2016
Kathleen Degnan O'Leary
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TABLE OF CONTENTS THE DIRT HOTEL ................................. 4 SCHOOL : CITY ............................... 10 LOS ANGELES MUSIC CENTER PLAZA ............................... 20 UC BERKELEY BIKE RACKS ............................... 26 DOWNTOWN PETALUMA CONNECT + COLLECT ............................... 28 TIDAL WETLAND PARK ............................... 34 3
NORTH BERKELEY BART GREENWAY ............................... 36 SCHOOL CAMPUS LANDSCAPE ............................... 38 LARGE SCALE PRIVATE RESIDENCE ............................... 44 PLANTING DESIGN BUILD............................... 47 MUCH MORE THAN A LOT ............................... 48 ALAMEDA NAVAL AIR BASE LARGE PARK DESIGN ............................... 58 PARK(ING) DAY CROQUET PARKLET ............................... 62 GRAPHIC DESIGN ............................... 63 LOTTE ARTS ............................... 64
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THE DIRT HOTEL UC BERKELEY
FALL 2015
LA 203
W/ GHIGO DI TOMASO; PARTNER: STORY WIGGINS
MOUND TYPOLOGIES
DISCRETE MOUNDS
smaller-convex-mounds
sporatic
scattered
clumping
dissinigrating
inscribed-and-circumscribed-by-tracks
ossifying
heterogeneous-appearance-and-materiality
LEEWARD SLOPE
EPHEMERAL PILES
temporary
sparsely-vegetated
angle-of-repose
A M A L G A M AT E D M O U N D terrain-vague
vast
elevated
wild
concave
SITE FLOWS choogachooga
choogachooga
transforming
path-along-ridge
CHOO CHOO
choogachooga
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HONK
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CHIRP
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CHIRP
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CHIR
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KAW KAW AUTO
0'
0'
200'
200'
PEOPLE
KAW KAW KAW KAW
panoramic
choogachooga
VR O
CHIRPP
KAW KAW
terrace-at-center
choogachooga
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KAW KAW
KAW KAW
KAW KAW
KAW KAW
KAW KAW
KAW KAW KAW KAW SOUND
KAW KAW
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(E) LEVEE
(E) STRAWBERRY CREEK OUTFLOW
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0'
VISTAS
0'
200'
SUN FOG WIND
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Mt. Tamalpais San Francisco Bay Bridge Golden Gate Bridge Oakland Cranes Ports Marin
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200'
16.4 FT SLR (2100+/-)
200'
1939 H I S T O R I C A L1939M O R P H O L O G Y : M O1968 VING MOUNDS
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1993 1968 2004
2002 1993 2004 2005
2004 1968 1993
2005 2004 1993 2002
2008 2005 2002
2009 2008
2002 2005 2008 2011
2008 2009 2011 2012
2009 2012 2014
2015 2014
berkeley dirt pile historical morphology
2004 005
2005 2008 2011
2008 2009 2011 2012
2009 2012 2014
2014 2015
berkeley dirt pile historical morphology
2015
berkeley dirt pile historical morphology
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2011 012
2012 2014
2014 2015
berkeley dirt pile historical morphology
2015
berkeley dirt pile historical morphology
LOC ATION + LANDFORM
F U R R O W PAT H W AY
TRANSECT A.
TRANSECT B.
CUT INTERVENTION
STA I R I N T ER V EN T ION
TRANSECT C.
TRANSECT D.
RISE + SLIDE INTERVENTION
P L AT F OR M I N T ER V EN T ION
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8 6
HWY 580
4 5
6
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9 THE COVE
2 TRANSECTS
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TRANSECT D
TRANSECT C
TRANSECT B
TRANSECT A
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THE MARINA
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A B C D
S TA I R S CUT RISE + SLIDE P L AT F O R M
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
SEABREEZE MARKET PA R K I N G LO T + E N T R Y STRAWBERRY CREEK OUTLE T + MARSH B AY T R A I L PEDESTRIAN + BIKE BRIDGE UNIVERSIT Y AVE HWY EXIT B E R K E L E Y M E A D O W / E A S T S H O R E S TAT E PA R K A Q U AT I C PA R K F R O N TA G E R O A D TO 4 T H S T R E E T + F R O N TA G E R O A D THE PENINSULA
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THE BAY
0
50 FT
TYPOLOGY
TYPOLOGY
B.
0
1.
RISE THROUGH
0
10 ft
I M P L E M E N TAT I O N
I M P L E M E N TAT I O N
I N T E R V E N T I O N S
STA I R
O F
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A.
2.
CUT
LOOK INSIDE
0
10 ft
0
2.
INTERVENTION DETAIL
LADDER
INTERVENTION DETAIL
I N V E N T O R Y
1.
HIDE + REVEAL
10 ft
10 ft
HORIZON WINDOWS
concrete retaining wall
display window urban soil mosaic
rammed earth path
drainage
S O I L D I S P L AY
TYPOLOGY
TYPOLOGY
D.
0
3.
PERMEABLE FLOOR
0
3.
INTERVENTION DETAIL
10 ft
I M P L E M E N TAT I O N
RAMP / SLIDE
4.
spontaneous vegetation
existing subgrade
10 ft
INVERSE TRANSECT
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4.
“floating” ground
VISIBLE GROUND
0
10 ft
SUNKEN SLIDE
slanted walls
P L AT F OR M
IN, ON, BELOW
INTERVENTION DETAIL
I M P L E M E N TAT I O N
C.
P L AT F OR M LO G IC
0
10 ft
SCHOOL : CITY UC BERKELEY
FALL 2015
LA 203
The project addresses this space as the heart of a socially and economically disadvantaged neighborhood that is in the midst of the tech boom and rapid gentrification through improved local and city wide connections, universal accessibility, maximizing play and gathering opportunities for diverse users and local residents. A modular and multifunctional city wide system is developed in providing improved connectivity to not only for children to schools, but to the city as a whole.
