LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE
PORTFOLIO
Selected Works by Nathaniel Kirby
“I don’t divide architecture, landscape and gardening; to me they are one.” - Luis Barragan
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contents about me resumÊ lehi green link pioneer and military memorial park the district at farmer’s station estrella foothills community master plan neeb plaza renovation gilbert town square
about me
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I was born in Tempe, Arizona on the 17th of July 1990. I can remember being interested in pursuing architecture at a young age while making a model of a medieval village for a history class or cars and planes for fun. In 2008, I began studying architecture at Arizona State University. As I progressed through my studies, I found that I was more passionate and enthusiastic about outdoor natural spaces and how they change over time. That passion for the outdoors and the spaces that can be made in them led me to study landscape architecture. Today, I am in the fourth year of the landscape architecture program at Arizona State University and will graduate in May 2016. I desire to work amongst individuals who have the same motive as me, to be consistently at the leading edge of the profession. I am a critical and creative thinker possessing a strong work ethic, who has a constant desire to learn, experiment and grow within the profession of landscape architecture as well as other related disciplines from engineering to horticulture.
1833 east colgate drive tempe, arizona 85283
EDUCATION
WORK EXPERIENCE
Arizona State University Herberger Institute for Design and the Arts Bachelor of Science in Landscape Architecture Expected Graduation Date: May 2016
Landscape Architecture Intern Berghoff Design Group - Scottsdale, Arizona January 2015 - August 2015 - Involved in all phases of landscape architecture from base plan set-up to construction detail preparation and city submittal/revisions. - Conducted research and documentation of various sites, including site visits for measurement verification, analysis, and photo essays. - Prepare documents for designers and client presentations.
HONORS AND AWARDS Wheat, Jones, Douglas & AzASLA Scholarship from the Arizona Nursery Association Foundation ASU Landscape Architecture Design Excellence Nominee Fall 2014/2015 & Spring 2015 ASU Herberger Institue Dean’s List recognition Spring 2013-Fall 2014 and Fall 2015
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS American Society of Landscape Architects – Student ASLA
LANGUAGE English - Native Spanish - Elementary
INTERESTS Photography, Wood Working, Sketching Graphics & Visualization, Travel, Surfing
nkirby24@gmail.com 602 . 369 . 3677
Arbor Care Crew Member Arcadia Tree Company - Scottsdale, Arizona May - August 2012, 2013, 2014 - Provided quality arbor care through the highest standards of customer service, tree trimming, take down, pruning, and clean up. - Gain higher attention to detail in regards to customer care and safety. - Develop greater teamwork skills in stressful and difficult situations. Arbor Care Crew Member Trim Rite, LLC. - Tempe, Arizona August 2011 - May 2012 - Provided quality arbor care and customer service. - Obtained an appreciation for quality service and hard work in any work environment, whether in a commercial or private setting.
SKILLS AutoCAD SketchUp Pro Photoshop InDesign Illustrator Office Suite Hand Drafting Model Making ArcGIS
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NATHANIEL KIRBY
RIO SALADO
LDE 461 - Landscape Architecture III - Fall 2015 Professors Paul Coseo and Allyce Hargrove Fall 2015 ASU Design Excellence Nominee In collaboration with Anna Chen and Vincent Chung
Based on the Mesa Green Link Green Infrastructure Masterplan, Lehi Greek Link applies green infrastructure principles to the site-scale. Lehi Green Link connects Caballo del Rio Trailhead and habitat restoration site, located along the Rio Salado corridor, to Cascades at Lehi and its adjacent neighborhoods. The two sites are linked to the rest of Mesa, and to each other, through a trail system including hiking, biking and equestrian trails, complete streets, and enhanced canal paths.
GOALS RESTORATION - Restore native vegetation and habitat in derelict landscapes along the Rio Salado Corridor and throughout the site.
GILBERT ROAD
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LEHI GREEN LINK Mesa, Arizona
Lehi Road - Complete street enhancement connects Cascades at Lehi to Caballo del Rio Trailhead
Sunset Trail - Multi-use trail along enhanced canal path connecting southern parts of Lehi AZ LOOP 202
EDUCATION - Create educational opportunities for visitors, ranging from the Sonoran Desert’s unique environments to art and Mesa’s heritage. RECREATION - Provide active and passive recreational opportunities which connect residential communities, trail systems and open space.
