wwang work sample 2019-2024 by wankki wang

WANCHEN WANG

SELECTED WORK SAMPLE 2019-2024

Hilton Head Island, South Carolina

Mid Island Initiatives

Landscape master planning SD

Hilton Head Island, South Carolina

Chaplin & Crossing Park Master Plans

Recreational park redevelopment SD

Louisville, Kentucky

Waterfront Park Phase 4

Playworks Design SD/DD/CD

Louisville, Kentucky

University of Louisville Student Housing

Student housing landscape design SD/DD/CD/CA

Royal Oak, Michigan

Centennial Commons Downtown Park

Urban park landscape design SD/DD/CD

Grand Rapids, Michigan

Spectrum Health Transformation & Innovation Center

Healthcare landscape design SD/DD/CD

Cincinnati, Ohio

3CDC Imagination Alley

Pocket park landscape design SD/DD/CD

Cincinnati, Ohio

Cincinnati Public Radio

Urban landscape design SD/DD/CD

Columbus, Ohio

Sensenbrenner Park Renovation

Sunken landscape renovation SD

Suwanee, Georgia

ARC Suwanee Loop Planning

Pedestrian and bicycle loop study

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Mid Island Initiatives

Hilton Head Island, South Carolina

Landscape master planning

Software used:

ArcGIS, Rhino, Grasshopper, SketchUp, Lumion, AutoCAD, Bluebeam

Adobe Suite, Procreate

Involvement:

Conceptual design

Programming and space planning

3D modeling

In house rendering

Cost Estimate

The Mid-Island Tract is bordered by William Hilton Parkway, and Union Cemetery and Dillion roads. The town of Hilton Head purchased this 103-acre former golf course site on 2013. The town visualize a tantalizing opportunity to create a first-class park to enhance the mid-island area and benefit a variety of community interests.As a central gathering space, the tract will reflect the desires of the community and be designed as a welcoming and sustainable nature park.

