Julia Dullien Portfolio by Julia Dullien

JULIA DULLIEN P O R T F O L I O

720.355.4839 j.e.dullien@gmail.com

Master of Landscape Architecture | Master of Urban and Regional Planning University of Colorado Denver 2018

JULIA DULLIEN 520 W. 1st Ave, Denver, CO, 80223 j.e.dullien@gmail.com (720) 355-4839

EDUCATION University of Colorado Denver Dec 2018

Outstanding Graduate Fall 2018 2017-2018 Exemplary Student Award. 2018 Jane Silverstein Ries Scholarship Recipient. Sigma Lambda Alpha. Tau Sigma Delta.

Master of Landscape Architecture.

ASLA Vice President 2017-2018. ROOT magazine staff. Immersive Travel Studio: Public Space in Denver and Oslo.

Master of Urban and Regional Planning.

Capstone: “Design for Activation and Restoration of the Sheridan Quincy Trail.“ Study Abroad: Sustainable Tourism Planning & Design Studio, Bodrum, Turkey.

University of British Columbia- Vancouver May 2012

Bachelor of Arts, Human Geography.

Semester in Natural Resource Studies, Haida Gwaii, B.C. Thesis: “Economic Development for Gwaii Haanas Marine Reserve and Haida Heritage Site”

Technology- AutoCAD, ArcGIS, Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, InDesign, Premiere Pro, Microsoft Office Suite, SketchUp. Interests- discovering hot springs, road trips around the West, historic movie theaters, green chile stew. born in Boulder, CO.

EXPERIENCE Colorado Center for Community Development Denver, CO. June 2017-Dec 2018 Research Assistant, University of Colorado Denver. -Led site analysis and design iterations for Parachute river park plan. -Led site analysis, community charette, town survey, design iterations, and final report for Yampa downtown enhancement plan. -designed gateway features for Nucla and Naturita. -Conducted site analysis for Delta pocket park.

Bluegreen Aspen, CO. May- August 2018 Intern, design and planning. -Researched and coordinated materials for Basalt Healthy Rivers Water Park. -Analyzed and proposed alternative layouts for City Market parking lot. -Designed planting plan for an Aspen condominium. -Graded plan and rendered scenes for an Aspen private residence. -Re-designed Bluegreen website.

National Park Service Lakewood, CO. Feburary 2017-June 2017 Intern, Denver Service Center. -Read, organized, and summarized Acadia National Park transportation plan public comments. -Re-designed Sieur de Monts and Hulls Cove transportation hubs according to public comments.

Conservation Legacy Sante Fe, NM. April 2014-April 2015 AmeriCorps VISTA leader, Tribal Resilience and US Department of Interior programs. -Lead 16 VISTAs in nation-wide program to build capacity and create long-term sustainability for urban and rural communities in the areas of environmental stewardship, economic development, and healthy futures. -Hired and trained VISTAs. -Conducted site visits. -Acted as liaison between site, VISTA, AmeriCorps, and federal sponsors.

Hermit’s Peak Watershed Alliance Las Vegas, NM. April 2013-April 2014 Education and Outreach Coordinator | AmeriCorps VISTA. -Planned watershed-related events such as annual river clean-up and river festival. -Recruited and trained volunteers. -Worked with land owners on watershed restoration best-practices. -Fundraised for watershed alliance, through donations, raffles, and grants.

PROJECTS WEIR REFUGE An urban refuge for wildlife and people that also operates as a flood control system. EVERYDAY CIVIC CENTER A plan for reclaiming the streets for people and encouraging the right to the city at Denverâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Civic Center. ODE TO DENVER An urban stormwater outfall that functions as public space and cultural installation. BLUEGREEN An internship at a boutique, community-rooted design firm in Aspen, CO. COLORADO CENTER FOR COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT A research assistant position at the University of Colorado Denver that provides design services to rural Colorado communities.

WEIR REFUGE

Studio 3 | Fall 2017 | Lori Catalano and Emmanuel Didier | Jane Silverstein Ries Scholarship Award 2018

An urban refuge for wildlife and people that also operates as a flood control system. Weir Refuge began with a modeling study of light and shadow. At the same time, the studio studied the Weir Gulch site in Denver, creating models to analyze the site. I combined my light and shadow models and my analysis models to discover an intervention at Weir Gulch. My design, Weir Refuge, provides a refuge for urban dwellers and migrating birds. It is a place of privacy and safety, a combination difficult to find in the city. Moments of enclosure and moments of expanse are woven together to create intimacy and safety. A stormwater design permeates the site, providing flood control and water quality measures. The water assists in the irrigation of vegetation and will evolve the landform of the site over time.

