Adiwijaya
Industry Collaborative Space
Exhibition Space
Educational Space
Green Corridors
Vassar College
Poughkeepsie Tech Valley
Academic
Fall 2016
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Fall 2016
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Fall 2016
full S.T.E.A.M. Community Engagement Faculties: Lee Altman, Michael Murphy, Justin Moore, Pippa Beardhshear, Christopher Korner, James Coarse Fall 2016 : Jessica Adiwijaya, Gabriela Fiorentino, Bridgett Cruz
On site Poughkeepsie community engagement to learn about their wishes for vacant lots around Poughkeepsie Main street.
Jessica Adiwijaya
Poughkeepsie Tech Valley
Academic
Fall 2016
Jessica Adiwijaya
Salt Lake City in context of American Regions and Systems
Academic
Jessica Adiwijaya
Fall 2016
THE REGIONAL STUDIO
Salt Lake Valley Flows How Salt Lake City in the context of Regional Scale Salt Lake City, UT
Open Spaces & Recreation, Environmental & Ecology, Public Safety, Population & Demographic Faculties: Lee Altman, Cristopher Korner, Justin Moore Spring 2017; Jessica Adiwijaya, Nabi Agzamov, Majed Abdulsamad, Mario Ulloa
SALT LAKE VALLEY FLOWS
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Hispanics
HISTORIC HIGH - 1986 4,212 FEET ABOVE SEA LEVEL 2,300 SQUARE MILES
PEREGRINE FALCON
Other Races/ Mixed Racial
HISTORIC LOW - 1963 4,191 FEET ABOVE THE SEA LEVEL 937 SQUARE MILES
WHITE - FACE IBIS WHITE PELICAN AMERICAN AVOCET
Salt Palace Convention Center
BANK SWALLOW LONG BILLED DOWICHER CALIFORNIA GULL
Main Street
Pioneer Park
A drug abuse legislation introduced by the city, will not only lower the population of the local detention and rehab centers, but will also save the city budget rom having to spend on housing inmates and accumulate on the long term to provide capital that could be used to better the city’s underdeveloped transit infrastructure or further its investments in the recreation sector providing more jobs and economic development to the city. Or that spending cut could be rerouted towards some of the bigger environmental and social issues in the city.
AVERAGE 4,202 FEET ABOVE SEA LEVEL 1,730 SQUARE MILES
BAL EAGLE
Vivit Smart Home Arena
RED NECKED PHALAROPE
Temple Square
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The recreation sector has a great role in generating revenue to the city that could be used to develop transit infrastructure. The Winter Olympics secured funding for large investment in establishing the first light rail train in the city.
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By bringing an estimated number of 20 million visiors to a region of 1.5 million residents, the convention centers, ski resorts, and most of all the Olympic games, allow for exposure to the diverse religious and cultural groups in Salt Lake to the rest of the country, and the world.
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CANYONS
The different natural and urban systems in Salt Lake Valley are intertwined in a complex organization making any changes made to a single system end up affecting multiple systems
Services Transit
Pre-Olympic bid
2002 Winter Olympic Games
Market Crash
Current
SOLITUDE
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AGRICULTURE USES 82% OF UTAH’S WATER
Center Street
The Mormon Trail marked the migration journey of Mormon population which played a key role in the formation of the city itself. The destination had a Religious and Cultural value to the new settlers and therefore is celebrated annually withvvin the Mormons in SLC.
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AGRICULTURE IS 2% OF UTAH’S GDP
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Health
Salt Lake City
SALT LAKE CITY/PROVO REGION IS LOCATED IN WHAT USED TO BE LAKE BONNEVILLE
Council Bluffs,NE
Mormon Trail
Salt Lake City
minor intervention, Major Impact
Industrial Banking
Pacific Flyway Immigration Routes Drug Traffic PREHISTORIC LAKE BONNEVILLE FORMED 32,000 YEARS AGO IT WAS RELEASED BY THE BONNEVILLE FLOOD 14,500 YEARS AGO
Brigham Young University
Pioneer Park
IN ADITION TO CHIP WATER PRICES ANTIQUATED WATER POLICY PUNISHES FARMERS FOR CONSERVING WATER
ALTA SNOW BIRD DEER VALLEY
POWDER Mountain
BRIGHTON
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With 12 resorts within 60 miles from views SLC airport, the Ski resorts became, even more in the light of the 2002 Winter Olympics, one of the top touristic destinations in the visitors state of UTAH and nationally.
