Mary Martinich Work Samples by Mary Martinich

MARY MARTINICH SELECTED WORK SAMPLES

LAFITTE GREENWAY + REVITALIZATION CORRIDOR New Orleans, Louisiana National ASLA Award of Excellence 2013 Designer

BALDWIN PARK | HISTORIC URBAN PARK Houston, Texas Project Manager

PARKS OF ALEDO | PARKS & ENTRY FEATURES Aledo, Texas Project Manager

WESTWOOD MASTER PLAN | NEW COMMUNITY League City, Texas Project Manager

CAROLINE STREET | RECONSTRUCTION Houston, Texas Designer

THE PARK AT THE HORSE FARM | 100 ACRE PARK Lafayette, Louisiana Designer

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LAFITTE GREENWAY + REVITALIZATION CORRIDOR NATIONAL ASLA AWARD OF EXCELLENCE | DESIGNER, GIS ANALYSIS, GRAPHICS, AWARD SUBMITTAL CITY OF NEW ORLEANS

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LAFITTE GREENWAY + REVITALIZATION CORRIDOR

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BALDWIN PARK HOUSTON, TEXAS | PROJECT MANAGER, SITE DESIGN, CD’S, PLANTING PLAN MIDTOWN REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY

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PARKS OF ALEDO | PARKS AND ENTRIES ALEDO, TEXAS | PROJECT MANAGER, PARK & ENTRY DESIGN, PLANTING DESIGN, COST ESTIMATING, BIDDING JRH HARRIS PARTNERS

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PARKS OF ALEDO

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WESTWOOD MASTER PLAN LEAGUE CITY, TEXAS | PROJECT MANAGER, LAND USE, ZONING, DESIGN GUIDELINES COBB FENDLEY AND WESTWOOD DEVELOPMENT

Mobility

Platting

Site Planning

Implementation

G R E E N B O U L E VA R D

The above cross section illustrates the desired character of Westwood’s green boulevard.

Platting

Site Planning

Implementation

Utilities within the Right-of-way

Pervious Coverage

Fencing and Landscaping

•

Sanitary, water, and storm utilities are located underground within the utility easements.

•

The use of vegetated swales to intercept and slow runoff prior to reaching detention features is strongly encouraged.

•

All power lines, transformers, etc. inside the subdivision will be located underground and in the rear of the lots.

Auto Access

•

Front yard fencing is prohibited along the Green Boulevard.

•

Street trees within the right-of-way should be selected from Table 2: Approved “Sidewalk Safe” Street Trees.

•

To the extent possible, green boulevard trails should be laid out in a sensitive way to preserve mature vegetation and appropriate landscape features.

Site triangles (as defined by City of League City Code of Ordinances) are required for all intersections with major, minor and collector roadways.

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CAROLINE STREET RECONSTRUCTION HOUSTON, TEXAS, STAFF DESIGNER, SITE ANALYSIS, CD’S, GRAPHIC RENDERINGS MIDTOWN REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY

EXISTING SIDEWALK

EXISTING SIDEWALK MATCH EXISTING WALK CONDITION; PROVIDE 6"X6" PAVERS ON BOTH SIDES INCIDENTAL TO CONCRETE PAY ITEM

4.4 1.10

1.1

1.2

1.10

TYP

1.5B

4.4

7.2

2.2

4.4

7.1

1.3

5.3

1.5B

10 5.3

5.2

7.2

5.2

TYP

7.2

PA PA

1.6

1.2

(3)

7.4

D2 10.3 TYP.

4.2 7.2

10.2

TYP

1.10

2.2

1.3

POUR UP TO EX. SLAB/ WALKWAY; E.J. TYP.

4.4

13 15

11 1.1

TYP.

6 1.2

1.1

EXISTING DRIVEWAY

STEM WALL BETWEEN BLDG. AND NEW SIDEWALK

INFILL B/T WALL AND EX. SLAB, TYP

L3-08

MCGOWEN ST.