W/ GHIGO DI TOMASO
10 FOREST TREE HOUSE
CONCEPT : CONNECTIVITY INCREASE CONNECTIVITY :
CONCEPT : PROGRAMMING USE OF COLOR :
FRAGMENTS TO MATRIX
GREEN
CITY MOVEMENT
GRID
STREETS
SIDEWALKS
POWERLINES
BUS
ROUTES
BART
BIKE
LANES
PARKS + OPEN
CITY DIALOGUE
YELLOW
RED
PINK
BLUE
TRANSIT
EDUCATION
COMMUNITY
WATERFRONT
AMPHITHEATER FOREST
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SF NATIVE SAND DUNE HABITAT
SCHOOL FRONT PARK
1
12
CAPP STREET DROP OFF
S C H O O L
U S E
DRO P O FF / PI CK U P
2
S C H O
O O L / C O M M U N I T Y G ATH ER
3
S C H O O L
U S E
O U T D O O R CL A S S ES
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M I D
D A Y
LIMIT C AR AC C ES S
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A LT E R N AT E
U S E
FO O D TRU CKS
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N I G H T
LI G HTI N G SCHEME
SITE SECTION
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P
A
R
K
S
GREEN LINE
T R A N S P O R T A T I O N YELLOW LINE BUS STOPS + BART STATIONS
D
U
C
RED LINE ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS + PUBLIC LIBRARIES
S C H O O L
PARKS + PLAYGROUNDS + RECREATION
E
M A R S H A L L E L E M E N TA RY Capp Street park
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M A R S H A L L E L E M E N TA RY Active + Flexible Play Equipment
C I T Y
M A R S H A L L E L E M E N TA RY Capp Street Outdoor Library
M I S S I O N P O O L + P L AY G R O U N D Valencia Street
B A R T S TAT I O N S + B U S S T O P S 1 mile +/- walk from school
HARVEY MILK MEMORIAL LIBRARY 16th Street + Prosper Street
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M
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N
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T
PINK LINE
Y
W
A
T
E
R
BLUE LINE
SF NEIGHBORHOODS
BODIES OF WATER
S C H O O L
T
corymbia citriodora
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M A R S H A L L E L E M E N TA RY “Sand Dune” Habitat
M A R S H A L L E L E M E N TA RY School + Community Gathering Place
C I T Y
A
DEARBORN COMMUNITY GARDEN Dearborn Street + Bird Street (10 minute walk)
MISSION CREEK SHORELINE Along Berry Street (30 minute walk) THE BLUE GREENWAY - 13 MILE CORRIDOR
SCHOOL : STREETS UC BERKELEY
FALL 2015
LA 203
W/ GHIGO DI TOMASO
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curb cuts
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Acer rubrum
stormwater
SCHOOL UC BERKELEY
STREETS : FORM FLEXIBILITY
FALL 2015
LA 203
W/ GHIGO DI TOMASO
The new fence is a unique design element threading across the front of the school yard. It provides locations and support for a diversity of activities, such as seating, tables, lighting, planting, play structures, games, art installations, bike parking. It provides a maximum flexibility of functions while giving compositional structure between the school and the street.
UTILIZE THE FENCE
CLIMB
LIFT
SIT
LIGHT
STORAGE
FENCE LINE SAMPLE AREA PERSPECTIVE 18
LIFT
Y O/UPLAYDSTRUCTURE ECIDE BLE FURNITURE
SHADE
SIT
TRELLIS
INSPIRATION MODULAR CONCEPT
BIKE
T R A I N T R A C K S E AT S / B L D G B L O C K S
MODULAR + FLEXIBLE FURNITURE / PLAY STRUCTURE MODULAR FLEXIBLE / PLAY STRUCTURE MODULAR + +FLEXIBLE / PLAY STRUCTURE K I T O F FURNITURE PFURNITURE ARTS C O N C ECP O T C O N CNECPETP T
ENTER
KIT OF STRUCTURE PARTS + FLEXIBLE FURNITURE / RPLAY K I T O FK I P T T AO F SP A R T S KIT OF PARTS
SAMPLE ASSEMBLADGE
M U LT I P L E F O R M S + U S E S
SAMPLE ASSEMBLY S A M P LSEA MAPSLSEE M AB S LSAED MGBEL A D G E
MULTIPLE FORMS + USES
M U LT M I PUL LT E F OL R MS + U ES M U LT I P LI P E EF OFROMRSM+S U+SUESSE S
SAMPLE ASSEMBLADGE
KIT OF PARTS
SAMPLE ASSEMBLADGE
PLAN PLAN PLAN PLAN
PLAN PLAN
M U LT I P L E F O R M S + U S E S
AXON AXON AXO AN XON
AXON AXON
P E R S PPEECRTSI V P ET ICVTEI V E P EPRESRPSEPCET C IVE
PERSPECTIVE
PERSPECTIVE
SCHOOL STREETS : TREE FLEXIBILITY UC BERKELEY
INCREASE URBAN CANOPY
FALL 2015
LA 203
W/ GHIGO DI TOMASO
MOVING ORCHARD PLANTER
SHIFTING HANDLE HEIGHT
planter box concept prototype
MAP: SF PLANNING DEPT.
MISSION CANOPY : 7.5%
S C H O O L S HELP GREEN CITY STREETS S C H O O LYA R D O R C H A R D S T R E E T P L A N T I N G S Y S T E M 19 SSPOT POTS
SPOT
STRIPS SPOT
street trees gingko honey locust zelkova
flush
S T STRIPS RIPS
STRIPSLINES
fruit trees street trees small - med trees gingko columnar trees honey locust gardens zelkova edible spontaneous emergent
street trees gingko honey locust zelkova
flush
LINES
fruit trees small - med trees columnar trees gardens edible spontaneous emergent
fruit trees small - med trees columnar trees gardens edible spontaneous emergent
medium - large street trees gingko zelkova honey locust +++
sycamore london place sweet gum maple elm
sycamore london place sweet gum maple elm
sycamore london place sweet gum maple elm
flush
30’O.C. max
standard street tree sidewalk treatment structural soil 3’ x 8’ min planter size
L LINES INES
3’ min
3’ min
3’ min
30’O.C. max
alley ways narrow streets shared streets power lines columnar trees fruit trees garden plots vines community gardens small scale planting spontaneous vegetation
8’ min
8’ min 30’O.C. max
8’ min
arterial streets heavy auto + ped flow commercial districts elm maple london plane tree sycamore sweetgum subgrade continuous soil roots spread pavers
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Concept plan sketches of the design for the Los Angeles Music Center Plaza.
LOS ANGELES | MUSIC CENTER PLAZA UC BERKELEY
SPRING 2015
LA 202
W/ LINDA JEWELL + JENNIFER BROOKS
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Staggered terraces step back the site to create multi use spaces and a strong connection to Grand Park.
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE 202
SPRING 2015
KATHLEEN DEGNAN O’LEARY
LOS ANGELES MUSIC CENTER PLAZA LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE 202
SPRING 2015
Department of Water + Power
KATHLEEN DEGNAN O’LEARY
Department of Water + Power
Dorothy Chandler Pavillion
Mark Taper
Dorothy Chandler Pavillion
Mark Taper
Ahmanson Theatre
LA County Hall of Admin.
LA County Courthouse
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Ahmanson Theatre
LA County Hall of Admin.
LA County Courthouse
Hall of Records
LA Law Library
Hall of Records
LA Law Library
Connector Site
Criminal Courts
Connector Site
Criminal Courts
City Hall
City Hall
SITE CONTEXT CONTEXT SITE CONTEXT
MASTER PLAN SITE PLAN
MASTER PLAN
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SHALLOW REFLECTING POOL
2
DENSE SMALL TREE GROVE / HEIGHT 20 F T
3
TREE HEIGHT 30 F T +/-
4
TREE HEIGHT 40 F T +/-
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SHALLOW REFLECTING POOL
2
DENSE SMALL TREE GROVE / HEIGHT 20 F T +/-
3
TREE HEIGHT 30 F T +/-
4
TREE HEIGHT 40 F T +/-
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TREE HEIGHT 50 F T +/-
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R AISED STAGE WITH LIGHTING
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RESTAUR ANT
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SLOPED L AWN + PL ANTING ARE AS
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TREE HEIGHT 50 F T +/-
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9 ADA R AMPS + TERR ACES R AISED STAGE WITH LIGHTING
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RESTAUR ANT
8
AD LIGHT FIX TURE / SCULPTURE SLOPED L AWN + PL ANTING11AREOVERHE AS
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ADA R AMPS + TERR ACES 12
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STORMWATER STAIRS
ALLÉE VALET / DROP- OFF / CURBLESS
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STORMWATER STAIRS
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OVERHE AD LIGHT FIX TURE / SCULPTURE
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ALLÉE VALET / DROP- OFF / CURBLESS
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R AISED CROSSWALK WITH NEW PL ANTING FOOD TRUCK ACCESS ROUTE MOVE ABLE CHAIRS + TABLES
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R AISED CROSSWALK WITH NEW PL ANTING
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FOOD TRUCK ACCESS ROUTE
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MOVE ABLE CHAIRS + TABLES
SECTION A
SECTION B 23
SURROUND
RAISE
PAVING EDGE
FLOW
SINK
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A dense grove of trees surround the long, narrow reflecting pool.