WEIR REFUGE: MODELING PROCESS

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WEIR REFUGE: STRATEGY PARTI

Models combined, discovery of ‘refuge’ concept. julia dullien | portfolio

WEIR REFUGE: PLAN AND ELEMENTS

ALAMEDA AVE

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Weir Refuge overlook and Alameda Ave. entrance.

Primary bike path.

Swales to capture first annual run-off.

Short-grass prairie hills and fields.

“Bosque” riparian forest.

Deposit islands for crossing stream and slowing flow.

Picnic and sports fields.

Planted hills.

Upper terrace overlook and community space.

W. Virginia Ave. entrance.

6 swale catchment pipe to outfall, set in gravel bed

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gulch to receive outfall and to drain in flood event

permeable paving stone swale for slow infiltration and catchment

filtered water to assist forest irrigation

WEIR REFUGE: PERSPECTIVES

A. Morning in Weir Refuge: peace and solitude in the bosque.

B. Day in Weir Refuge: intrigue from Alameda Ave.

C. Night in Weir Refuge: active and alluring.

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EVERYDAY CIVIC CENTER

“Cognitive Map” of neighborhoods

Immersive Semester| Fall 2018 | Civic Center, Denver | Joern Langhorst & Leila Toderlund

A plan for reclaiming the streets for people and encouraging the right to the city at Denver’s Civic Center. Through walking, pedestrians claim what LeFebrve describes as their “right to the city” and thus, right to civic society. Mayor Speer said in 1907, “a true civic center should be a focal point to gather up and write converging lines of communication.” This project aims to fulfill Mayor Speer’s wish for Denver’s Civic Center. It gives pedestrians the right to the street. Getting people out of cars encourages encounter, inclusion, and communication. Civic Center will become a thoroughfare for everyday pedestrians, everyday protests, and everyday urban life. This project suggests a series of moves to reclaim Civic Center for people from cars. It aims to make Civic Center walkable and woven into Denver’s urban pedestrian fabric. Specifically, this project reduces traffic lanes and speed while increasing marked pedestrian crossings, bus lanes, and bike lanes. It provides places to rest and gather, and expands the pedestrian zone connecting 16th St. Mall to Civic Center. It offers design elements with a distinct Denver language to demarcate pedestrian amenities and space. It uses the streets in Civic Center to connect the park, rather than to divide it.

EVERYDAY CIVIC CENTER: ISSUE

Civic Center is divided by arterial roads, causing a dangerous and unpleasant pedestrian experience.

EVERYDAY CIVIC CENTER: STRATEGY

“how can Civic Center become more walkable?” Connect to key cultural streets by improving intersections

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street converted to promenade street converted to plaza enhanced intersections improved connectivity through Civic Center strengthened axes narrowed streets with bus and bike lanes soft edges connect park to civic institutions

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ODE TO DENVER

Ode to Denver collage.

Studio 8 | Spring 2018 | RiNo, Denver | Jesse Clarke, Stream Design

An urban stormwater outfall that also functions as public space and cultural installation. Studio 8 was a condensed, 6 week vertical studio that challenged students to design a stormwater outfall that could support a five-year flood in Denver’s River North neighborhood, while also representing innovation in stormwater design. Contextually, the Five Points and Curtis Park neighborhoods near the outfall are some of Denver’s oldest neighborhoods, rich with 19th and 20th century history in music, the arts, architecture, and industry. In the 21st century, these neighborhoods consolidated into the rapidly gentrifying River North, or “RiNo,” neighborhood. The new outfall will support growing Denver and the runoff from new development, in this it represents the infrastructure of growth, yet it also has the opportunity to connect the public to the South Platte River and to the history of Denver. In my design for the outfall, ‘Ode to Denver’ is more than working infrastructure, it is a memorial, an installation, and a recognition of Denver’s cultural and environmental history.

ODE TO DENVER: GRADING PLAN

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Plan inspired by 20th century guitar blues, art deco patterns, and industrial form.

ODE TO DENVER: PLAN AND ELEMENTS In the design, water is dissipated through a series of falls, captured by riparian plants, and retained by terraced walls. Grooved granite drops interact with the water, musical instruments play with the site, and the ‘Ode to Denver’ collage is painted as a mural, displaying the stormwater infrastructure as art.