L3-06

10.1

D2 5.1 4

CAROLINE STREET

11 5.2

5.2

5.3

TYP

1.2

1.3

1.1

5.3

4.2

1.6

10.3 TYP.

1.2

PA PA PA

FLUME - REFER TO CIVIL, TYP.

10.3

1.6

10.5 L7-09

2.2

TYP.

5.1

TYP.

7.2 10.4

(4)

1.2

2.2 9.7

1.10

1.1

7.2 4.4

TYP. 2.1

1.5B

(3)

6 11 EXISTING SIDEWALK

SITE DETAIL KEYNOTES: Number

1.0

2.0 3.0 4.0

PAVEMENTS, RAMPS, CURBS

1 / L7-06 1 / L7-06

CONCRETE STEP

1 / L7-03

SITE WALLS AND MASONRY

STEEL WALL RAIN GARDEN WALL DRY STONE BLOCK WALL CAST IN PLACE CURB WALL

Number

Detail/Sheet #

EXPANSION JOINT (EJ) CONTROL JOINT

4.1 4.2 4.3 4.4

1.2

2 / L7-03 3 / L7-03 4 / L7-03 5 / L7-03

5.0

6.0

7.0

8.0

Number

Detail/Sheet #

SITE FURNITURE

5.1 5.2 5.3 5.4 5.5 5.6

BIKE RACK DOG WASTE STATION TRASH CAN BOLLARD IPE CAP BENCH CAST IN PLACE SEAT BLOCK

1 / L7-04 2 / L7-09 1 / L7-05 2 / L7-05 2 / L7-04 3 / L7-06

6.1 6.2 6.3 6.4

WOOD FENCE SCREEN FENCE HAND RAIL CHAIN LINK FENCE

5 / L7-05 4 / L7-05 2 / L7-07 2 / L7-06

7.1 7.2 7.3 7.4 7.5

STREET LIGHT POLE MOUNTED LED DOWNLIGHT POLE MOUNT TREE LIGHT CROSSOVER - LED LINEAR STRIP LIGHT POWER LITE - LINEAR LED LIGHT

RAILINGS, BARRIERS, FENCING

LIGHTING, ELECTRICAL

DRAINAGE

REFER TO CIVIL ENGINEERING SERIES

BY CENTERPOINT REF. ELECTRICAL REF. ELECTRICAL REF. ELECTRICAL REF. ELECTRICAL

9.0

PLANTING AND LANDSCAPING

Detail/Sheet #

REFER TO PLANTING PLAN SERIES (9.1 THROUGH 9.6) 9.7 STEEL EDGING 3 / L7-07 9.8 ROOT BARRIER 4 / L7-07

10.0

11.0

MISCELLANEOUS ELEMENTS

10.1 10.2 10.3 10.4 10.5

RAIN GARDEN CROSSING RAIN GARDEN WEIR PLATE RAIN GARDEN RIP RAP SUSPENDED PAVEMENT SYSTEM RAIN GARDEN SECTION

B D1 D2 E F G H J

PRIMARY VEHICULAR WAYFINDING VEHICULAR REGULATORY VEHICULAR REGULATORY (POST ONLY) BICYCLE DIRECTIONAL STREET I.D. WITH STOP AND REGULATORY *RESERVED* RAIN GARDEN CAPACITY BANNER ARMATURE

SIGNAGE

1 / L7-07 2 / L7-08 6 / L7-01 3 / L7-05 1 / L7-08 1 / L7-10 2 / L7-11 2 / L7-11 1 / L7-12 1 / L7-11 1 / L7-13 1 / L7-09

1.1

4.3 6.4

EXISTING SIDEWALK

2.1 2.2

3.1

TYP

10.2

CONCRETE SIDEWALK 1 / L7-01 PAVER TYPE I - ADA PAVER 3 / L7-01 4 / L7-01 PAVER TYPE II - LARGE PAVER RESERVED 5 / L7-02 PAVER TYPE IV - RECLAIMED CONCRETE 2 / L7-02 PAVER TYPE V - SQUARE PATTERN PAVER TYPE VI - BANDED PATTERN 5 / L7-01 ADA RAMP- REF CIVIL SHEETS FOR TXDOT STANDARD DETAILS. GRAVEL - BASALT 3 / L7-02 STEP PADS 4 / L7-02 CONCRETE SIDEWALK- TYPE A 2 / L7-01 CONCRETE SIDEWALK- TYPE B 1 / L7-02