AXIAL
LINEAR
PERFORMANCE FORM / SCULPTURE
Overhead light sculptures creates temporary performace spaces.
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UC BERKELEY BIKE RACKS UC BERKELEY
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SPRING 2015
LA 202
W/ LINDA JEWELL + YES DUFFY
cardboard mock-ups
bend
weld + grind
cut
install
lighting prototype
L I G H T I N G I N S TA L L AT I O N UC BERKELEY
FALL 2015
INDEPENDENT STUDY
W/ ANNA THOMPSON
SPRING 2015 As a part of a construction class, we designed, built and installed 20 bikes racks in the landscape architecture courtyard at UC Berkeley. FALL 2015 For an independent study course I installed lighting in the bike racks with my classmate Anna Thompson.
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lighting installation
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WETLAND BOARDWALK 28
DOWNTOWN PETALUMA | CONNECT + COLLECT UC BERKELEY
FALL 2014
LA 201
W/ JOHN ROBERTS
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WALKING / BIKING TRAIL SYSTEM 29
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Widen Bridge
MASTER PLAN
Widen Bridge
WAREHOUSE DISTRICT STUDY, See Enlargement
D O W N T O W N P E T A L U M A CONNECT + COLLECT UC BERKELEY
FALL 2014
LA 201
W/ JOHN ROBERTS
DESIGN PRINCIPALS
EXTEND THE LANDSCAPE
100-YR STORM
CLEAN + COLLECT THE WATER
Proposed Flood Alleviation
INCREASE NATIVE HABITAT
Flood Zone
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0
50
100
150
300
450
600
Scale: 1" = 150'-0"
1
M C N E A R S M A R S H WAT ER T R E AT M EN T FAC IL I T Y
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2
FR IEN DS O F T H E P E TA LU M A R I V ER
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P R O P O S ED AU TO BR I D G E
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M I W O K V IL L AG E
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P L A N T I N G BU FFER A N D C O R R I D O R
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R I V ER R EC R E AT I O N H U B
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R A IL ROA D + ROA D I M P ROV EM EN T S
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P ED ES T R I A N BR I D G E
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S A LVAG ED AG R I CU LT U R A L S T RU C T U R ES
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WAT ER FRO N T A R T I S T D I S T R I C T: T H E C R AC K
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C O N S ER VAT I O N P L A N T I N G
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WAT ER FRO N T AC C ES S P L A Z A
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FLOAT I N G BOA R D WA L K
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T H E G R EEN T H R E A D: G R EEN S T R EE T S YS T EM
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H IK ER / BIK ER R I V ER LO O P
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D O W N TO W N PA R K L E T S T R EE T S C A P E
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FR I S BEE G O L F C O U R S E
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D EM P S E Y ’ S M A R I N A A M P H I T H E AT ER
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D EM P S E Y ’ S BR E W ERY
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N E W T R A N S I T S TAT I O N
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MCNE ARS MARSH
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E XISTING INDUSTRIAL USE
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M C N E A R S M U T T S D O G PA R K
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M U LT I - P U R P O S E P L AY FIEL DS
M C N E A R S M I X ED - U S E D E V ELO P M EN T
500-YR STORM
Proposed Flood Alleviation
Flood Zone
0
50
100
Scale: 1" = 150'-0"
150
300
450
600
LIGHTING
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CROSSING
TRANSITION / HIGH MARSH
MID MARSH
LOW MARSH
WAREHOUSE DISTRICT ENLARGEMENT 6' Bike Lane
Existing Warehouse
Permeable Paving Parking Strip
Bank Restoration
Rain Garden Bulb-Out w/ Curb Cuts Pier Segment of Loop Trail Sidewalk Improvements Raised Crosswalk
Special Paving
Special Paving at Intersection
Stone Seat Wall
Ornamental Trench Grate Removable Bollards 1:12 Ramp to Bridge Pedestrian Bridge
DRAINAGE Bioswale Curb Cut Berm Seating The Crack
Streetscape Planting Special Paving Raised Crack Crossing
Wood Bench at Stone Wall River Lookout 6' Bike Lane
Bike Parking w/ Trellis
Existing Paths and Planting
Approx MHHW 6.2'
Existing Warehouse
Existing Warehouse
DG Path
GATHERING
MUD FLATS
Riparian Planting
LOW MARSH
MID MARSH
TRANSITION / HIGH MARSH
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T I D A L W E T L A N D PA R K UC BERKELEY
FALL 2014
LA 201
TIDAL WETLANDS
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Coastal marshes and estuaries are currently being reshaped by changing ocean and atmospheric conditions through sea-level rise and increased extreme storm events. Many projected increases in sea level are expected to result in loss of tidal wetlands and their component species. In addition, changing sediment loads, extreme tide and storm events, and shifting salinity levels will affect tidal marshes by altering the plant community and structure that provide critical habitat for endangered species. Efforts to anticipate coastal ecosystem change have largely relied on global or regional data, and therefore it remains unknown how sea-level rise will impact nearshore habitat at local scales (USGS). This projects takes place in the lower reaches of the Petaluma River Corridor between downtown Petaluma and the confluence with San Pablo Bay. The river functions as a tidal estuary, inundated with brackish to saline water and subject to twice-daily tidal changes. The marshes that form in the inter-tidal zone, here and throughout the world, are among the richest ecological resources on earth. PROPOSED LANDSCAPE BENEFITS • Increase the natural sediment source, organic and mineral inputs to keep pace with SLR through a connection to an upland source available above the Petaluma marshes. • Created a variety of habitat types for native flora and fauna. • Provides recreational, interpretive and educational opportunies for thousands of visitors each year while limiting visitor access to sensitive areas.
W/ JOHN ROBERTS
SEA LVL RISE
2050: 1 foot SEA LEVEL RISE @ MLLW = 0.92’ 2100: 5 feet SEA LEVEL RISE @ MLLW = 4.92’ 100-YR FLOOD = 10’ + 5’ SLR = 15’
UNDERPASS MARSH BOARDWALK
2050: 1 foot SEA LEVEL RISE @ MLW = 2.08’ 2100: 5 feet SEA LEVEL RISE @ MLW = 6.08’ 100-YR FLOOD = 10’ + 5’ SLR = 15’
2050: 1 foot SEA LEVEL RISE @ MTL-MHHW = 4.32’-7.14’ 2100: 5 feet SEA LEVEL RISE @ MTL-MHHW = 8.32’-11.14’ 100-YR FLOOD = 10’ + 5’ SLR = 15’
SITE PLAN
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SITE FLEXIBILITY
N O R T H B E R K E L E Y B A R T G R E E N WAY UC BERKELEY
SPRING 2015
LA 202
W/ LINDA JEWELL
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1 FOOD TRUCK
2 FARMER’S MARKET
3
3 CONCERT / PERFORMANCE
2
SITE PLAN 4 LARGE STREET MARKET
INTO THE GREENWAY
FOOD TRUCK + FOOD PICK UP MARKET
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SECTION 1
SECTION 3
SECTION 2
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SCHOOL CAMPUS LANDSCAPE MICHAEL O’LEARY + ASSOCIATES
W/ GORING + STRAJA ARCHITECTS
2013 - 2014
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My work on this project included design development, construction documents, planting design. The project was completed in time for Fall 2015 school semester.
CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS
(DRAWN W/ VECTORWORKS)
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18" HT. STONE WALL, SEE DETAIL
4" DIA. PVC PERF. PIPE
15" 2 1/2"
16 3/8" 2'-7 3/8"
4 1/2"
(2) 1/2" X 4" X 16" STEEL, REFER TO GEN METAL NOTES
(3) 3X6 WOOD BOARDS, WRC-STK, 5'-0" to 7'-0" SPAN, 1/8" FILLET SMOOTH CORNERS 1" R, TOP EDGE
1" R, TOP EDGE
10"
10"
1/2" R, BOTTOM EDGE STEEL FRAME INSERT, 10" DEPTH 3.5"X3.5" STEEL TUBE INSERT
7 L6.3.B
1/2" R, BOTTOM EDGE
L0.0E
14"
10"
Project:
1/2" R, BOTTOM EDGE (2) STEEL FRAME INSERT, 10" DEPTH (2) 3.5"X3.5" STEEL TUBE INSERT, WELD TO BASE PLATE F.G., PAVERS, REFER TO PLAN
3 1/2"
3 1/2"
12" X 1/4" STEEL PLATE (2) 6" J-BOLTS, SIZE: 1/2"-13
COMPACTED SUBGRADE
1
10"
STEEL FRAME INSERT, 10" DEPTH
F.G., PAVERS, REFER TO PLAN
3 1/2"
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(7) 3X6 WOOD BOARDS, 14'-0" SPAN, 1/8" FILLET SMOOTH CORNERS
3.5"X3.5" STEEL TUBE INSERT, WELD TO BASE PLATE
F.G., PAVERS, REFER TO PLAN
WRAP GEOTEXTILE AROUND DRAIN ROCK
3'-4"
1/2" X 4" X 16" STEEL, REFER TO METAL NOTES
15"
15"
(3) 3X6 WOOD BOARDS, WRC-STK, 14'-0" SPAN, 1/8" FILLET SMOOTH CORNERS 1" R, TOP EDGE
729 Hein Berkeley 510 / 848 FAX 510
L0.0E
WOOD BACK REST, WRC-STK, 5'-0" to 7'-0" SPAN AS NOTED ON PLAN
L6.4.B
1/2" X 4" X 16" STEEL (1) 6X8X16 CMU, (1) 8X8X16 CMU, CONC. FILL 2" MULCH 12" AMENDED SOIL
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1/2" X 4" X 14" STEEL, REFER TO METAL NOTES
1.5" R
1/2" R
2
WOOD BACK REST, WRC-STK, 13'-6" SPAN, SEE ELEVATION
BENEDICTINE SQUARE
1/2" X 4" X 14" STEEL, REFER TO METAL NOTES
10"
1 1/2" R 1/2" R
|
18"
SCHOOL LANDSCAPE
(2) 12" X 1/4" STEEL PLATE (4) 6" J-BOLTS, SIZE: 1/2"-13
REINF. CONC. FTG., DEPTH: 15" TO 18" BELOW ADJACENT GRADE
1
REINF. CONC. FTG, DEPTH: 15" TO 18" BELOW ADJACENT GRADE
16" 24"
(2) #4 REBAR, 12" O.C.
(4) #4 REBAR, 12" O.C.
#4 REBAR, 24" O.C.
WOOD BENCH @ STONE FINISH PLANTER WALL
1
Scale: 1" = 1'-0"
0'
1'
2'
2
4'
#4 REBAR, 24" O.C.
FREE STANDING WOOD PARK BENCH, 5'-7' SPAN Scale: 1" = 1'-0"
0'
1" = 1' - 0"
1'
2'
DBL. SIDED WOOD BENCH @ B SQ. LANDING
3
4'
Scale: 1" = 1'-0"
0'
1" = 1' - 0"
1'
2'
4'
1" = 1' - 0"
40"
14'-0"
Consultants
LANDSCA Michael O 1912 McG Berkeley, TEL: 510.
2"
13'-6"
1/2"
1
REINF. CONC. FTG, DEPTH: 15" TO 18" BELOW ADJACENT GRADE 3'-5"
3" 4'-0" O.C.
1 1/2" R
2"
3.5"X3.5" STEEL TUBE INSERT @ 4'-0" O.C.
MECHAN Integral G 427 13th
R20"
WOOD BACK REST, WRC-STK, 13'-6" SPAN
SEE BASE DETAIL
F.G., PAVERS, TYP. L6.0.B
7 L6.3.B
10" MIN.
1"
18"
BASE DETAIL
18" HT. CMU BLOCK WALL, STONE FINISH, SEE DETAIL
6"
F.G., PAVERS, TYP., REFER TO PLAN
3/8" ANCHOR ROD THRU HOLE (INCLUDED BY MFG)
CONC. FOOTING
RFI 4
GEOTEXTILE, TYP.
PRODUCT: ORNS-2(LB)-IG DESCRIPTION: ORION BIKE RACK 2 BIKE, IN GROUND MOUNT
COMPACTED SUBGRADE
WOOD BENCH ELEVATION
4
Scale: 1" = 1'-0"
0'
1'
2'
4'
STRUCTU Thornton 135 Main San Fran TEL: 415.
COMPACTED AGG. BASE, TYP.
1 6" CLASS II AGG. BASE, TYP., 1 10" DEPTH @ FIRE LANE, L6.0.C.B REFER TO PLAN
CIVIL BKF Engi 255 Shore Redwood TEL: 650.
2
18"
2" STONE WALL CAP W/ 1/2" MORTAR, TYP.
10" MIN.
1/2"
1/2" X 16" X 4" STEEL PLATE 2 1/2"
32 1/2"
32 1/2"
WOOD BENCH, WRC-STK, 14'-0" SPAN 1" R, TOP EDGE
40
Oakland, GALV SQ. STEEL TUBE, TEL: 510. 2" X 2" X 0.188"
GALV SQ. STEEL TUBE, 2" X 2"
5
COMPACTED 12" AGG. NOTES: 1. INSTALL BIKE RACKS ACCORDING TO MANUFACTURER'S SPECIFICATIONS. 2. SEE SITE PLAN FOR LOCATION. 3. INSTALL BIKE RACK AFTER PAVING IS COMPLETED. REMOVE AND REPLACE PAVERS IN AREAS DIRECTLY ABOVE FOOTINGS. PAVING SUBCONTRACTOR TO REPLACE PAVERS.
BIKE RACKS Scale: 3/4" = 1'-0"
0'
1'
2'
4'
3/4" = 1' - 0"
1" = 1' - 0"
MIRA DRAIN, ALT: VINYL ROOT BARRIER, TYP. 3x8 RWD
6" CLASS II AGG. BASE TYP., 10" DEPTH @ FIRE LANE, REFER TO PLAN
CONC. FTG W/ #4 REBAR 12" O.C. HORIZ AND VERT; DEPTH: 15" TO 18" BELOW ADJACENT GRADE
CONC FTG W/ #4 REBAR 12" O.C. HORIZ AND VERT; DEPTH: 15" TO 18" BELOW ADJACENT GRADE
1 L6.0.C.B
16"
3/8" DIA. GALV. ROD, 1" ABOVE TOP BOARD, SEE SECT.