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HIGHEST USE OF ANTIDEPRESSANT,
When making a decision on certain investment in a given sector, Salt Lake City, similar to many cities of similar ordifferent scales, have to consider the Chain Effect of that investment
22.4%
Annual Median Household Income for Salt Lake City Population 5% 2%
Great Salt Lake
Salt Lake City Ethnicity Changes 1950-2010 Provo Ethnicity Changes 1950-2010
Depression Emotional Instability Anxiety Nervousness Poor Cognitive Function
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Low O2 Intake in higher elevation
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5,950 2004
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ACTUAL
$500 million savings
Wasatch Front
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PROJECTED
2032
H.B. 348 Projected to Avoid Prison Growth MGT of America Inc. (prison population projection) The Pew Charitable Trusts (projection with H.B. 348 policy changes)
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Inversions occur during the winter months when normal atmospheric conditions (cool air above, warm air below) become inverted. Inversions trap a dense layer of cold air under a layer of warm air.
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United States Geological Survey (USGS) United States Census Bureau Bureau of Economic and Business Research - University of UTAH Paleolimnological Analysis of the History of Metals Contamination in the Great Salt Lake, Utah Utah economic report (2010- 2014) Salt Lake City Olympic Committee National Survey on Drug Use and Health Utah Department of Health DEA National Drug threat assessment Smmary Cooper Center Salt Lake City Police Department MeteoBlue.com Salt Lake Tribune
Salt Lake City in context of American Regions and Systems
Academic
Jessica Adiwijaya
Fall 2016
SALT LAKE CITY DEMOGRAPHIC & MENTAL ILLNESS
Prehistoric Lake Bonneville formed 32,000 years ago
Salt Lake City/ Provo Region is located in what used to be Lake Bonneville Pacific Flyway Immigration Routes Drug Traffic
Council Bluffs, NE Winter Quarter
Mormon Trail Final Destination
Salt Lake City
Nauvoo, IL
White Asian Hispanics Other
1Depart Point Vivit Smart Home Arena
Salt Palace Convention Center Pioneer Park Main Street & Temple Square 2000
2010
Washington Square
UTAH #1 RANKED IN
Salt Lake City
THE NATION
HIGHEST USE OF ANTIDEPRESSANT, DEPRESSION &
Annual Median Household Income for Salt Lake
MENTAL ILLNESS RATE
City Population
Mercury Side Effects for Mental Health
Depression Emotional Instability Anxiety
Low O2 Intake in High Elevation
Nervousness Poor Cognitive Function
Provo
Center Street Pioneer Park
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Prison Race/ Ethnicity Counts
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Salt Lake City in context of American Regions and Systems
Academic
Jessica Adiwijaya
Fall 2016
HISTORIC AVERAGE
SALT LAKE CITY
4,200 FEET ABOVE SEA LEVEL
WETLAND &
HISTORIC LOW-1963 4,191 FEET ABOVE SEA LEVEL
RECREATION POLLUTION CONTENT WITHIN THE LAKE AREA 29
Cu
65% PEC
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Hg
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Infrastructure
140% PEC
29
Cu
100% PEC
82
45% PEC
Pb
Community
99% PEC
80
40% PEC
Hg
80% PEC
CANYON
Tourism
SALT LAKE CITY
SNOW BIRD
SOLITUDE DEER VALLEY BRIGHTON
Olympics host announcement
SUNDANCE
Expenditure by Skiers in Salt Lake
Economy Unemployment Rate in Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City in context of American Regions and Systems