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MURAL SPANS WATERFALLS

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WETLAND BIOSWALE

SHORT-GRASS PRAIRIE RIPARIAN VEGETATION

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ODE TO DENVER: SECTIONS AND PERSPECTIVE

A. Terraced bridge with aeolian wind harps.

S. Platte River

B. Outfall to river.

C. Outfall with water organs.

ODE TO DENVER: FUNCTION Trickle flow.

Medium flow.

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Imagine the sound of the water organs, echoing into the city through the outfall pipe. julia dullien | portfolio

BLU E GR EE N 2

Bluegreen, Aspen CO | Internship

An internship at a boutique, community-rooted design firm in Aspen, CO. For the Summer of 2018, I interned with Bluegreen in Aspen, CO. Bluegreen is a landscape architecture and planning firm with strong roots in the Roaring Fork Valley. Recently, Bluegreen founded a build component, called Bluegreen BLD. In this way, and through its focus on contextual, detailed design, Bluegreen is an innovative small design and build firm. I was fortunate to work on a wide range of tasks, such as creating a planting plan, grading a site, setting up sheet sets, building 3D models, rendering graphics, re-designing a busy parking lot, developing the new website, and coordinating with material distributors for design development. The projects were equally diverse, from high-end residential to city grocery store to white water river park. I was especially pleased to expand my knowledge of Rocky Mountain flora, to refine my graphics skills, to gain a broader understanding of construction and maintenance, and to observe the workings of a business.

BLUEGREEN: PLANTING PLAN SPRING

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Populus tremuloides | Quaking Aspen

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Aronia melanocarpa elata | Black Chokeberry

Cornus sericea ‘Cardinal’ | Cardinal Dogwood

Cornus sericea ‘Isanti’ | Dogwood

Prunus virginiana melanocarpa | Native Chokecherry

Rubus parviflorus | Thimbleberry

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Picea Pungens | Colorado Blue Spruce Picea pungens “Hoopsii” | Hoopsii Spruce

Achillea millefolium ‘Terracotta’ | Terracotta Yarrow

Aquilegia canadensis ‘Little Lanterns’ | Dwarf Red Columbine

Aquilegia ‘Crimson Star’ | Crimson Star Columbine

Aquilegia chrysanthia | Yellow Columbine

Calylophus serrulatus ‘Prairie Lode’ | Prairie Lode Sundrops

Campanula rotundifolia ‘Olympica’ | Blue Harebell

Campanula rotundifolia ‘White Gem’ | White Harebell

Epilobium fleicheri | Alpine Willowherb

Geranium x cantabirgiense | Cambridge Cranesbill Geranium

Hosta ‘Blue Mouse Ears’ | Dwarf Blue Hosta

Hosta ‘Hadspen Blue | Hadspen Blue Hosta

Hosta ‘Honeybells’ | Light Green Hosta

Monarda ‘Gardenview Scarlet’ | Red Bee Balm

Osteospermum ‘Avalance’ | Avalance White Dwarf Sun Daisy

Physostegia virginiana ‘Crown of Snow’ | White Obedient Plant

Sisyrinchium montanum | Blue-eyed Grass

Viola cornuta ‘White Perfection’ | White Tufted Pansy

FERNS Dryopteris filix-mas ‘Robusta’ | Robust Male Fern

GROUNDCOVERS

Ajuga reptans | Green Carpet Bugle

Arctostaphylos uva-ursi | Kinnikinnick

Galium odoratum | Sweet Woodruff

Vinca minor ‘Bowles Variety’ | Bowles Periwinkle

GRASSES & SEEDUMS

Festuca glauca ‘Boulder Blue’ | Boulder Blue Fescue

Sedum spurium ‘Dragon’s Blood’ | Dragon’s Blood Stonecrop

SPRING

AUTUMN

bloom chart for shady, high-altitude, low-maintenance condition. www.bluegreenaspen.com

bluegreen 1 may 2018

300 south spring street l suite 202 | aspen, colorado 81611 | t 970 429 7499 l f 970 429 9499

planting bloom chart aspen alps aspen | colorado

SUMMER

BLUEGREEN: PLANTING PLAN SYMBOL

20 80

PLANTING SCHEDULE ABBR.

