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“Visions describe what best should be, could be - if and when mankind has the will to make them real.� - James Rouse
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I strongly believe in Charles Lewis’s (author of Green nature Human nature) statement of nature and the human population coexisting in a harmonious relationship. This relationship is described as symbiotic. We have the opportunity to create these relationships and help improve our lifestyle. I believe in the importance of listening to the people as well as our natural environment. Nature and human existence are all interconnected and we must support this bond by creating spaces that allow the two to interact. A successful design is not complete until its purpose comes into action and continues to benefit both the people and the environment. Over the past few years of my education and experience, my passion for creating spaces that display this bond has grown tremendously. I am looking forward to continue expanding my knowledge on relationships and finding solutions to seamlessly mend the two worlds together.
CONTENTS MASTER PLAN COMMUNITY GERMANY STUDY ABROAD LEADING BALTIMORE MIXED PLANTING BED DESIGN SPRING CREEK WATERSHED GRADING + CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS
07
DIGITAL MEDIA WORK
01MASTER PLAN COMMUNITY Spring 2017
The project goal is to design a master planned community that offers a variety of housing options and amenities to attract visitors as well as entertain residents. This master plan design offers a mixed community intended for students, young professionals and small families. The grid-like layout organizes two different affordable housing types that consist of apartments and townhomes. There are public and private green spaces which include green space plazas and private courtyards. The variety of features allow residents and visitors to interact with their community members and create a healthy ,social lifestyle.
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02 GERMANY
STUDY ABROAD Fall 2019
The design theme is inspired by the undulating movements of a snake. The curvature and linear movement encourage a more direct flow throughout the site. The curvature of the undulation also creates an interesting contrast to the flat groundplane. Incorporating this idea into seating creates a unique experience in comparison to standard plaza seating. The emphasis of these curvatures transform seating into a playful, sculputrual element and adds a stronger identity to the plaza. These uncommon shapes and movements encourage people of all ages to explore and enjoy a space they would normally just walk through to get from point A to point B.
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03 LEADING
BALTIMORE Spring 2019
The existing conditions of Reservoir Hill neighborhood emphasizes the need for a stronger, self-sustaining community. A stronger connection to Druid Hill Park is also necessary in order to attract more visitors and allow for a more convenient access route. The overall design intent is to create spaces that will provide resources for the surrounding communities and establish a smoother transition into Druid Hill Park by incorporating program elements that increase food security, community engagement, and educational programs. The design is divided into three different phases in order to ensure each phase will provide the community with resources as well as help guide them to Druid Hill Park without the use of signage but instead using natural elements.
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PALETTE
MULTIUSE OPEN LAWN
The right side encourages locals to use th community farm and open lawn for their specific needs. The educational space also allows local schools to organize outdoor school trips.
COMMUNITY FARM
The plan design is divided into two main programs: entertainment focused and resources. The left side is more catered towards the public by providing a variety of activities that are designed for all ages.
EDUCATION
DOGS
COMMUNITY FARM OPEN LAWN EDUCATION
KIDS
KIDS PLAY
OPEN LAWN
OUTDOOR EATING
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PLAN RENDER
CONNECTION TO AND FROM RESERVOIR HILL
DRUID LAKE TRANSITION
COMBINED STAIRS AND RAMP
LOCATOR MAP
SCENIC VIEW TOWARDS LAKE
04 MIXED PLANTING BED DESIGN Spring 2018
BRAIDED MEADOW
The weaving shapes of the perennials create visual interest as the visitor walks through the site. Pops of color and height differences create a dynamic landscape as it changes throughout the seasons.
05 SPRING CREEK WATERSHED
Fall 2017 The purpose of the Spring Creek Watershed Analysis is to locate a suitable site for a specific chosen program. My program is a mountain bike retreat center that also shares an extended trail system. I used GIS tools, Google Maps and other online sources to locate the most suitable site to design my center.
Pre-existing BikeTrails
Slope Range
SUITABILITY MAP Different elements were used to combine and create this map including the pre-existing bike trails, slope range and others such as population, proximity to parks, undeveloped land and land value. A potential suitable area will help create the experience of ENTERING the site, GATHERING for social connections and CHALLENGING techniques with others.
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SOIL MIX GRASS
BRICK PAVING 20'
2" SAND BED
METAL JOIST HANGERS
6" AGGREGATE
2" MULCH 19'
BRICK PAVING 2" SAND BED 6" AGGREGATE BASE
SUBGRADE
ROOT BALL SUBGRADE BACK FILL SOIL MIX
22'
2X6 SUPPORT
BOTTOM OF ROOT BALL RESTS ON COMPACTED SOIL
2x6 SKIRTBOARD
PERFOMANCE PLAZA NOTES EACH SIDE REFLECTED TO THE OTHER. 2X4 PLYWOOD
23'-3"
BRICK PAVING
16'
SAND BED AGGREGATE BASE SUBGRADE
7'
2" MULCH ROOT BALL BACK FILL SOIL MIX
17'-7"
26'-10"
29'
27'-6" 145'
43'-10"
07 DIGITAL MEDIA WORK Fall 2018- Spring 2019
' Penn State Housing Assignment graphics developed for social media purposes, web and TV screens in residence halls.
LINDSEY RULLMAN lindsey.rullman@gmail.com https://issuu.com/lindseyrullman