Academic
Fall 2016
Jessica Adiwijaya
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Jackson Mill District
Academic
Jessica Adiwijaya
Summer 2016
THE FIVE BOROUGHS STUDIO
Jackson Mill District Redefine Jackson Heights North Area Jackson Height, Queens, NY
In order to create more public spaces and transportation connection from north to south of Jackson Heights, we want to design a district that contains mix-used zoning; both commercial and public areas within the historical railroad corridor that goes through Jackson Heights Faculties: Kaja Kuhl, James Khamsi, Ellen Neises Summer 2016; Jessica Adiwijaya, Autumn Wu, Yang Liao, Yanyan Xu
Commercial Open Plaza in North Jackson Heights
Jackson Mill District
Academic
Jessica Adiwijaya
Summer 2016
to La Guardia Airport
Astoria
Blvd
to Roosevelt Ave
Jackson Mill District
Academic
Jessica Adiwijaya
Summer 2016
1886-1920 North Beach Amusement Park
Palimpsest of the railroad truck
Astoria Boulevard
Northern Boulevard
Roosevelt Ave Corona
Elmhurst
Maspeth
Historical Jakson Mill Railroad Path
Williamsburg Brooklyn
Jackson Mill District
Academic
Jessica Adiwijaya
Summer 2016
Astoria Boulevard
Astoria Boulevard
Historical Railroad
Historical Railroad
94th St/ Proposed Airport Shuttle Lane
94th St/ Proposed Airport Shuttle Lane
1
Defining the gateways
Astoria Boulevard
Astoria Boulevard
Historical Railroad
Historical Railroad
94th St/ Proposed Airport Shuttle Lane
2
Develop the hearts of the nodes
94th St/ Proposed Airport Shuttle Lane
3
Immerse to the edges
Historical Railroad Lane
94th St/ Proposed Aiport Shuttle Lane
East Wing Common
Bicycle Lanes West Wing Common
Plaza Paving Details
Zelkora Zerrata
Tilia x Euchlora
Syringa Serrata
Historical Railroad Paving Details
Astoria Boulevard
Historical Railroad
Jackson Mill District
Academic
Summer 2016
Jessica Adiwijaya
West Wing Common
6 1
7 5
2
4
3
8
1 Outdoor Theatre
5 Dining with View
2 Multipurpose Perfomance
6 Retail Stores Commercial
3 Terrain Plaza
7 Outdoor Bar
4 Interactive Lighting
8 Bike Lanes
Jackson Mill District
Academic
Summer 2016
Jessica Adiwijaya
Commercial Open Plaza in West Wing Common
Jackson Mill District
Academic
Summer 2016
Jessica Adiwijaya
East Wing Common
5
1
4
2
1
Outdoor Plaza
5 Museum
2
Retail Commercial
6 Retail Commercial
3
Bike Lanes
4
Historical Railroad
3
Jackson Mill District
Academic
Summer 2016
Jessica Adiwijaya
Looking through East Wing Common
Jackson Mill District
Academic
Summer 2016
Jessica Adiwijaya
Jackson Heights Community Engagement Faculties: Kaja Kuhl, James Khamsi, Ellen Neises Summer 2016; Jessica Adiwijaya, Autumn Wu, Yang Liao, Yanyan Xu
Learning from Jackson Heights community about the issues and desires in neighborhood
Jackson Mill District
Academic
Summer 2016
Jessica Adiwijaya
Mapleton Nature Play
Academic
Fall 2013
Jessica Adiwijaya
DISASTER RECOVERY STUDIO
Mapleton Nature Play Soft Infrastructure Rehabilitation Mapleton, Iowa
Creating Nature Play system throughout the town to help the children with town recovery Faculties: Julia Badenhope, Julie Stevens Fall 2014 : Jessica Adiwijaya, Dylan Schroeder, Erin McDonald, Rian French, Max Dowd, Qi Qin, Zach Houborg
Mapleton Nature Play
Academic
Fall 2013
Jessica Adiwijaya
Mapleton Nature Play
Academic
Fall 2013
Jessica Adiwijaya
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Thank you for family, friends & colleagues from Iowa State, Community Visioning, SHL Asia, and Columbia for all the perspectives and insights to inspire myself as an urban designer & landscape architect