F.G., PAVERS, TYP.
SECTION
L0.0E
F.G., PAVERS, TYP.
4" DIA. PVC PERF PIPE
1
33
(2) 6x6 RDW POST @ CORNER
3x10 WALL CAP, WESTERN RED CEDAR, WRC-TKS DRAIN ROCK
CLASS II AGG. BASE, TYP.
Date
1
6/27/
2
7/11/
3
8/07/
RFI FO RFI
7/08/ 7/21/ 7/28/
GEOTEXTILE, TYP.
06/25/15 ALTERNATE ALIGNMENT @ CORNERS
CONC. FOOTING SURROUND POST BASE W/ 3/4" DRAIN ROCK AND COMPACT
CONST
3x8 RDW
3x4 PRESSURE TREATED @ BASE
GEOTEXTILE, TYP.
PLAN VIEW
No.
Issue Note:
VARIES: 18"-30"
#4 REBAR BOTH WAYS, @ 16" O.C. VERT STONE FINISH, TYP. REFER TO STONEWORK GEN. NOTES
WRAP GEOTEXTILE AROUND DRAIN ROCK
RFI 4
(2) 6x6 RWD POSTS @ CORNERS
MORTAR, TYP. (1/2" DEEP RAKED JTS.)
WATER PROOFING BY MULTICOAT PRODUCTS, TYP. REFER TO GEN. NOTES
37 L0.0E
DRILL1/2" DIA. HOLE, 3/8" GALV. ROD, REFER TO ELEV.
DRILL 1/2" DIA. VERT. HOLES @ CORNER, INSERT 3/8" DIA. GALV. ROD
6"
2" MULCH 12" AMENDED SOIL FOR PLANTING AREA
BUTT JT. @ WALL CAP
ALTERNATE ALIGNMENT @ CORNERS
10"
SMOOTH OUT TOP PIECES; FILL IN TOP MORTAR - 1/8" DEEP JTS ROLL STONE OVER TOP - ALT. HORIZ AND VERT PIECES AT CORNER; SMOOTH ALL CORNERS
12" +/-
17" +/-
(1) 6x8x16 CMU, (1) 8x8x16 CMU, USE LOW-WEB BOND BEAM (OPEN CELL BOTTOM) FOR HORIZ. REBAR, CONC. FILL
1"
3
VARIES: 18" - 30"
3x10 WALL CAP, BUTT JT. @ CORNERS
(1) 6x8x16 CMU, (2) 8x8x16 CMU, USE LOW-WEB BOND BEAM (OPEN CELL BOTTOM) FOR HORIZONTAL REBAR, CONC. FILL
SECTION VIEW
12"
Project ID: Drawn By:
Review By: Plot Date:
Sheet Title:
LANDS STRUC
AXONOMETRIC VIEW
Sheet No.:
6
18" HT. CMU BLOCK WALL W/ STONE FINISH Scale: 1" = 1'-0"
0' 1" = 1' - 0"
1'
2'
4'
14
WOOD WALL - 90째 OUTSIDE CORNER DETAIL Scale: 1" = 1'-0"
0' 1" = 1' - 0"
1'
2'
4'
L6
19'-6"
12'-0" 6 3/4"
9 1/2" TYP. O.C.
7 TRELLIS LIGHT, SEE DETAIL L6.6.C
35"
EQ.
EQ.
EQ.
1'
2'
1
4'
9 1/2" O.C. TYP.
(4) TRELLIS LIGHTS, SEE DETAIL
1 1/2"
NOTE: ALL WOOD WESTERN RED CEDAR, WRC-TKS
TRELLIS - LATTICE PLAN Scale: 3/8" = 1'-0"
0'
3/8" = 1' - 0"
(E) CONC. 3-COMPARTMENT WASTE WATER SEPARATOR
4 L6.6.C
1'
2'
3
4'
NOTE: ALL WOOD WESTERN RED CEDAR, WRC-TKS
TRELLIS - FRONT ELEVATION Scale: 3/8" = 1'-0"
0'
3/8" = 1' - 0"
1'
2'
4'
3/8" = 1' - 0"
WOOD WALL, 24" HT. 12'-0"
1'-5"
2'-0"
1'-5"
TRELLIS - SIDE ELEVATION 0'
7 L6.3.C
1 CONC. STAIRS, 13.5"T, 5.5"R, TYP. L6.7.C
L6.7.C 7
Scale: 3/8" = 1'-0"
L6.6.C
CMU BLOCK WALL, STONE FINISH, 18" HT., SEE DETAIL
1
CONC. STAIR, 13.5"T, 5.5"R, SEE DETAIL
8-9
STONE POST BASE, SEE ENLARGEMENT
8-9
L6.6.C
2
HANDRAILS, BOTH SIDES, TYP., SEE DETAIL
L6.6.C
6"
STONE POST BASE, SEE ENLARGEMENT
SLOPED PATH (BEYOND)
L6.7.C
7'-1"
6x6 5 L6.7.C
(2) 6x6 WRC-STK @ EA STONE POST BASE
5
Project:
8'-6"
12'-0"
EQ.
10'-6"
(4) 4x6
HANDRAILS, BOTH SIDES, TYP. REFER TO DETAIL
18"
16'-0"
6x6 CMU BLOCK 7 WALL, STONE FINSIH, 18" HT, L6.3.C SEE DETAIL
(2) 1/2" DIA. THRU BOLTS @ EA. CORNER
6x8
(2) 6x8
ALL TRELLIS WOOD WESTERN RED CEDAR, WRC-STK, TYP.
729 Heinz A Berkeley, C 510 / 848-0 FAX 510 / 8
4x6 2 1/2"
STRONG-DRIVE速SDS HEAVY-DUTY CONNECTOR SCREW, 10" LENGTH, 1/4" SHANK DIA., 3/8" HEX HEAD, (4) SCREWS TO JOIN 4x6 @ EACH 6x8
4x6
1 1/2"
2x3
EQ.
L6.6.C
EQ.
2 1/2"
7"
5 1/2"
7 1/2"
6x8
15'-1"
STRONG-DRIVE速SDS HEAVY-DUTY CONNECTOR SCREW, 5" LENGTH, 1/4" SHANK DIA., 3/8" HEX HEAD, (2) SCREWS TO JOIN 2x3 @ EACH 4x6
2x3
8'-0"
19'-6"
(24) 2x3
7
(4) TRELLIS LIGHTS, SEE ENLARGED DETAIL
5 L6.3.C
Consultants:
6 L6.6.C
PA
(E) SS CLEAN OUT
(E) BLDG OVERHANG, 11'-2" CLR.
19'-6" PA
CMU BLOCK WALL, 18" HT., TYP. SEE DETAIL CONC. STAIR, TYP., 13.5T, 5.5"R, SEE DETAIL 1
3'-0" (E) GALV. STEEL COVER PLATE
7 LL1.4
L6.6.C
5
CONT. REINF. CONC. FOOTING W/ (3) #5 LONG. BARS & #4 HORIZ. BARS @ 16" O.C.