STEPS

7.2

1.5C PA

1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.5B 1.5C 1.6 1.7 1.8 1.9 1.10

JOINTING

7.1

9.7

1.10

11 PA

7.2

MIDTOWN REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY/TIRZ #2

L3-08

MCGOWEN ST.

4.4

L3-06

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CAROLINE STREET RECONSTRUCTION

PROVIDE FENCE POST AT CONNECTIONS, TYP.

DESIGNWORKSHOP Landscape Architecture  Land Planning Urban Design  Tourism Planning

Asheville  Aspen  Austin  Chicago Denver  Salt Lake City  Lake Tahoe

MATERIALS KEYNOTES 1

Proposed curb (See Civil Drawings)

Proposed driveways (See Civil Drawings)

Proposed drain (See Civil Drawings)

Crosswalk; Ref L0-02 for requirements

Traffic control feature (See Trafffic Drawings)

14 15

Tie into existing condition (Detail 2.1), match grades

Existing overhead power

Work with caution around existing trees

Existing utility feature or Centerpoint light pole

Stake location in field for approval

11 Curb transition, Refer to detail PA Planting Area EJ Expansion Joint (2.1) All Others (2.2)

12 13

800 Brazos St, Suite 490 Austin, TX 78701 (512) 499-0222 Facsimile (512) 499-0229

Reset existing meter cover to orthogonal with pavement alignment; this work is incidental to 0520, 0423, 0531 and 0528 Reset existing clean-out or misc. utility feature; this work is incidental to 0520, 0423, 0531 and 0528 Existing Steps (Protect)

W W W.D E S I G N W O R K S H O P.C O M

CAROLINE STREET RECONSTRUCTION HOLMAN STREET TO PIERCE STREET

Provide drainage gap detail. Align with sidewalk jointing; space quantity as shown

L3-07

NORTH

10'

SCALE IN FEET

MATERIALS PLAN

20' 312

9.8

9.1B

TYP

9.4

FM (1) 9.1B

SOD TO EDGE OF DISTURBANCE, TYP. ST. AUGUSTINE SOD 252 s.f.)

FM (1)

RM (34)

9.4

MULCH TO EDGE OF DISTURBANCE

9.1B

PFG (24)

9.4

INFILL BETWEEN BUILDING SLAB AND CONC. WALL

9.4

FM (2)

RM (23) PFG (34)

L8-08

1.7

MCGOWEN ST.

L8-06

EXTEND PLANTING CONDITION TO EDGE OF EXISTING WALK

9.4

10" CALIPER LIVE OAK (TRANSPLANT OR 60" BOX)REFER TO NOTES FOR GENERAL REQUIREMENTS; SUBMIT PHOTOS FOR APPROVAL- MUST HAVE HIGH BRANCHING TO AVOID VEHICLE CONFLICTS.

AV (3)

MW (14)

9.5

BC (3)

9.1B

2.0'

9.4

PFG (16)

9.4

DM (16)

8.0' ALIGN W/ LIGHT POLES, TYP

ALIGN W/ LIGHT POLES, TYP

20.0'

1.7

WJ (29)

FM (1)

9.1A

9.5

ALIGN W/ STRIPE, TYP.