Cascades at Lehi - Community park including sports fields, play areas, sculpture gardens, amphitheater and canal waterfall feature
habitat linkage zones
Lehi Monument - The Lehi Monument is a culturally significant site along monument trail
Caballo del Rio Trailhead
agriculture
VAL VISTA
DRIVE
Habitat restoration area with hiking and equestrian trails connected to the Tyler Farms Stables
urban growth
McDOWELL ROAD
loss of keystone species
lehi green link
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caballo del rio trailhead
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A
B
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Caballo del Rio Trailhead Site Plan
Caballo del Rio Trailhead - Section A - A
caballo del rio trailhead
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Caballo del Rio Wetland Overlook Deck
Wetland Overlook - Section B - B
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cascades at lehi
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B A
C
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Cascades at Lehi Site Plan
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Slope
Slope
Function
Function
Entry/Exit Large Turnout Medium Turnout
Entry/Exit
Large Turnout
Medium Turnout Small Turnout
Small Turnout
A - Cascades Amphitheatre Circulation
Circulation
cascades at lehi
8% or more 8% or more 5% or less ADA accessible 5% or less ADA accessible 0-2% 0-2%
Proposed Multi-Use Path Proposed Pedestrian Path
Underpath Proposed Multi-Use Path Proposed Pedestrian Path Underpath
Trees Palo Verde
Trees
Chinese Pistache
Palo Verde
Mesquite
Chinese Pistache Desert Willow Mesquite
Iron Wood
Desert Willow
Citrus Tree
Iron Wood Citrus Tree
B - Cactus Sculpture Garden Biome Dense Vegetation Grassland
Biome
Riparian Area
Dense Vegetation Desertscape Grassland Riparian Area Desertscape
C - Sculpture Meadow and Hammock Grove
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PIONEER AND MILITARY MEMORIAL PARK Phoenix, Arizona ALA 226 - Design Fundamentals IV - Spring 2014 Professor Scott Murff
This memorial park and revival project celebrates the lives of immigrants and military of Arizona. During the height of the park’s history, Arizona was a destination for immigrants from all over the world to take up residence in the pursuit of freedom and success. Job opportunities included mining and agriculture. Elements within the park include military and immigrant memorial, reflection space, new burial space, and new architecture to include gallery exhibition, conference room and administration offices.
The large size of the building’s roof structure provides a perfect system for capturing and harvesting free rain water. This rain water can be used to water the plants on site and will help reduce the expenses of water and maintenance throughout the site.
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JEFFERSON STREET
A B
A
13TH AVENUE
Plaques group immigrants by origin
Trees planted as living memorial
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B
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5’
10’
20’
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Circulation paths connect immigrants
pioneer and military memorial park
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pioneer and military memorial park
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A - Entry from street
Longitudinal Section A-A
pioneer and military memorial park
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B - Reflection space
Cross Section B-B
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THE DISTRICT Phoenix, Arizona LDE 362 - Landscape Architecture II - Spring 2015 Professors Chad Atterbury and Kristian Kelley Spring 2015 ASU Design Excellence Nominee
N The District Urban Plan
The District at Farmer’s Station is an urban revival project in downtown Phoenix which incorporates an open space network connecting the mixed use, urban development of Phoenix with its surrounding neighborhoods. The District creates unique spaces and attracts visitors while strengthening the community. Specific elements include the main pedestrian corridor, grove farmer’s market, light rail station and park, railroad park and pedestrian crossings, permeable paving and rainwater harvesting systems, and multi modal transit to further improve walkability and bikability.
residential
corporate
mixed use
retail
green space
composite
the district
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Central Avenue
1st Aven ue
railway garden
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Railway demonstration garden
The Railway Garden celebrates the history of the railroad industry in Phoenix and throughout Arizona. The demonstration garden celebrates the native landscape of the Sonoran Desert while creating an inviting and enjoyable park. The paths within the garden will help educate about the importance of native landscaping and water conscious planting. Located at the far north end ot The District, the garden also acts as a welcoming node into or from downtown Phoenix.