13.5"T
CONCRETE
5
1 CONC. STAIR, 13.5"T, 5.5"R L6.7.C
1'
2'
5
4'
TRELLIS - POST BASE PLAN Scale: 3/8" = 1'-0"
0'
3/8" = 1' - 0"
1'
2'
4'
6
SECTION Scale: 3/8" =1'-0"
0'
3/8" = 1' - 0"
9B L6.6.C
5"
1"
5" 4"
#4 TIES @ 6" O.C. F.G., PAVERS, TYP.
CONT. FTG PER 4/L6.6
#4 TIES @ 6" O.C. (6) #6 VERT BARS
24"
18"
FRONT VIEW
SIDE VIEW SECTION A
7
TRELLIS - LIGHT ENLARGEMENT Scale: 2" = 1'-0"
0' 2" = 1' - 0"
6"
1'
CONC. PIER, TYP. @ TRELLIS POSTS
18"
LL1.4
2'
8
TRELLIS - STONE FINISH POST BASE Scale: 1" = 1'-0"
0' 1" = 1' - 0"
1'
2'
4'
9
2'-0"
0' 1" = 1' - 0"
Date
1
6/27/14
2
7/11/14
3
8/07/14
RFI FO RFI
7/08/14 7/21/14 7/28/14
Issue Note:
CONFOR Project ID:
P
Drawn By:
K
Review By: M Plot Date:
0
Sheet Title:
LANDSC STRUCT Sheet No.:
SECTION B
TRELLIS - STONE POST BASE SECTION Scale: 1" = 1'-0"
No.
08/07/14
6"
2"MIN.
17"
FX LUMINAIRE LE SERIES LED DOWN LIGHT, REFER TO SPECS.
9" 22"
POST BASE, W/ STONE FINISH
2"
POST BASE, W/ STONE FINISH
16"
(2) 6x6 POSTS, WRC-STK SNAP EDGE CAP STONE
17"
NUT & WASHER, BOTH SIDES
22"
2"
2 1/2"
(4) 5/8" DIA. NELSON D2L DEFORMED BAR ANCHORS @ 6x6 POST, 18"L, WELD TO BASE PLATE
F.G., PLANTING AREA (2) 6x6 POSTS, WRC-STK SNAP EDGE CAP STONE
5 1/2"
STONE FINISH W/ MORTAR JTS. RAKED
PLAN VIEW
4x6 WRC-STK
ELEVATION VIEW
NON-SHRINK GROUT SNAP EDGE CAP STONE, CUT SLOT FOR KNIFE BLADE
SNAP EDGE CAP STONE, CUT SLOT FOR KNIFE BLADE 5/8" BASE PLATE, 10"x16", COVER W/ MORTAR STONE FINISH W/ MORTAR (4) 5/8" DIA. NELSON D2L DEFORMED BAR ANCHORS
CAPSTONE
24"
3/8" DIA. THREADED ROD W/ NUTS & WASHERS
(2) 2.5" DIA. x 18" STEEL POST @ EA. CORNER, WELD TO BASE PLATE NON-SHRINK GROUT
2"
18"
16"
22"
2x3 WRC-STK
SNAP EDGE CAP STONE, LIGHTLY BRIND OR BRUSH SMOOTH
1/2"
4'
(3) 3/4" DIA. GALV. THRU BOLT
6x6 POST SITS ON CAP STONE
2x3 WRC-STK
2'
6x6 POST, WESTERN RED CEDAR - STK
6x6 POST, WESTERN RED CEDAR, WRC - STK 4x6x14 BLOCKING, WRC-STK
1'-5"
EQ.
1 1/2"
LL1.4
9A L6.6.C
CUT 3.5" DIA HOLE IN CAPSTONE, FILL W/ NON-SHRINK GROUT
4'-0" OR TO DEPTH OF VAULT
EQ.
2.5" STEEL POST
5 1/2"
(2) 6x6 POSTS, WESTERN RED CEDAR, WRC-STK @ EA. POST BASE
18"
11" TAPERED STONE BASE
1'
3/8" = 1' - 0"
5 1/2"
18"
0'
10'-7"
2"
Scale: 3/8" =1'-0"
PLAN VIEW
STRUCTUR Thornton To 135 Main St San Francisc TEL: 415.90
L6.6.C
15'-1"
FX LUMINAIRE LE SERIES LED DOWN LIGHT, REFER TO SPECS.
BKF Engine 255 Shorelin Redwood Ci TEL: 650.48
9
SECTION
NUT & WASHER, BOTH SIDES
41CIVIL
(E) CONC. 3 COMPARTMENT WASTE WATER SEPARATOR
L6.7.C
5'-10"
3/8" DIA. THREADED ROD W/ NUTS & WASHERS
MECHANICA Integral Grou 427 13th Str Oakland, CA TEL: 510.66
12" + T
FLUSH TREAD
HANDRAIL, TYP.
24"
1 1/2"
(E) SS CO
14"
(2) 6x6
AR LANDSCAP Michael O'Le 1912 McGee Berkeley, CA TEL: 510.84
24"
18"x24" PIER @ WW VAULT EXTENDS TO DEPTH OF VAULT, REFER TO DETAIL
4
CONC. FTG BEHIND SEPARATOR 24" HT. WOOD WALL, TYP., SEE DETAIL L6.3.C
12" 12"
4'-0"
(E) CONC. 3 COMPARTMENT WASTE WATER SEPARATOR
(E) GALV. STEEL COVER PLATE
EXTEND (E) SS CLEAN OUT TO F.G. HT.
REINF. CONC. FOOTING BEYOND
PAVERS
MAINTAIN (E) 73" CLR.
7 L6.3.C
F.G., 2" MULCH, PLANTING AREA
15'-1"
L6.7.C
F.G. PAVERS, TYP.
CMU BLOCK WALL, STONE FINISH, 18" HT., USE (2) 6" CMU, REFER TO DETAIL
SLOPED PATH
3'-0"
(4) TRELLIS LIGHTS, SEE DETAIL, REFER TO LIGHTING SPECS
1'-5"
L6.3.C
8 L6.3.C
STONE BASE, SEE DETAIL
14"
WOOD WALL, 24" HT., SEE DETAIL
8-9 L6.6.C
7 CMU BLOCK WALL, STONE FINISH, 18" HT. L6.3.C
8"
L6.3.C
7
L6.6.C
9'-6"
5
CMU BLOCK WALL, STONE FIN., 24" HT., TYP.
STONE POST BASE, TYP., SEE DETAIL
L6.6.C
ALL TRELLIS WOOD WESTERN RED CEDAR, WRC-STK
12'-0"
48" HT. LIGHT POST
L6.3.C
8-9
CMU BLOCK WALL, STONE FINISH, 30" HT +/- ., USE (2) 6" CMU, (2) 8" CMU, REFER TO DETAIL
NOTE: SAND SMOOTH ALL END CUTS W/ 1/8" +/- EASED CORNERS AND APPLY (2) COATS CLEAR PENETRATING SEALER
TRELLIS
7
ALL TRELLIS WOOD WESTERN RED CEDAR, WRC-STK
(E) PILASTER
9
TRELLIS LIGHTS, SEE DETAIL
10'-6"
8'-0"
(E) CLASSROOM WALL
CHURCH SQUARE
EQ.
EQ.
EQ.
8 1/4"
EQ.