9.4

SOM (1)

FM (1)

GA (32)

9.1A

FM (2)

ST. AUGUSTINE SOD

1.7 FM (1)

PFG (36)

1.7

9.5

WL (53) SD (100)

9.1B 9.4 9.4 9.1B 9.8

9.5

1.7

9.1B

SS (19)

9.5

TG (2)

FT (1) SM (7) 9.5

IR (120)

1.7

TYP

2.5'

6.2'

8.3'

9.1B

ALIGN W/ LIGHT POLES, TYP

5.0'

9.2'

9.3

ALIGN W/ STRIPE

10.0'

IR (70)

5.0'

9.1B

CAROLINE STREET RM (32)

WJ (24)

9.4

AV (3)

2.0'

9.3

10.0'

22.0' 3.0' 2.0'

9.3

DM (30)

2.0'

9.3

8.0' 3.6'

21.0'

AV (3)

9.4 4.0'

PA (60)

9.4

MULCH ALL DISTURBED AREAS

CA (12)

9.4 9.1B

9.8

L8-06

9.4

LO4 (1) AG (30)

EXISTING TREE, TYP. BACKFILL WITH PLANTING MIX TO COVER ALL EXPOSED ROOTS AND COVER ALL AREAS WITH BARK MULCH

9.3

ALIGN W/ EDGE OF PAVERS ACROSS STREET

9.7

9.3

TYP.

TC (70)

168-2001; REF L0 SERIES FOR REQUIREMENTS

AG (16)

TREE AMENDMENT AREA; 1009-2004, 1009-2005

9.7

PATCH/REPAIR EDGE OF EXISTING TURF

ABBR. BOTANICAL NAME

COMMON NAME

SIZE

COMMENTS

TREES AH BC BG CO FM FT LO4 LO NO SOM SM SG TG

ABBR. BOTANICAL NAME

COMMON NAME

SIZE

SPACING

SHRUBS AND PERENNIALS Ilex opaca Taxodium distichum Nyssa sylvatica Quercus muehlenberghii Acer barbatum (or) floridanum Chionanthus virginica Quercus virginiana Quercus virginiana Quercus nuttallii Magnolia grandiflora Magnolia virginiana Liquidambar styraciflua 'Rotundiloba' Nyssa aquatica

American Holly Bald Cypress Black Gum Chinquapin Oak Florida Maple Fringe Tree Live Oak Live Oak Nuttall Oak Southern Magnolia Sweetbay Magnolia Sweetgum Tupelo Gum

3" Caliper @ 65 Gallon 4" Caliper @ 100 Gallon 4" Caliper @ 100 Gallon 4" Caliper @ 100 Gallon 4" Caliper @ 100 Gallon 2" Caliper @ 65 Gallon 4" Caliper @ 100 Gallon 12" Caliper Machine Move Tree 4" Caliper @ 100 Gallon 6" Caliper @ 200 Gallon 3" Caliper @ 100 Gallon 4" Caliper @ 100 Gallon 4" Caliper @ 100 Gallon

AG SP DM GA PT TC FA FF IN PA MH AV PFG WJ CA RM WL

Agapanthus 'Peter Pan' Spiraea x bumalda 'Anthony Waterer' Muhlenbergia rigens Gardenia radicans Pittosporum tobira “Nan Variegata' Malvaviscus drumondii Aster oblongifolius Asparagus densiflorus 'Myers' Indigo kirilowii Pennisetum alopecuroides Justicia spicigera Agave parryi var. parryi Pennisetum 'Princess Caroline' Tradescantia pallida Camellia sasanqua “ShiShi Gashira' Rosemary officinalis Lantana camara 'Landmark'

ABBR. BOTANICAL NAME

COMMON NAME

SIZE

SPACING

RAIN GARDEN PLANTS Agapanthus 'Peter Pan' Anthony Waterer Spirea Deer Muhly Dwarf Gardenia Dwarf Variegated Pittosporum Turk's Cap Fall Aster Foxtail Fern Indigo Dwarf Fountain Grass Mexican Honeysuckle Parry's Agave Purple Fountain Grass Purple Wandering Jew Shi Shi Camellia Upright Rosemary White Lantana

1 Gal. 3 Gal. 3 Gal. 3 Gal. 3 Gal. 1 Gal. 1 Gal. 1 Gal. 3 Gal. 1 Gal. 3 Gal. 15 Gal. 3 Gal. 1 Gal. 3 Gal. 3 Gal. 1 Gal.

24" O.C. 24" O.C. 24" O.C. 24" O.C. 30" O.C. 18" O.C. 24" O.C. 18" O.C. 24" O.C. 16" O.C. 36" O.C. 24" O.C. 30" O.C. 24" O.C. 30" O.C. 24" O.C. 18" O.C.