UNION CEMETERYROAD

THE HEART OF THE TRACT

CULTIVATED LANDSCAPES

ECO-PARK ISLAND HERITAGE

ACTIVE PLAY

WILLIAM HILTON PARKWAY UNION CEMETERY ROAD DILLON ROAD AIRPORT

Site Analysis

SITE WIDE

PATHWAY TYPOLOGIES OFF-STREET PARKING +

NATURAL SYSTEM EXISTING HABITATS

AUDUBON SOCIETY: ONLY

KNOWN RED-HEADED WOODPECKER NESTING COLONY ON ISLAND

PROGRAM COMPONENTS

SITE WIDE

PATHWAY TYPOLOGIES OFF-STREET PARKING +

ACTIVE PLAY

THE OF THE TRACT

1. SCULPTURAL FOUNTAIN + PLAZA

2. GREAT LAWN

3. MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. MEMORIAL

4. PLANT BEDS

5. TERRACE SEATING

6. MULTI-USE COMMUNITY FACILITY

7. TERRACE

8. PLAYGROUND + NATURAL PLAY

9. INTERACTIVE FOUNTAIN

10. DILLON ROAD ENTRANCE

11. STREAM + POND RESTORATION

THE OF THE TRACT

1. SCULPTURAL FOUNTAIN + PLAZA

2. GREAT LAWN

3. MULTI-USE COMMUNITY FACILITY

4. TERRACE

5. PLAZA / DROP-OFF

6. PERMEABLE PARKING

7. PLAYGROUND + NATURAL PLAY

8. INTERACTIVE FOUNTAIN

9. DILLON ROAD ENTRANCE

10. STREAM + POND RESTORATION

11. MULTI-USE RECREATION LAWN

12. ECO-PARK

13. DOG PARK

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ECO-PARK

LANDSCAPES

THE HEART OF THE TRACT CULTIVATED

ISLAND HERITAGE

Site Plan & Program Components

1. MULTI-USE COMMUNITY BUILDING

2. OPEN AIR MARKET

3. EVENT LAWN

4. COMMUNITY CULTURAL GARDENS

5. ORCHARD

6. GARDEN SHED

7. PERMEABLE PARKING

8. PLAZA / DROP-OFF

9. GRASSLAND

CULTIVATED LANDSCAPES

ECO-PARK

1. ECO-CENTER

2. OUTDOOR LEARNING

3. PERMEABLE PARKING

4. MULTI-USE TRAIL

5. STREAM + POND RESTORATION

6. BOARDWALK

7. ECO-PARK

1. THE ALAMEDA

2. SWINGING BENCHES

3. MULTI-USE PATHWAY

4. FLEXIBLE OPEN SPACE

5. ALAMEDA GARDENS

6. MONET GARDEN

7. LOWCOUNTRY BOTANICAL GARDENS

8. GREAT LAWN

9. MULTI-USE COMMUNITY FACILITY

ECO-PARK

1. CANOPY WALK

2. PERFORMANCE GROVE

3. ECO-PARK

4. MULTI-USE TRAIL

5. STREAM + POND RESTORATION

ISLAND HERITAGE

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Chaplin & Crossing Park Master Plans

Hilton Head Island, South Carolina

Recreational park redevelopment

Software used:

ArcGIS, Rhino, SketchUp, Lumion, AutoCAD, Bluebeam Adobe Suite, Procreate

Involvement:

Conceptual design

Programming and space planning

3D modeling

In house rendering

Chaplin Park and Crossing Park are two of the Island’s largest and most diverse recreational and community parks. It provides a lot of active and passive recreation opportunities for residents and visitors to the Island. Today, many of these features are getting old and there are a lot of new ideas for how the open space in the park can be used for other things.In this project, we advocate for the development of concept plans aimed at reimagining these two beloved parks, fostering the creation of innovative recreational facilities and revitalizing their overall landscape for the benefit of the community.

NATURAL NEIGHBORHOOD AMENITIES ISLAND - WIDE RECREATION CROSSINGS PARK CHAPLIN PARK

Conditions Program Components

MID ISLAND PARK Existing

Chaplin Park Crossing Park

MULTI-USE FIELDS

DESTINATION PLAYGROUND

MULTI-USE FIELDS

MULTI-USE PARK

PARKING

FOOD TRUCK PLAZA PATHWAY BURKES BEACH FACILITY Chaplin Park Birdseye Rendering

PARKING

FLEXIBLE-USE OPEN SPACE

DESTINATION PLAYGROUND

BALLFIELDS CHAMPIONS WALK NATURE PARK CHAMPIONS PLAZA

Rendering

Crossing Park Birdseye

Waterfront Park Phase 4

Louisville, Kentucky

Playworks Design

Software used:

Rhino, SketchUp, Lumion, Quest/Oculus, AutoCAD, Bluebeam, Squarespace, Adobe Suite

Involvement:

Conceptual design

3D modeling, In house rendering

3D rendering coordination

SD, DD, CD documentation

Architects, Civil, consultants coordination

Project website building

Augemented reality scene setup

Located in the Portland neighborhood within West Louisville, the site is critical in reconnecting West Louisville with downtown, and expanding the riverfront revitalization started with the first phases of Waterfront Park. The first component of Phase IV to be constructed, is the outdoor experiential learning area called PlayPort at Waterfront Park. PlayPort is a 1.5 acre park that celebrates the waterfront’s industrial roots by using authentic artifacts as the catalyst for families and kids to “Make Play Out of Work.” Visitors will have the opportunity to play and explore around authentic industrial artifacts that let them turn a towboat propeller or role play as an excavator operator.

Graphic Representation

Construction Documentation

Project Website

Construction Documentation Customized Details

University of Louisville Student Housing

Louisville, Kentucky

Student housing landscape design

Software used:

Rhino, SketchUp, Lumion, AutoCAD, Bluebeam, Adobe Suite

Involvement:

Conceptual design

Programming and space planning

SD, DD, CD documentation

Construction administration

Architect, MEP, Civil, consultants coordination

In house rendering

Typology

Quadrangle + Commons

Social Spines

Contexts

Site and

Current Uses Shadows

Site + Open Space Planning

Construction Documentation

Construction Documentation

Centennial Commons Downtown Park

Royal Oak, Michigan

Urban park landscape design

Software used: ArcGIS, UrbanFootprint

Rhino, SketchUp, Lumion, AutoCAD, Adobe Suite

Involvement:

Conceptual design

Programming and space planning

SD, DD, CD ducumentation

In house rendering

Oak Downtown Park

Royal Oak Downtown Park

nature play/ library terrace library the glade Oak Grove water feature City Hall gateway entry grove confluence gateway 3rd Street Gateway new City Hall henry ford outpatient facility Parking Garage

Hill boulder climb S main St

3rd St

The

the glade stage Oak Grove water feature City Hall gateway confluence gateway 3rd Street Gateway star dream plaza library terrace shade canopy library henry ford outpatient facility Parking Garage S main St e 3rd St

downtown is destiperimeter This community evolution

Events Programming

Holiday Market Memorial Concert

MATERIAL COMPARISON CENTENNIAL COMMONS FOUNTIAN PAVERS COLDSPRING GRANITE PAVERS 24” 24” 1/2” OVERSIZED, AND CUT PAVERS MESABI BLACK, PRAIRIE BROWN, AND SIERRA WHITE PLAZA PAVERS UNILOCK CONCRETE PAVERS 8” 24” 4” PAVERS OPAL, BROWN, AND IL CAMPO IL CAMPO MESABI BLACK FOUNTAIN HEAD OPENING BROWN PRAIRIE BROWN OPAL Paving Study Customized Details Customized Details

MKSK BUILT WORK THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY, COMPLETED 2013 MKSK BUILT WORK THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY, COMPLETED 2013 ADA accessible sloped walk at 4.3% Handrail Customized Details

Spectrum Health Transformation & Innovation Center

Grand Rapids, Michigan

Healthcare landscape design

Software used:

Revit, Rhino, Lumion

Adobe Suite

Involvement: Paving study

3D Modeling

In house rendering

DD, CD documentation

Construction Documentation Customized Details

Site Plan Construction Documentation

Customized Details

3CDC Imagination Alley

Cincinnati, Ohio

Pocket park landscape design

Software used: ArcGIS, UrbanFootprint, SketchUp,Lumion, AutoCAD, Bluebeam, Adobe Suite

Involvement: Conceptual design

SD, DD, CD documentation

MEP, Civil, Lighting,Furnishing consultants coordination

In house rendering

Events Programming

Construction Documentation Customized Details

Cincinnati Public Radio

Cincinnati, Ohio

Urban landscape design

Software used: ArcGIS, UrbanFootprint, Rhino, Grasshopper, Lumion, AutoCAD, Bluebeam, Adobe Suite

Involvement:

Conceptual design

SD, DD, CD documentation

Architect, MEP, Civil, Lighting, LiveRoof System consultants coordination

In house rendering

Customized Details

Sedum Roof Construction Documentation

Sensenbrenner Park Renovation

Columbus, Ohio

Sunken landscape renovation

Software used: ArcGIS, Rhino, Lumion, AutoCAD, Bluebeam, Adobe Suite

Involvement:

Site Survey

Conceptual design

SD, DD documentation

Lighting consultants coordination

In house rendering

Design presentation

Sensenbrenner is a downtown corner park, with flower gardens, a fountain, picnic tables, benches, and shade trees. The dedication took place on September 18, 1980 in honor of M.E. “Jack” Sensenbrenner, the former mayor of the City of Columbus. However, over time, the sunken garden has lost its allure, with aging elements casting a shadow over its once vibrant ambiance. The fountain, dormant for years, yearns for rejuvenation. To breathe new life into this beloved space, we offer innovative concepts to transform the fountain into a vibrant planting bed, revitalizing the park for generations to come.