1'
2'
4'
L6.6
SCHOOL LANDSCAPE
|
LAYOUT PLAN
(DRAWN W/ VECTORWORKS)
BENEDICTINE for sheets L2.3 - L2.9 LANDSCAPE MATERIALS LEGEND
X
HARDSCAPE
22'-3" 1'-10"
2'-3"
8'-2"
27'-0"
1
6'-2"
22'-4"
3'-6"
9'-6" 15"
3'-2"
10'-4"
4'-4"
7'-11"
4'-6"
7'-6"
20'-0"
7'-0"
25'-7"
7'-0"
WOMEN'S TOILET
JAN. CLO.
FURNACE
STORAGE MEN'S RESTROOM
WOMEN'S RESTROOM
10'-0"
10'-3"
PA
34"
22'-6"
8'-9"
PA
PA
6'-7"
6'-0"
14'-9"
*
RD
3'-4"
8'-0"J DN
16"
(E) DRAINAGE TRENCH
(E) SPLIT RAIL FENCE
18"R ALIGN W/ (E) SCUPPER
PA
24"R ALIGN W/ (E) SCUPPER
24"R ALIGN W/ (E) SCUPPER
Project: 1 L6.1.B
3
Benedictine Square: 5,100 Sq. Ft. Church Square: 0 Sq. Ft.
L6.1.B
5
E
Benedictine Square: 2,425 Sq. Ft. Church Square: 185 Sq. Ft.
F
Benedictine Square: 0 Sq. Ft. Church Square: 0 Sq. Ft.
G
Benedictine Square: 995 Sq. Ft. Church Square: 200 Sq. Ft.
H
Benedictine Square: 150 Sq. Ft. Church Square: 0 Sq. Ft.
L6.2.B
I
Benedictine Square: 750 Sq. Ft. Church Square: 0 Sq. Ft.
L6.2.B
L6.1.B
6 L6.1.B
3
Consultants:
4
18"R ALIGN W/ (E) SCUPPER
Benedictine Square: 46 Li. Ft. Church Square: 147 Li. Ft.
24"R ALIGN W/ (E) SCUPPER
(E) BLDG OVERHANG
+90" AFF +90" AFF
ABOVE CLG AV ABOVE CLG
FURNACE
5 L6.2.B
CIVIL BKF Enginee 255 Shorelin Redwood Ci TEL: 650.48
6
Benedictine Square: 235 Li. Ft. Church Square: 62 Li. Ft.
L6.2.B
Benedictine Square: 135 Li. Ft. Church Square: 375 Li. Ft.
L6.3.B
STRUCTUR Thornton To 135 Main Str San Francisc TEL: 415.90
(E) ABOVE CLG AV ABOVE CLG
ABOVE CLG AV ABOVE CLG
CLASSROOMS
+60" AFF ABOVE CLG +60" AFF ABOVE CLG AV
ABOVE CLG AV ABOVE CLG
1-6
7-9
Benedictine Square: 560 Li. Ft. Church Square: 24 Li. Ft.
+90" AFF +90" AFF
Benedictine Square: 820 Sq. Ft. Church Square: 0 Sq. Ft.
CLASROOM
CLASSROOM
CLASSROOM
CLASSROOM CLASSROOM
CLASSROOM
10'-6"
5
EQ.
L6.0AB
ABOVE CTR
+90" AFF +90" AFF
ABOVE CTR
2'-3 1/2"
EQ.
TO EDGE OF PAVING
9'-8"
10'-0"
12"
ARC LANDSCAPE Michael O'Le 1912 McGee Berkeley, CA TEL: 510.84
MECHANICA Integral Grou 427 13th Str Oakland, CA TEL: 510.66
WALLS, CURBS, EDGES
FT
1'-4 1/2"
5'-0"
35'-2" RD
FT
12" 24"R ALIGN W/ (E) SCUPPER
D
4'-9"
"
42
10'-5"
9'-9"
*
7'-7" DN
PA
FT
24"R ALIGN W/ (E) SCUPPER
13'-0
8'-10"
8'-10"
6'-8"
EQ.
DN
9'-0"
3 L6.0A.B
**REFER TO SHEET L6.0A.B, L6.0B.B, L6.0C.B, L6.0D.C FOR LANDSCAPE PAVING SCHEDULE AND PAVING PATTERNS
EQ.
8'-8"
Benedictine Square: 425 Sq. Ft. Church Square: 175 Sq. Ft.
FO 1
F.A.
16.5"
24"
C
ABOVE CLG
AV ABOVE CLG (E) CLASSROOMS
Ø 10'-1 1/2" BIOSWALE 80 SF
20'-9"
4'-0"
ABOVE CLG AV ABOVE CLG
MEN'S TOILET
SMALL CLASSROOM
SMALL CLASSROOM
8'-0"
5"
PA
+90" AFF +90" AFF
ELEC.
4'-0"
TEL/DATA
27"
12'-2"
5"
4'-0"
4'-8"
6'-0" 10'-0"
Benedictine Square: 3,900 Sq. Ft. Church Square: 3,535 Sq. Ft.
729 Heinz A Berkeley, C 510 / 848-0 FAX 510 / 8
CTO
1'-10"
PA
B
L6.0A.B
CTO
6'-5"
22"
Benedictine Square: 12,420 Sq. Ft. Church Square: 10,050 Sq. Ft.
PA
CTO
1'-9"
10'-2"
11'-6"
3'-4"
13'-0"
PA
3
25.5"
3'-6"
PA
12"
L6.0AB
12'-10"
PA
7'-6"
FT
5'-2"
4'-3"
22"
4'-7"
5'-0"
7'-3"
14'-0"
7'-0" PA
2'-0 3/4" TYP.
13'-0"
A 7
CHURCH SQUARE
FT
CTO
REFER TO SHEET L3.4
L6.3.B
8 L6.2.B
SITE STRUCTURES, FURNITURE, ETC.
+60" AFF ABOVE CLG +60" AFF ABOVE CLG AV
8
PA
L6.4.B
L6.6.C
DN
No.
1
(E) STAIR
L6.4.B
Ø 4'-0"
Ø 4'-0"
Ø 4'-0"
Ø 4'-0"
ALIGN W/ (E) SCUPPER
ALIGN W/ (E) SCUPPER
ALIGN W/ (E) SCUPPER
ALIGN W/ (E) SCUPPER
R
(Future by Others, N.I.C.)
T
9 L6.4.B
REFER TO SHEET L3.2
PA
REFER TO SHEET L3.1
LL1.3.B
1
Scale: 1/8" = 1'-0"
1/8" = 1' - 0"
24'
8/07/14
RFI FO RFI
7/08/14 7/21/14 7/28/14
06/25/15
(N) BENEDICTINE CLASSROOMS (E) BENEDICTINE CLASSROOMS (E) STUDENT CENTER (E) CHURCH SQUARE CLASSROOMS
B 8'
7/11/14
3
CONFOR
*
RD
C
Project ID:
P
Drawn By:
K
Review By: M Plot Date:
D
0' 2'
6/27/14
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L A R G E S C A L E P R I VAT E R E S I D E N C E MICHAEL O’LEARY + ASSOCIATES
LAS VEGAS, NV
FALL/SUMMER 2012
(DRAWN W/ VECTORWORKS + PHOTOSHOP)
POOL MATERIAL PLAN, SEE ENLARGEMENT
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SECTION STUDY PLANTING + HARDSCAPE
Large, upscale residential project in suburbs of Las Vegas, Nevada. My work on this project included design development, construction documents and presentation drawings for the client. (Site plan drawn with Vectorworks and Adobe Photoshop.)