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The Grove is located within the courtyard between the farmer’s market and repurposed residential building to the north. This space can act as a resting space for pedestrians walking to and from downtown. It will also be used for pop up events including food truck festivals and weekend outdoor markets. The Grove nods to the history of the citrus industry in Phoenix . All plantings are intended to be edible and usable, all citrus grown will be sold locally. This concept is strengthened with its proximity to the railway as this was how the citrus was distributed, strengthening the Pheonix economy. This grove creates a unique outodoor multi-use environment that all userscan enjoy throughout the year.
The Grove during food truck festival N
SIERRA ESTRELLA WILDERNESS AREA
E IL M OU M AI NT N SIERRA ESTRELLA WILDERNESS AREA
VISITORS CENTER
GOALS
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M M
SANCTUARY AREA
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CAMPGROUND
RESORT
SIERRA ESTRELLA WILDERNESS AREA E.S.
VISITORS CENTER
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SANCTUARY AREA
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12’ SIDEWALK
6’ 6’ 11’ 11’ PLANTER BIKE LANE TRAVEL LANE TRAVEL LANE + BUFFER
Village Core Street with Wide Median and Bike Lanes
9’ PLANTING
6’ 6’ 9’ PAVED UNPAVED PLANTING 30’ WIDE MEDIAN
11’ TRAVEL LANE
GILA RIVER INDIAN RESERVATION
CREATE
RESORT
TRAILHEADS
Site Location
SANCTUARY AREA
CAMPGROUND
VILLAGE CORE
- PROTECT Goodyear’s natural beauty as well as it’s historic and cultural resources. - CREATE attractive and diverse destinations utilizing Goodyear’s environmental assets. - DEVELOP a socially connected community from village core to outer hiking trails. - ENHANCE existing conditions to create usable spaces. - PROVIDE opportunities for healthy lifestyles for residents and visitors.
GILA RIVER INDIAN RESERVATION
PRESERVE
NATURAL PRESERVE
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Fall 2014 ASU Design Excellence Nominee
The mission of the Estrella Foothills Master Plan Community is to preserve, protect, and enhance the cultural and natural resources of Goodyear today, in order to allow for enriched enjoyment by all visitors and residents in the future. Estrella Foothills will be an interconnected community in which residents and visitors find beautiful places to live, work, learn and play.
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LDE 361 - Landscape Architecture I - Fall 2014 Professors Jim Coffman and Kenneth Brooks
MISSION
11’ 6’ 6’ TRAVEL LANE BIKE LANE PLANTER + BUFFER
12’ SIDEWALK
GILA RIVER INDIAN RESERVATION
THRIVE
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ESTRELLA FOOTHILLS MASTER PLAN Goodyear, Arizona
LEGEND
UNDEVELOPED LAND (3,430 Acres) AGRICULTURE (478 Acres)
CAMPGROUND
CAMPGROUND
CAMPGROUND (425 Acres)
RESORT
MIXED USE (HIGH DENSITY RES + COMMERCIAL 70 Acres) HIGH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL 4 - 25 DU/Acre (70 ACRES) >616-3850 MEDIUM DENSITY RESIDENTIAL 2 - 4 DU/Acre (950 Acres) >4180-8360 LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL 0.5 - 2 DU/Acre (1,261 Acres) >1387-5550
RESORT
SIERRA ESTRELLA WILDERNESS AREA E.S. H.S.
GILA RIVER
INDIAN RESERVATION SIERRA ESTRELLA WILDERNESS AREA
VISITORS CENTER
E.S.
VISITORS CENTER
H.S.