SD SM IR MW SF SS

Carex glauca Sabal minor Iris brefucaulis, hexagona Asclepias incarnata Acorus calamus Itea virginica

Blue Sedge Dwarf Palmetto Louisiana Iris Swamp Milkweed Sweetflag Sweetspire

St. Augustine

Solid Sod

1 Gal. 3 Gal. 1 Gal. 3 Gal. 1 Gal. 3 Gal.

16" O.C. 36" O.C. 16" O.C. 36" O.C. 16" O.C. 36" O.C.

DESIGNWORKSHOP Landscape Architecture  Land Planning Urban Design  Tourism Planning

Asheville  Aspen  Austin  Chicago Denver  Salt Lake City  Lake Tahoe

PLANTING KEYNOTES:

PLANT LIST

MIDTOWN REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY/TIRZ #2

L8-08

9.7 MULCH TO EDGE OF DISTURBANCE

MCGOWEN ST.

15.5'

2.0'

Number

9.0

PLANTING

9.1A 9.1B 9.2 9.3 9.4 9.5 9.6 9.7 9.8 1.7

TREE TYPE 1A (MULCH RING) TREE TYPE 1B TREE TYPE 2 PLANTING IN WOOD MULCH PLANTING IN BASALT GRAVEL PLANTING IN RAIN GARDEN RESERVED STEEL EDGING ROOT BARRIER GRAVEL-BASALT

800 Brazos St, Suite 490 Austin, TX 78701 (512) 499-0222 Facsimile (512) 499-0229

Detail/Sheet #

1/Sheet 2 of 8 2/Sheet 2 of 8 3/Sheet 2 of 8 4/Sheet 2 of 8 5/Sheet 2 of 8 8/Sheet 2 of 8

W W W.D E S I G N W O R K S H O P.C O M

CAROLINE STREET RECONSTRUCTION HOLMAN STREET TO PIERCE STREET

6/Sheet 2 of 8 7/Sheet 2 of 8 3/L7-02

L8-07

TURF ©

NORTH

10'

SCALE IN FEET

PLANTING PLAN

20' 357

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THE PARK AT THE HORSE FARM LAFAYETTE, LOUISIANA | DESIGNER, GRAPHICS, DOCUMENT PRODUCTION, COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT LAFAYETTE CENTRAL PARK