RO DR EL AR 70 JU HO 34 TH OC RO DR JU CO 18 SE PE 30 CA AC 15 HE MR 29 TH OC RO DR PE AL 14 HE MR 27 SP 12 LE BC 14 SE 58 SE PE 10 CA AC PE AL 17 JU CO 14 SP JA 20 CA AC SE PE 10 LI SP EL AR 68 RO DR JU CO 10 CA AC SE PE 16 B L3.00 L3.00 2 2 QC QC C 1. SECURE PLANT MATERIAL AS SPECIFIED ON PLANS. SUBSTITUTIONS FOR PLANT MATERIALS WILL NOT BE ALLOWED WITHOUT PRIOR WRITTEN APPROVAL BY THE LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT 2. PROVIDE PLANT SAMPLES OR PHOTOGRAPHS OF EACH PLANT SPECIFIED TO THE LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT FOR COMPLIANCE REVIEW PRIOR TO INSTALLATION. 3. PROTECT PLANT MATERIAL DURING DELIVERY TO PREVENT DAMAGE TO ROOT BALLS, TRUNKS, BRANCHES AND THE DESICCATION OF LEAVES. PROTECT PLANT MATERIAL DURING SHIPPING WITH SHADE CLOTH OR SHIP WITH ENCLOSED TRANSPORT. MAINTAIN PROTECTIONS AND HEALTH OF PLANT MATERIAL STORED ON SITE. HANDLE TREES WITH NYLON STRAPS. NO CHAINS OR CABLES WILL BE ALLOWED. REMOVE UNACCEPTABLE PLANT MATERIAL IMMEDIATELY FROM THE SITE. 4. PLANT MATERIAL DELIVERED TO THE SITE IS SUBJECT TO THE REVIEW OF THE LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT BEFORE, DURING AND AFTER INSTALLATION. 5. VERIFY PLANTING PRODUCTS, PLANT MATERIAL, AND PLANT QUANTITIES DELIVERED TO THE SITE MATCH WHAT IS INDICATED ON THE PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS. 6. REFER TO THE PLANTING DETAILS FOR MINIMUM SIZE AND WIDTH OF PLANTING PITS AND BEDS, GUYING AND STAKING, MULCHING, AND OTHER PLANTING REQUIREMENTS. 7. ROOT BALLS SHALL CONFORM TO THE SIZE STANDARDS SET FORTH IN “AMERICAN STANDARDS FOR NURSERY STOCK”. 8. PLANT MATERIAL DELIVERED TO THE SITE IS SUBJECT TO THE REVIEW OF THE LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT BEFORE, DURING AND AFTER INSTALLATION. 9. PLANT MATERIALS, INCLUDING RELOCATED PLANT MATERIAL, SHALL BE PLANTED IN A PROFESSIONAL MANNER TYPICAL TO THE INDUSTRY STANDARDS OF THE AREA TO ASSURE COMPLETE SURVIVABILITY OF PLANT MATERIALS AS WELL AS TO PROVIDE AN AESTHETICALLY APPROVED PROJECT. 10. REMOVE PLANTING AND LANDSCAPE DEBRIS FROM THE PROJECT SITE AND SWEEP AND WASH CLEAN PAVED AND FINISHED SURFACES AFFECTED BY THE LANDSCAPE INSTALLATION. 11. PLANTING AREAS SHALL BE WEED FREE PRIOR TO PLANTING INSTALLATION AND MAINTAINED WEED FREE THROUGH FINAL ACCEPTANCE. PLANTING NOTES 0 5' 10' 2.5' P:\2008\c8017-Arena_District_Master_Plan_08\Sensenbrenner Park\BIM_CAD_GIS\CAD\Sheets\L5-PLANTING PLANS.dwg Sep 08, 2023 5:04 QTY LABEL COMMON NAME LATIN NAME SIZE SPACING CONDITION EVERGREEN SHRUBS EACH JU CO JUNIPERUS CON. 