LARGE TRAILHEAD
GILA RIVER INDIAN RESERVATION
MEDIUM TRAILHEAD EXISTING TRAILHEAD MAJOR CITY NODE
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INDUSTRIAL (390 Acres) EDUCATIONAL (200 Acres)
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DEVELOPED OPEN SPACE (PARKS) (183 Acres)
ILE
M M
COMMERCIAL (380 Acres) ECOTOURISM RESORT (80 Acres)
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SANCTUARY AREA
VE
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MAJOR ARTERIAL (4.07 Miles) SECONDARY ARTERIAL (17.27 Miles)
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SCENIC ROAD (11.27 Miles)
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SANCTUARY AREA
UNPAVED HIKING/EQUESTRIAN TRAIL (22.9 Miles) BACKCOUNTRY TRAIL (14.47 Miles)
Estrella Foothills Community Master Plan
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0
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OPEN SPACE TO SCENIC ROAD
Eco-tourism Resort
1
12’ EQUESTRIAN HIKING TRAIL
2
OPEN SPACE
PAVED TRAIL (15.4 Miles)
3 miles
11’ TRAVEL LANE
9’ NATURAL PLANTING
11’ TRAVEL LANE
6’ SIDEWALK
RESORT AREA 11’ TRAVEL LANE
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SANCTUARY AREA (2,050 Acres) NATURAL PRESERVE (5,820 Acres)
SAGU
DESIG
GROU
18331 Wes Phoeni 602 saguar nathaniel.kirby@
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REV
LTC 344 - Landscape Construction II - Fall 2015 Professor Dean Chambers LDE 363 - Landscape Planting Design Professor Joe Ewan
double 10 gauge plastic coated wire
2 wooden stakes 8' long for support
1 3
root crown to be at grade or 1-2" above
tree height
roughen edges of planter pit
The renovation of Neeb Plaza outside the Design and Art schools on the Arizona State University campus required the production of a full construction document set including detail sheets and plan for planting, hardscape, irrigation, lighting and grading of the proposed design. 12" min.
12" min.
12" min.
decomposed granite palo verde grove
maintain root flare 1"-2" above fg finish grade
12" min.
existing soil 2" x 10' wood stake driven in at angle
brick sidewalk
depth of box 24"
native soil backfill remove caliche/rocks greater than 3" 24" box placed directly on pit bottom
3-5x box size 6-10' pit
2x width of rootball
single-trunk tree planting/staking for optimal root growth
scale: 3/4" = 1'-0"
tree planting on slope
scale: n.t.s. 18" apart - not to scale
wire paneling with support post beyond
set crown of rootball 1" above swale depression light dusting of mulch over rootball. keep trunk clear
set crown of rootball 1" above swale depression
finish grade with 2" depth mulch per plan
dusting of mulch over rootballkeep mulch off of tree trunk
shallow swale around plant agriform fertilizer tablets prepared backfill to be 1 part mulch and 3 parts native soil; scarify sides of pit
depth of root ball
existing soil
remove stake or any temporary trellis device
shallow swale around tree
inish grade with 2" depth mulch
2' between bldg. and trellis
1' max
agriform fertilizer tablets
steel paneling attached to 6"x 6" post every 18' with connection to building
back fill with specified soil and amendement
metal wire mesh and post attachment
native soil
24"
shrub planting
2"-3" mulch layer
remove container loosen roots roughen pit edges
prepared backfill to be 1 part mulch and 3 parts native soil existing soil
Depth of rootball
weave vines into screen from bottom, tie larger vines to screen loosely
LANDSCAPE CONSTRUCTION II
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NEEB PLAZA RENOVATION ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY Tempe, Arizona
速
note: referenced from greenscreen vine planting detail
CLIENT
scale: n.t.s.
single-trunk tree
3-5x root ball
scale: n.t.s.
vine attachment to corten trellis
scale: 3/4" = 1'-0"
Dean Chamb 1601 West J Phoenix, Ar STAMP
NOT FOR C
6" 3" mounded root collar
backfill with native soil
3 lodge pole stakes driven at slight angle; 2" x 10'-0" for typical tree and 3" x 12'-0" for taller
6"
stone steps at 6" rise : 16" run
double 10 gauge plastic coated guy wire, connecting two stakes on prevailing wind side, wrap twice around stake, set guy wire 20-30" above for tall species as directed
equal
TH
A
N DATE
equal
existing soil
A
backfill with native soil
16"
low groundcover planting convolvulus cneorum 1/2" steel header
Decem
SHEET TITLE
Plantin wrap wire around itself 7 times minimum along each end 6"
JOB NUMBER
3x Depth
DRAWN BY
3-5x root ball
accents / cacti planting
scale: n.t.s. multi-trunk tree
scale: n.t.s.