T H E

P A R K

AMPHITHEATER TRAILS NATURE PLAYGROUND

VISITOR CENTER

H O R S E

F A R M

P R E C E D E N T S

CALIFORNIA GARDEN

OAK COLLECTION

MEDITATION ART 35 ACRE LAKE YOGA

WETLANDS

OPEN LAWN

PICNIC AREAS BASKETBALL

T H E

BRIDGE

TENNIS COURTS

SWIMMING HOLE

A T

FOOTBALL

SPECIES ROSE COLLECTION

INTERPRETIVE SIGNAGE

MEADOWS BASKETBALL HOOP

RAINWATER CISTERN

PLANT HABITAT

CAMELLIA COLLECTION

FERN GULLY

RESEARCH

AUSTRALIAN FOREST WALK

WILDLIFE

GARDENS

GREENHOUSE NATURE PLAYGROUND DOG WALKING TRAILS

1 Blue Hole Regional Park 126 acres 31,000 annual visitors

EQUINOX CELEBRATIONS

VISITORS PAVILION WOODLANDS

SOCCER

2 Virginia B. Fairbanks Art & Nature Park 100 acres

ARID GARDEN

TROPICAL GLASSHOUSE HERB GARDEN

3 Melbourne Botanic Gardens 94 acres 1 million annual visitors

The Park at the Horse Farm 100 acres

GREENHOUSES DISCOVERY THEATER

GARDENS

CHILDREN’S GARDEN VOLUNTEER CENTER

GROVE ARBOR

EXHIBIT HALL BIRD BLIND

MEDITATION PAVILION

PLAYSCAPE

BOATHOUSE

GREAT LAWN

GARDEN STORE

PAVILION

GREENHOUSES

WATERFALL

GREAT LAWN

SUNRISE BRIDGE CANOPY BRIDGE GARDENS LEARNING CENTER OVERLOOK

MAGNOLIA TERRACE

MODEL TRAIN GARDEN

POND

CHAPEL COMPLEX

WILDFLOWER OVERLOOK

PIEDMONT DRIVING CLUB COMMUNITY CENTER

LARGE DOGS PARK PLAYGROUND

5 Garvan Woodland Gardens 210 acres

Precedent Parks were initially identified by the community and design team and then narrowed down based on its approximate size, whether it is in an urban setting, whether it is passive in nature, and relevancy to the Park at the Horse Farm. Parks not located on the map are outside of the United States.

The Park at the Horse Farm Lafayette, Louisiana November 2013

0’

500’

1,000’

Park Diagrams 1” = 1,000’

2,000’

OAK HILL

BASEBALL BOCCE COURTS FOUNTAIN

TENNIS

3 2 1

6 5

SOCCER

MEADOW SMALL DOGS PARK BASKETBALL

4 Shangri-La Botanical Garden 252 acres 44,000+ annual visitors

PICNIC SHELTERS

DOCK

NATURE PRESERVE

FROG PONDS

GAZEBO

BOTANICAL GARDEN AQUATIC CENTER

STAR AND CRESCENT MOON CAFE

CYCAD COLLECTION

VISITOR CENTER

6 Piedmont Park 189 acres 3.5 million annual visitors

Precedent Park

Location

Water Garden Discovery Green Railroad Park Denver Botanic Gardens Millennium Park Forsyth Park Pease Park Boston Common Butchart Gardens Luxemburg Gardens Dallas Arboretum Park Floral de Paris Oregon Gardens Mill Race Park Louisville Waterfront Park Melbourne Botanic Gardens The Arboretum Virginia B. Fairbanks Art & Nature Park Blue Hole Regional Park Byxbee Park Houston Arboretum Piedmont Park Montreal Botanical Gardens Garvan Woodland Garden Lettuce Lake Park Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens White River State Park Shangri-La Botanical Gardens Kew Gardens Mercer Arboretum and Botanic Garden Audubon Park Hermann Park Zilker Park Storm King Frick Park Prospect Park Hodges Gardens Central Park Golden Gate Park Crossley Preserve City Park The Great Park Sydney Olympic Park Bois de Vincennes Prince Edward Island National Park Myakka River State Park

Fort Worth, Texas Houston, Texas Birmingham, Alabama Denver, Colorado Chicago, Illinois Savannah, Georgia Austin, Texas Boston, Massachusetts Victoria, British Columbia Paris, France Dallas, Texas Paris, France Silverton, Oregon Columbus, Indiana Louisville, Kentucky Melbourne, Victoria, Australia Lexington, Kentucky Indianapolis, Indiana Wimberley, Texas Palo Alto, California Houston, Texas Atlanta, Georgia Montreal, Canada Hot Springs, Arkansas Tampa, Florida Boothbay, Maine Indianapolis, Indiana Orange, Texas London, UK Humble, Texas New Orleans, Louisiana Houston, Texas Austin, Texas New Windsor, New York Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Brooklyn, New York Florien, Louisiana New York, New York San Francisco, California Ocean County, New Jersey New Orleans, Louisiana Orange County, California Sydney, Australia Paris, France Calgary, Alberta Sarasota, Florida