BOTANICAL NAME

COMMON NAME

SIZE

QUANTITY

PpC

PICEA PUNGENS

COLORADO SPRUCE

PpH

PICEA PUNGENS "HOOPSII"

HOOPSII SPRUCE

POPULUS TREMULOIDES

QUAKING ASPEN

AmE

ARONIA MELANOCARPA ELATA

BLACK CHOKEBERRY

CsC

CORNUS SERICEA 'CARDINAL'

CARDINAL DOGWOOD

CsI

CORNUS SERICEA 'ISANTI'

ISANTI DOGWOOD

PvM

PRUNUS VIRGINIANA MELANOCARPA

NATIVE CHOKECHERRY

RUBUS PARVIFLORUS

THIMBLEBERRY

SPACING

TREES

SOUTH ALPS ROAD

bluegreen www.bluegreenaspen.com

8005 ZONE 1: UNDER SPRUCE

1224 sf

GALIUM ODORATURM

ZONE 2: SUNNIER BEDS YELLOW COLUMBINE

PRAIRIE LODE SUNDROPS

CAMPANULA ROTUNDIFOLIA 'OLYMPICA'

BLUE HAREBELL

799

EPILOBIUM FLEICHERI

ALPINE WILLOWHERB

HOSTA 'HADSPEN BLUE'

HADSPEN BLUE HOSTA

PHSOSTEGIA VIRGINIANA 'CROWN OF SNOW'

WHITE OBEDIENT PLANT

ZONE 4: UNDER QUAKING ASPENS

CRIMSON STAR COLUMBINE

EPILOBIUM FLEICHERI

ALPINE WILLOWHERB

GALIUM ODORATUM

SWEET WOODRUFF

GERANIUM X CANTABIRGIENSE

CAMBRIDGE CRANESBILL GERANIUM

ZONE 5: UPPER RAIN GARDEN

ENT

421 sf

AQUILEGIA 'CRIMSON STAR'

607 sf

AJUGA REPTANS

GREEN CARPET BUGLE

AQUILEGIA CANADENSIS 'LITTLE LANTERNS'

DWARF RED COLUMBINE

ACSD

SEM ER EA

SEW

aspen alps

CRIMSON STAR COLUMBINE ROBUST MALE FERN

WA FO TER R F EA IR E H SEM YD ENT RA 20 NT '-

20'-0

AQUILEGIA 'CRIMSON STAR'

CRIMSON STAR COLUMBINE ALPINE WILLOWHERB

date

PHSOSTEGIA VIRGINIANA 'CROWN OF SNOW' SISYRINCHIUM MONTANUM

WHITE OBEDIENT PLANT

06/29/2018

BLUE-EYED GRASS

O PR

EPILOBIUM FLEICHERI

7985

planting schedule

50% DD

345 sf

CRIMSON STAR COLUMBINE

EPILOBIUM FLEICHERI

ALPINE WILLOWHERB

GERANIUM X CANTABIRGIENSE

CAMBRIDGE CRANESBILL GERANIUM

HOSTA 'BLUE MOUSE EARS'

DWARF BLUE HOSTA

HOSTA 'HADSPEN BLUE'

HADSPEN BLUE HOSTA

HOSTA 'HONEYBELLS'

LIGHT GREEN HOSTA

PHSOSTEGIA VIRGINIANA 'CROWN OF SNOW'

WHITE OBEDIENT PLANT

SISYRINCHIUM MONTANUM

BLUE-EYED GRASS

VIOLA CORNUTA 'WHITE PERFECTION'

WHITE TUFTED PANSY

scale 0

north

GREEN CARPET BUGLE

AQUILEGIA 'CRIMSON STAR'

AJUGA REPTANS

l issue

WHITE TUFTED PANSY

ZONE 6: LOWER RAIN GARDEN

PLANTING SCHEDULE, CONT.

799

aspen alps road south #300 l aspen, colorado

AQUILEGIA 'CRIMSON-STAR' DRYOPTERIS FILIX-MAS 'ROBUSTA'

VIOLA CORNUTA 'WHITE PERFECTION' Z6

584 sf

GREEN CARPET BUGLE

7995

TY LINE

RTY

OPE

WHITE HAREBELL AVALANCHE WHITE DWARF SUN DAISY

ZONE 3: SHADY STEPS AJUGA REPTANS

PROPOSED 300 BUILDING

STRUCTURAL ROOF OVERHANG ABOVE

PROPER

CAMPANULA ROTUNDIFOLIA 'WHITE GEM' OSTEOSPERMUM 'AVALANCHE' Z3

622 sf

AQUILEGIA CHRYSANTHA CALYOPHUS SERRULATUS 'PRAIRIE LODE'

80 00

SWEET WOODRUFF

300 south spring street l suite 202 l aspen, colorado 81611 l t 970 429 7499 l f 970 429 9499

MASS PLANTING AREAS

8015

SHRUBS

BUI

400

STI

EXI

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BLUEGREEN: RESIDENTIAL DESIGN

Outdoor shower.