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P O O L M AT E R I A L P L A N E N L A R G E M E N T + C O N S T R U C T I O N
SECTION STUDY
HARDSCAPE STUDY
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PLANTING STUDY
PLANTING DESIGN BUILD LANDIBLE
2014 - 2015
(DRAWN W/ SKETCHUP + VECTORWORKS)
PLANT LIST BOTANICAL NAME
COMMON NAME
SIZE
AEO MAN
Aeonium manriqueorum 'Zwartkop'
Purple Crest Aeonium
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18"1.5 O.C.
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Agave attenuata
Fox Tail Agave
5 GAL
4'-0"8 O.C.
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ALO DOR
Aloe dorotheae
Sunset Aloe
4" POTS
6"0.5 O.C.
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ANI RED
Anigozanthos 'Dwarf Tall Red'
Dwarf Tall Red Kangaroo Paws
5 GAL
1.667 20" O.C.
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Artemisia stelleriana 'Silver Brocade'
Seashore Artemisia
5 GAL
2'-0"2 O.C.
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CAR DIV
Carex divulsa
Berkeley Sedge
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18"4.5 O.C.
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COT COG
Cotinus coggygria 'Royal Purple'
Royal Purple Smoke Tree
15 GAL
7-
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DAS LON
Dasylirion longissimum
Mexican Grass Tree
15 GAL
0.5O.C. 4'-6"
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ECH BLA
Echeveria 'Black Prince'
Black Prince Echeveria
1 GAL
0.667 8" O.C.
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ECH PER
Echeveria 'Perle Von N端rnberg'
Perle Von N端rnberg Echeveria
1 GAL
8" 2 O.C.
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ECH RUF
Echeveria 'Ruffles'
Ruffles Echeveria
1 GAL
1.333 18" O.C.
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HAW FAS
Haworthia fasciata
Haworthia fasciata
4" POTS
6" 1 O.C.
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HEL SEM
Helictotrichon sempervirens
Blue Oat Grass
5 GAL
2.5O.C. 2'-6"
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MAG SOU
Magnolia x soulangiana 'Black Tulip'
Black Tulip Magnolia
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MYR CAL
Myrica californica
Pacific Wax Myrtle
7'-0"7 O.C.
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PRU AME
Prunus americana
American Plum
SED DRA
Sedum spurium 'Dragon's Blood'
Dragon's Blood Sedum
SED JOH
Sedum spurium 'John Creech'
John Creech Stonecrop
SEN TAL
Senecio talinoides var.mandraliscae
Blue Chalksticks
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2'-0"8 O.C.
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MUCH MORE THAN A LOT UC DAVIS
SPRING 2012 ABSTRACT
UNDERGRADUATE THESIS
For my thesis project I chose to
explore parking lot culture, use and design. My project was divided into four sections:
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A brief history of the car and the development
of the parking lot to illustrate how the rapid expansion of the parking lot drastically changed our landscape.
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Dedicated to the environmental impact of
parking lots and how we use them in ways not anticipated by their designers or owners.
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Explores parking lots that have been given
more thought and that are better incorporated into the fabric of their surroundings.
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Pulling from the knowledge I gathered from
the first three sections, I redesigned two existing parking lots with two distinct uses in mind, one that allows the car to dominate and one that reflects possible alternative uses appropriate for the location.
LIGHT
VERY BAD
SPACE
BAD
BETTER
BEST CONVENTIONAL 18 ft parking stall
STORMWATER + PAVING MATERIALS
LID 15ft parking stall
AVG CAR LENGTHS
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LAYERS
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*TOTAL PARKING SPACES 192
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INTO THE LOT
This is a view into the parking lot from the north west corner of 4th Street and Hearst Avenue. Pushing the parking stalls back from the dge of the street allows for an extension of the pedestrian activity that lready exists along 4th Street and eliminates the current dead zone at his end of the parking lot.
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This parkway brings you through the site into the parking lot. The parking is LOT shaded by the trees planted between the parking INTO lot THE from north cornerinofrows 4th Street and Hearst Ave. Pushing stalls and at the end of each section of stalls. The parking lot itself is of the the parking stalls back from the edge of the street allows for an extension heavily equipped for collecting stormwater. pedestrian activity that exists along other blocks of 4th Street.
Within the parkway there is a memorial pathway for the Ohlone Tribe
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FLEXIBILE “rooms� break up the lot through landscaping and driving surfaces that are more textured than asphalt. This diagram shows how the parking lot can be broken up in three ways. I used a farmers market to illustrate the effect. In each circumstance there are enough parking spots to accommodate the users.
PARKING LOT #2 MILL VALLEY, CALIFORNIA zoning: neighborhood commercial, historical, professional administration, single family residential, multi-family residential, open area, community facilities, planned development includes: commerical strip, grocery stores, parks, spas, salons, art studios, galleries, architecture firm, health clinic, banks, pet hospital, autoshops, fitness center Diagram shows urban conditions and surface lots' coverage. Does not include residential driveways or parking areas.
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ALTERNATIVE USE PLAN NO PARKING OPTION FOOD TRUCKS, DINING, LIVE MUSIC, 0 PARKING STALLS
PAVING PATTERN IN PRACTICE
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URBAN STREET
PAVING PATTERN IN THEORY
URBAN STREET / RIPARIAN CORRIDOR
The design for this parking lot was based on
stregthening the connection from the city street to the natural riparian corridor. To achieve this, I created a paving pattern through pixelating images of the creek and nearby Mount Tamalpais to create a visual connection as well as an abstract one. The pixels represent the creek fading into the street. The paving pattern is created with permeable pavers of various shades.
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RIPARIAN CORRIDOR
A L A M E D A N AVA L A I R B A S E | L A R G E PA R K D E S I G N UC DAVIS
SPRING 2011
W/ BRENNAN COX
site analysis ALAMEDA NAVAL AIR BASE CONTEXT
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ALAMEDA NAVAL AIR BASE PARK + MEMORIAL
site plan
concept sections
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HILLSIDE HARBOR HANGOUT
HABITAT NATURE RESERVE
phasing PHASES
C I R C U L AT I O N
E C O LO GY
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framework PROGRAM
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PA R K ( I N G ) D AY C R O Q U E T PA R K L E T UC DAVIS
FALL 2011
GARDEN STAKE PICKET FENCE
W/ PATSY OWENS
SALVAGED PLYWOOD
NIKKI
BALL
A FRIEND
TWIN BED SLATS = BENCH SEAT
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SURFACE
Borrowed astroturf, potted plants and a mini white picket fence made up the surfaces of my parking spot.
STRUCTURE
CONNECT
Using plywood and shims I was able to level out the crown of the road to create an easy ADA friendly entry.
Astroturf Roll, 6’x20’.................borrowed Garden Stakes..................................$8.00 Recycled Pine Shelving........................free Used Twin Bed Slats............................free Salvaged Headboard...........................free Potted Plants.............................borrowed Croquet Set.................................borrowed Plywood Base, 6”.........................donated Screw, Nails, Staples, Paint...........$12.00 TOTAL...........................................$20.00
POTTED PLANT ARM REST W/ BALL STORAGE
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HIGH 5!
HEAD BOARD = CRIBBAGE BOARD
GRAPHIC DESIGN 2011 - 2013
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LOTTE ARTS LOTTE ARTS + FREE LANCE
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2011 - 2013
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