stair planter detail
scale: 3/4" = 1'-0"
NATHANIEL K
SHEET NUMBE
p
neeb concept plan
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19
detail sheet
DESIG
x square paving - 2"x4"x6" recycled brick from existing x square, mortar-set, tan grout joint, color: red brick neeb entry plaza - permeable concrete pavers, 2"x8"x16" concrete unit pavers, sand-set joints, color: light tan
sheet hd.1
GROU
p.3
palo verde bosque - stabilized decomposed granite.
sheet hd.2
p.4
x square banding - 3' grey concrete banding, sand blasted to show aggregate base.
sheet hd.1
p.5
wood deck - trex deck built on wood frame and concrete foundation. sheet hd.1
detail
existing stairs
p.1
new wood pergola
art building trellis with vines and art windows
DN existing planters widened for new plant materials
DN
p.6
w.10 p.6
a.1 a.2
sheet hd.1
pea gravel - 2" thick pea gravel over compacted soil, color: tan mix. sheet hd.2
p.7
natural landscaping - 1/4" -1/2" loose gravel. color: sonoran tan.
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p.8
concrete paving to match existing where brick was removed.
sheet hd.1
p.9
ramp paving - concrete paving medium-heavy broom finish for non-slip ada access.
p.10 pea gravel boarder - 1/4" metal header, 1" above pea gravel surface, color:rust.
18331 West S Phoenix, A 602.36 saguarode nathaniel.kirby@sa
NO.
REVIS
sheet hd.1 -
walls
DN
hardscape reduction along path between design south and art.
p.8
p.7
p.7
DN
x4
ada accessible ramp
.3%
pe
terraced planters/seating
s.2
w.1 p.9
w.2
s.1
w.2
slo
concrete seating wall - cast-in-place concrete wall.
sheet hd.1
w.3
palo verde bosque seating wall - 1'-4" gabion seating/retaining wall. sheet hd.1
w.4
safety fencing - 2" x 4" corten steel vertical posts, 2'-6" above wall.
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w.5
wood deck aluminum railing - brushed aluminum handrail, 1/8" horizontal aluminum cable 4" apart.
sheet hd.1
s.1
neeb entry steps - rough cut stone, color:sonoran tan to match gabion stone, mortar color to match.
sheet hd.1
s.2
neeb entry steps - stairway handrail, 3'-6" tall, brushed aluminum handrails, double-sided, to extend 1' past top and bottom steps.
sheet hd.1
s.3
bosque corten steel steps to wood deck - corten steel steps sand blasted to create tread to prevent slipping.
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.3%
w.1
w.1
a.1
overhead wood structure - new 16' x 26' wood pergola seating area. sheet hd.2
a.2
art building green facade - 3" x 50' x 4 story corten steel trellis, 4"x4" structural tubing, 1/8" wire mesh.
s
design south
p.7
p.9
retaining wall provides seating w.3 w.1
w.1
w.2
p.4
x-square exhibition space
DN s.3
palo verde bosque
p.2 p.1
sheet hd.1
e lop
x4
ma
p.7
neeb hall
sheet hd.2
amenities
w.2
ma
ramp/retaining walls - 1'-6" thick stone filled gabion walls, stone: local tan granitic stone, binding: rusted steel wire mesh caging.
w.2
steps
DN
DN
w.1
LANDSCAPE CONSTRUCTION II
neeb hardscape plan
description
paving
existing stairs
p.2
p.3
p.5
new wood deck
w.5
permeable pavers
DN
DN
p.3
w.2
DN
DN
w.1
existing backflow preventer
w.4
CLIENT
Dean Chambers 1601 West Jef Phoenix, Arizo
downspout
p.7
retaining wall creates planter
ada accessible ramp
SAGU
hardscape legend
STAMP
p.7
max
4.7%
e
slop
p.9
p.9
w.1
sweeping gabion walls
s.1 s.2
stair planters
w.1
max
4.7%
new native landscape
ada accessible ramp
exsiting turf to be replaced with native desert landscaping p.7
NOT FOR CO
legend
slope
symbol
N
A
TH
A
N
description
DATE
p.7 p.1
concrete hardscape decomposed granite pea gravel brick paving wood deck stone gabion wall hardscape label
Decembe
SHEET TITLE
Hardsca
JOB NUMBER
forest mall
DRAWN BY
0 1' 2' 4'
8'
16'
NATHANIEL K.
north
SHEET NUMBER
hp
stainless steel handrail
chamfer edge 1 2"
expansion joint
1" square tube steel reinforcing bar stainless steel post
expansion joint
4" concrete sidewalk
slope 41" per ft.