Size in Acres 4 12 14 23 25 30 42 50 55 62 66 69 80 83 85 94 100 100 126 150 155 189 190 210 240 250 250 252 298 300 340 445 485 500 561 585 700 843 1,000 1,200 1,300 1,300 1,580 2,459 5,440 37,120

Urban Setting

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DAIRY BARN

SITE ANALYSIS GOALS

JERSEY CATTLE

GOAL 1: Incorporate ecological sustainability and natural resource management into park elements, that allows for

plant and animal habitat and care for natural features (wetlands, flood zones and diverse plant species). Thean increase Park atin the Horse Farm STRATEGY 1: Ecology - Landscape Composite Suitability Landscape Suitability Composite 1924

1922 HISTORIC ALIGNMENT OF THE COULEE MINE

COULEE MINE CUTOFF

NATURAL DRAINAGE CHANNEL OIL WELL AND PAD SITE AGRICULTURAL SWALE

Louisiana Wetland Upland Forest

C O N C E P T A : 1924S C U L P T E D HOME SITE NATURAL COULEE MINE CLOVER FIELD P R O G R A M

Hilltop Prairie/Woodland

1927

Bottomland Forest Most Suitable Cultivated Landscape 0

.2 acre Carousel 1 acre Cafe

.46 acre (20,000 SF) Gallery / Museum

1”=150’

.034 acre (1500sf) Game Court .15 acre (5000 sf) Weddings / Family Reunions

.0114 acre (500 sf) Restrooms

7 8

50 acre Natural Areas / Animal Habitat

39A.

2 3

1 acre Children’s Playground

5 acre Gardens

5 Acre Secondary Lawn

23-25 13A.

.5 acre Internal Transportation

1 acre Orchard/ Memorial

9A.

20B

.014 acre (500 sf) Restrooms

1 acre Contemplative Space

.0114 acre (500 sf) Restrooms .15 acre (5000 sf) Weddings / Family Reunions

The Park at the Horse Farm

45 35

38A.

6A. ALT. 27

30A.

33 38A.

33 34

34 33

20A.

NOTE: ANY COULEE MODIFICATION MAY BE PHASED DEPENDING ON THE AVAILABILITY OF FUNDS, AND WILL BE SCREENED IN THE INTERIM.

NORTH

Lafayette, Louisiana

38 33 36

31A.

20 41

21 19 45

.2 acre Fitness Area 1 acre Dog Park

.16 acre (7000sf) Food Trucks / Kiosks

28 38

.064 acre (2800sf) Admin Building

FUTURE STOP LIGHT

1 acre MAX Small Passive Lawn Space

3 acre Parking

10 acre Great Lawn

14 14A.

1 acre Small Pond

BATHROOMS CAROUSEL NATURALIZED COULEE MINE PEDESTRIAN BRIDGE IMPROVED RAVINE LANDSCAPE BUFFER INTERACTIVE WATER FEATURE EXERCISE NODES

39A.

41. 42. 43. 44. 45. 46. 47. 48.

31. MAINTENANCE/WORKING GREENHOUSE 31A. HORSE STABLES 32. PED. ENTRANCE 33. ART SCULPTURE/WALK 34. PRAIRIE POCKETS 35. WOODLAND 36. WATER GARDEN 37. GRAND PROMENADE 38. MULTI-USE PATH 38A. SECONDARY PATHS 39. PED. ENTRANCE 39A. PUTT PUTT GOLF 40. FUTURE CONNECTION

21. GREAT LAWN 22. DOG RUN 23. ADVENTURE TREE HOUSES 24. ADVENTURE SLIDES 25. ADVENTURE SAND PLAY 26. THE LAKE 27. RAVINE WALK AND GARDENS 28. TRANSECT GARDENS 29. HIDDEN EVENT LAWN 30. SMALL EVENT PAVILION 30A. POND

6 6A.