'BLUE PACIFIC' BLUE PACIFIC JUNIPER #3 O.C. CONT EACH JU HO JUNIPERUS HOR. 'BAR HARBOR' BAR HARBOR JUNIPER #3 O.C. CONT EACH RO DR ROSA ©DRIFT 'CORAL DRIFT' CORAL DRIFT ROSE #2 PER PLANS CONT EACH SP JA SPIRAEA JAPONICA 'GOLDMOUND' GOLDMOUND SPIREA #3 PER PLANS CONT EACH TH OC THUJA OC. 'LINESVILLE' LINESVILLE ARBORVITAE #3 PER PLANS CONT PLANT SCHEDULE QTY LABEL COMMON NAME LATIN NAME SIZE SPACING CONDITION NOTES PERENNIALS EACH HE MR HEUCHERA 'MIDNIGHT ROSE' MIDNIGHT ROSE CORALBELL #1 12" O.C. CONT EACH IB SE IBERIS SEMP. 'FIRST FLUSH' FIRST FLUSH LAVENDER CANDYTUFT #1 12" O.C. CONT EACH LE BC LEUCANTHEMUM 'BANANA CREAM' BANANA CREAM SHASTA DAISY #1 18" O.C. CONT EACH LI SP LIATRIS SPICATA 'KOBOLD' KOBOLD BLAZING STAR #1 18" O.C. CONT EACH SE PE SEDUM 'PURPLE EMPORER' PURPLE EMPORER SEDUM #1 18" O.C. CONT ORNAMENTAL GRASSES EACH CA AC CALAMAGROSTIS A. 'AVALANCHE' AVALANCHE FEATHER REED GRASS #2 18" O.C. CONT EACH EL AR ELYMUS ARENARIUS 'BLUE DUNE' BLUE DUNE LYME GRASS #1 15" O.C. CONT EACH PE AL PENNISETUM AL. 'FOXTROT' FOXTROT DWARF FOUNTAIN GRASS #2 18" O.C. CONT CODED NOTES NEW PLANTING AND IRRIGATION CONNECTION TO BE ALTERNATE. REMOVE EXISTING PLANTING MATERIAL IN THIS AREA.. INSPECTION RISER PROVIDE DRIP IRRIGATION IN ALL PLANTING BEDS PROVIDE 1" IRRIGATION CONDUIT 1. DIG OUT 18" OF EXISTING SOIL AND REPLACE WITH NUTRIENT RICH PLANTING SOIL AT EXISTING PLANT BEDS 2. USE KURTZ BROTHERS PROFESSIONAL BLEND TOPSOIL AT ALL AFFECTED PLANTERS. TOPSOIL TO BE MANUALLY COMPACTED TO 90%. SOILS NOTES 1. IRRIGATION SYSTEM SHALL INCLUDE DRIP IRRIGATION ONLY TO PLANT BEDS AFFECTED BY THIS PROJECT, RAIN SENSOR AND RAINBIRD IQ CONTROL SYSTEM. 2. UTILIZE EXISTING FOUNTAIN PLUMBING AND CONDUITS FOR IRRIGATION ROUTING 3. COORDINATE P.O.C, ELECTRICAL NEEDS, CONTROLLER LOCATION, ROUTING, ETC IN THE FIELD PRIOR TO START OF CONTRACTION. 4. ALL CONDUIT SHALL BE PLACE BELOW HARD SURFACES PRIOR TO HARDSCAPE INSTALLATIONS. PROVIDE CONDUIT AS INDICATED ON PLAN. IRRIGATION NOTES C IRRIGATION LEGEND CONTROLLER- COORDINATE FINAL LOCATION WITH OWNER/ CONTRACTOR QUICK COUPLER- COORDINATE FINAL LOCATIONS WITH OWNER/ CONTRACTOR 1" CONDUIT- COORDINATE FINAL LOCATION WITH OWNER/ CONTRACTOR QC Lighting Analysis & Design