Flat lawn on steep hill.

BLUEGREEN: CITY MARKET PARKING LOT RE-DESIGN FLOW | ACCESS | USABLE SPACE | SAFETY

Proposed two-way concept.

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COLORADO CENTER FOR COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

Land use map, Delta, CO Naturita gateway.

Colorado Center for Community Development| Supervisor: Chris Endreson|May 2017- December 2018

A research assistant position at the University of Colorado Denver that provides design services to rural Colorado communities. The Colorado for Community Development is a center at UC Denverâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s College of Architecture and Planning that partners with the Colorado Division of Local Affairs to provide design services to rural communities. CCCD student workers delivers schematic designs, funding strategies, and implementation tacticts to help communities get their projects off the ground. Since Spring 2017, I have worked for the Western Slope team at CCCD, often in a Project Lead role. With CCCD, I have assisted rural Colorado towns on their design needs from charrette to final report. Often, these towns are struggling economically but have a strong sense of pride and place. Through CCCD, I have gained experience working with rural places and people on design solutions.

COLORADO CENTER FOR COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT: NUCLA GATEWAY

ROUGH WOOD

WOOD SHINGLES

WEATHERED STEEL

3’

CONCEPT 1

CONCEPT 2 3’

16’

12’

7’

Concepts for gateway based on the Nucla’s historic bell-tower.

5’

COLORADO CENTER FOR COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT: YAMPA DOWNTOWN ENHANCEMENT PLAN

Downtown stamped paving options: embrace town’s “controlled chaos” while increasing marked pedestrian space.

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COLORADO CENTER FOR COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT: PARACHUTE RIVER PARK EXISTING CONDITIONS

Project Boundary

Stakeholders within Project Boundary Parachute Battlement Mesa Parks & Recreation District Town of Parachute 1-

CO Division of Wildlife

W ay

Parachute Partners LLC Grand Valley Park Association

Ca r

din

Riparian Area

Existing Features Existing structures Existing grounds

Green Space

Existing fence Existing path at Cottonwood Park Existing roads Proposed road alignment

Sports Fields Yampa Ave

Playground Para chut Storage e

La Plata Cr.

Restrooms & Concession

Cottonwood Park

Rodeo Grounds

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Vicinity Map

Vacant Parcels

River Access and Ramp (Non-Motorized) Pavillion Restrooms

River Front

” area

do Riv Colora

Project Site

Basketball Court Playground Volleyball and Horseshoes

beach isting “

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0.5

0.05

0.1

Miles 0.2

Miles 1

Parachute, CO has great potential for a regionally attractive park along the Colorado River. The existing river park is not living up to its potential due to conflicts between the site’s stakeholders.

COLORADO CENTER FOR COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT: PARACHUTE NEW RIVER PARK PLAN 1

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 20 21 22 23 24 25

Way

Colorado Ave.

Rio Grande Ave.

Yampa Ave.

Riparian Forest Native short grass Turf Asphalt Concrete Sand Crusher Fines Wooden Platform Earthen Mound Disc Golf Stage/Bleacher Building

Parac hute Creek

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23 2 23

2 18 6

8 23 1

La Plata Cir.

12 11 17 13

18 20

23 25

Co lor ad o

CAPACITY Amphitheater 2,000 people lounging or 4,000 people sitting Cottonwood Park 1,500 people Parking 350 parking spaces 130 parallel spaces

Gateway Roundabout Disc Golf Course Dog Park Interpretive Trail RV Park Archery/ Special Event Area Multi-Sport Field Amphitheater Interactive Playground Picnic Area Skate Park Boulder Structures Day-Use/Tent Camping Beach Area Existing play area Multi-sport court New ADA Restroom Shelter Existing Picnic Shelter Re-Aligned River Put-in River Pool Parking Existing Concession Stand Pollinator Garden

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Proposed design to reflect a shared vision between site managers and property owners.

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julia dullien 720.355.4839 j.e.dullien@gmail.com