1 acre Passive Lawn Space

11. TODDLER PLAY 12. HISTORIC PAVILION 13. MEMORIAL GARDEN 13A. FOUNDERS ELEMENT 14. WETLAND GARDENS AND BOARDWALKS 14 A. SLOPED GARDENS/PATHS 15. OAK OVERLOOK GARDEN 16. STAGE 17. EVENT LAWN 18. CHILDREN’S DISCOVERY 19. PARKING 20. BOTANICAL DISPLAY/GARDEN CENTER 20A. HIDDEN PARKING 20B. GARDEN DROP OFF

4 41

7 acre Naturalized Waterway

1. OAK GROVE/GARDENS 2. PARKING GARAGE 3. FARMER’S MARKET PAVILION 4. MULTIPURPOSE BUILDING 5. SMALL GAMES 6. VISITOR CENTER/WELCOME 6A. TEA ROOM 7. ENTRY FEATURE 8. BUS DROP OFF/PED. ENTRANCE 9. FUTURE AUTO CONNECTION 9A. POTENTIAL HOLDEN AVE. CONNECT. 10. HISTORIC OAK PICNIC AREA

39A.

Feet 1,600

1,200

STOP LIGHT

2 acre Visitors Center

.75 acre Mini Golf - 18 hole

800

300’

1.5 acre Event Lawn

.5 acre .02 acre (900 SF) Discovery Pavilion Garden

1.5 acre Farmers / Artisans Market

150’

400

DRAFT PLAN SKETCH

200

100

200

400

1”=100’ April 2014

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THE PARK AT THE HORSE FARM CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT

The P

R A F T

M A S T E R

Visitor Center/Entrance

P L A N

Bridge/Boardwalk

Multi-Use Pavilion

Mini Golf/Small Games

Playground and Picnic Facility

Great Lawn

Heritage Bark Park

WinnWood Center

Louie Dr.

Dr.

N. Arlington Dr.

and

South College Neighborhood

Children’s Discovery Garden

Site Imagery

N E V A D A

Clem Dr.

H E N D E R S O N ,

Bertr

Dog Park

(2) The sculptural puppy mascot greets visitors and unifies the park elements. It’s friendly nature sets the tone for community interaction and play. Large paw prints constructed of recycled rubber play surfacing cushion the ground.

Southlawn Dr.

Garage

M i x e d U s e B u i l ding Market

uric

Restrooms

H i s t o r i c Coulee D r a i n a g e Way

Carousel Terrace Jetty

Pathways

St.

I n teractive water Feature

Boardwalk

Event L a w n

Woodland Trails

Children’s Discovery Garden

Multi Use Trail

12 Native Display

Founder’s Grove

Ravine Gardens

Joh

nst

Stage

Scar/Deposit Garden

Memorial

6 Great Lawn

Garden En t r a n c e

12 16

Pavilion and Restrooms

Prairie

Reception Lawn Prairie Trails E v e n t P a rking

Horticulture Facilities and Botanic Displays

7 Bark Park

Small Lawn Pockets

Fitness Area

Landscape Buffer

Restrooms Maintenance Facility

Landscape Buffer Landscape Buffer

Future Connection

St John-Fatima Cemetery

Oakleaf Dr. Oakleaf Neighborhood

Treehouse

Park at the Horse Farm

Cypress Swamp Gardens

Lafayette, Louisiana

Pond

Display Gardens

Multi - Use Trail

Iconic Pavilion

Sculpture Walk

1”=100’

100’

200’

Respite Lawn

L A N D S C A P E

S E C T I O N S

A. Tree Houses and Children’s Discovery Garden

Children’s Discovery Play Area

Nature Play and Tree Houses

Cypress Boardwalks

Pond

B. Sloped Lawn Amphitheater and Hammock Grove

Sloped Lawn

Hammock Grove

Sloped Amphitheater Lawn

Stage

C. Ravine Gardens

Wetland Garden

Upland Garden

Path

Gardens

Ravine

Path

Native Display Gardens

Path

Woodland

Prairie/Savannah

Transect Walk

The Park at the Horse Farm May 2014

Lafayette, Louisiana

1”=10’

10’

20’

Pond