3/4" steel plate fence post 42"
perforated corten steel
42"
wood deck
compacted sub-base
6"
sleeved dowels at expansion joints 4" clear (top and bottom) bottom 3/4" pvc pipe sleeve
8"
top landing
6" min. 4"
#4 rebar at 15" o.c. each way, 2" clear
Elevation
s.1/2 - stone steps with aluminum handrail
scale: 1" = 1'-0"
1 4"
2"
4" thick no. 57 stone
4"
1 4"
expansion joint 4" thick concrete / heavy broom-brushed surface 1" sand set base
contraction joint
4" aggregate base
compacted subgrade
6"
compacted subgrade
6" gravel layer 4"-6" wide stone
1'-6" min.
drain weep hole longitudinal pipe drain
4"
4"
6" thick no.2 stone sub-base
6" drain gutter
1'-6"
1 4"
4"
1" 4"
4" concrete base 4" aggregate base
scale: 1/2" = 1'-0"
3/8" corten wire caging
2" porous concrete 1.5"-2" thick type no. 8 aggregate
4"
recycled brick pavers 1" sand-set base
Section
w.5 - wood deck metal railing
curb edge 2" concrete permeable pavers
expansion joint
compacted subgrade
perforated pipe to drain all stored water
p.1 - brick paving
scale: 1" = 1'-0"
p.2 - porous paving
scale: 1-1/2" = 1'-0"
p.4/8 - concrete paving
scale: 1-1/2" = 1'-0"
w.3 - gabion retaining wall
scale: 1" = 1'-0"
brick paving - running bond pattern 4" x 4" wood post slope to drain 8" x 8" concrete pier 8'-0"
4"
L reinforcing bar horizontal reinforcing bar spread footing
4" x 4" tube steel frame, corten steel
4" x 4" tube steel frame, corten steel
5" x 5" welded wire fabric, powder coated
a -
CLIENT
Dean Chambers 1601 West Jeff Phoenix, Arizo
8'-0"
2" x 10" wood beam galvanized bolt/nut/washer 4" x 4" wood post
concrete footing
compacted subgrade
compacted subgrade
deck foundation plan
STAMP
existing structure
galvanized post anchor
expansion joint 4" concrete
2" x 10" ledger
slope to drain 8" x 8" concrete pier
b -
post to beam connection
TH
N
A
N
2" x 24" cedar decking
compacted subgrade
NOT FOR CON
A
2" x 4" cedar cap rail
2" x 8" joist
DATE
2" x 2" baluster 4" on center
SHEET TITLE
Decembe
12'-0"
Elevation
REVIS
8" x 8" foundation
16' x 12' deck footprint
4" concrete
NO.
round footing and post
8'-0"
concrete footing
18331 West S Phoenix, A 602.36 saguarode nathaniel.kirby@sag
a -
4" x 4" post
20"
5" x 5" welded wire mesh
GROU
perforated sheet metal
34" - 38" from top of nosing to top of rail
18"
DESIG
construction details
rough cut stone
stainless steel handrail
5'-0"
LANDSCAPE CONSTRUCTION II
handrail
1 2"
20
SAGUA
12"
Section
2'-0" mechanical fastener
2" x 8" joist galvanized fastener screws 2" x 10" beam
attach joist to beam with framing anchors
2" x 10" beams
Hardscap b -
c -
a -
JOB NUMBER
c -
4" x 4" post DRAWN BY 2'-0"
a.2 - corten steel trellis
beam to joist connection
scale: 1/2" = 1'-0" p.5 - wood deck patio
16'-0"
deck framing plan
scale:3/8" = 1'-0"
NATHANIEL K.
SHEET NUMBER
hd
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GILBERT TOWN SQUARE Gilbert, Arizona LTC 343 - Landscape Construction I - Fall 2014 Professor Kristian Kelley
This project required me to produce construction documents such as existing conditions base plans, shopping center plan, grading/drainage and stormwater management plans, as well as final balancing of cut/fill on site, for a vacant lot located in Gilbert to be developed into an outdoor shopping center.
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0 20’ 40’
80’
120’