Planting Documentation

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ARC Suwanee Loop Planning

Suwanee, Georgia

Pedestrian and bicycle loop study

Software used:

ArcGIS, Rhino, Adobe Suite

Involvement: Conceptual design

Programming and planning

Suwanee is a city in Gwinnett County and a part of the Atlanta metropolitan area. We worked for Atlanta Regional Commission to do a bicycle and pedestrian study. Our goal is to connect existing parks, trails and community arts. In this project I worked with a planner to craft a concept document delineating the project’s alignment, typical sections, and strategic framework, positioning it optimally for future funding opportunities.

PROJECT GOALS

Builds on your Bicycle and Pedestrian Master Plan

Complete the Suwanee Loop that is amenitized

Develop a Brand

Sidewalk Feasibility Study (Martin Farm Road, White Street, Westbrook Road, Russell Street)

Existing Trails New Main Loop Segments New Neighborhood Connectors Sidewalk Feasibility Studies + + +

Suwanee’s existing trail system would form the backbone of the continuous loop system. These sections may be upgraded with features like improved wayfinding signs, system branding, stormwater management, and placemaking elements like art, landscaping, or trailside activities.

New segments would “fill in the gaps” for the remaining of the main loop route. Where feasible, these would be shared use paths to serve both pedestrians and cyclists and would be separated from vehicular traffic. In some cases like the Town Center, cyclists would use on-street facilities and pedestrians will walk on sidewalks.

New connectors would help people get from their neighborhoods to the main loop route. In most cases, these would be shared use paths next to streets, giving pedestrians and cyclists designated space away from vehicles.

The City is also studying the feasibility of adding sidewalks to two streets that would improve pedestrian mobility and access to the trail system. These will be standard 5-foot sidewalks for pedestrians; cyclists will continue to share the road with drivers on these streets.

K Bike Racks Qty: 13 POTENTIAL PLACEMAKING OPPORTUNITIES Locations of potential access points and furnishings along the draft loop route, including: Gateways Trailheads Connectors Trailheads occur where opportunities for vehicular parking exist along the route and are often associated with existing public amenities and civic institutions. Potential elements include: Vehicular Parking Restroom Wayfinding Signage Seating Trash Receptacles Water Refill Bike Parking Bike Repair Kiosk Lighting Gateways occur at major intersections of the trail system and major roadways. These prominent locations offer tremendous placemaking potential and should be highly amenitized and articulated. Potential elements include: Monumental Public Art Wayfinding Signage Seating Trash Receptacles Water Refill Bike Parking Bike Repair Kiosk Lighting Connectors occur where the route intersects existing roadways, trails, and public ways. These neighborhood connections improve accessibility and connectivity to the surrounding Suwanee community. Potential elements include: Wayfinding Signage Seating Trash Receptacles Lighting W A H S B C Bike Repair Kiosk Qty: 5 Trailside Amenities Legend Seating Qty: 23 Wayfinding Signage Qty: 19 Monumental Public Art Qty: 3 Water Refill Qty: 6 Comfort Station Qty: 0 T Trash Receptacle Qty: 23 Eva Kennedy Rd CHARACTER AREA COMPOSITE Buford Hwy Scales Rd White St Park McGinnis Ferry Rd Playtown Martin Farm Park Town Center Park Station Park Town Center on Main Brushy Creek Greenway Suwanee Creek Greenway “The Thread” “The Boulevard” “The Meander” “The Promenade” Main St Park Peachtree Industrial Blvd Fun Hogs: Pale Periwinkle B B B B G B B G W1 W1 W1 W1 W1 W1 W1 W1 A A S2 B1 W2 W1 K2 B1 H1 T2 W1 W1 W1 W1 W1 W1 B1 B1 B1 B1 B1 K2 K2 K2 K2 K2 T2 T2 T2 T2 T2 T1 H1 H1 S1 S1 S1 S1 S1 S1 S1 H1 S1 H1 H1 S2 S2 T1 T1 T1 T1 T1 T1 T1 W1 S2 T1 S2 S2 S1 T C T C T W1 S2 T2 A G C C C T C C T C C C

One Trail, Four Character Areas

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following boards examine the unique character and qualities of the loop trail. Here we explore what will draw people to the trail, and what will keep them talking about it long after they’ve loaded their bikes or kicked off their shoes. Active, Friendly, Refined The Promenade connects Suwanee’s signature parks and premier destinations.

The Promenade Highly-Ref ned Urba

Pede treetscape Element Art&Sculpture ns a at ons Naturalistic, Serene, Diverse The Meander encompasses Suwanee’s greatest natural resources: the Suwanee Creek. The Meander Rip tRestoration Artful Signage ind i n g P aces for Re erpret at i o n E ntal Art & Sc &Educat on

Suwanee Loop Trail

Suwanee Creek S t r eamb tion & izati Elevated Boardwa Overlo retive Features vironmental Sculpt u r e iparian Natural Enviro Se hrough F oodplain D ation Wetland noP

Suwanee Loop Trail

Creek TYPICAL ACTIVATION SECTION TYPICAL RESTORATION SECTION THE PROMENADE Active, Friendly, Refined THE MEANDER Naturalistic, Serene, Diverse THE BOULEVARD Energetic, Vibrant, Welcoming THE THREAD Eclectic, Neighborly, Approachable

Suwanee Loop Trail

Suwanee