Eric Arneson PORTFOLIO
PANGEA EXPRESS
BIOGRAPHY
ERIC ARNESON IS A FOURTH YEAR STUDENT OF LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE AT THE ACADEMY OF ART IN SAN FRANCISCO. FROM HEALDSBURG CALIFORNIA ERIC STUDIED FINE ARTS AND BOTANY AT SANTA ROSA JUNIOR COLLEGE RESULTING IN HIS PASSION FOR LANDSCAPE DESIGN.
CALIFORNIA MODERN DESIGN FOR A BACKYARD IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA MAXIMIZING USE OF SPACE WITH A SPIRAL ELIPSE CIRCULATION PATTERN STARTING AT DOORWAY AND ENDING IN A HOT TUB. SPACES ARE DIVIDED INTO SEPERATE ROOMS BY SCREENING BAMBOO HEDGES.
BAMBOO PATIO BAMBOO DINING PATIO HOT TUB
BAMBOO
RESIDENTIAL
PLANTER
DINING PATIO
BAMBOO SCREEN
HOT TUB
SEAT WALL
RESIDENCE
HILLTOP RESIDENCE A DESIGN FOR A RESIDENTIAL YARD IN SAN FRANCISCO TO COMPLIMENT THE EXISTING MODERN ARCHITECTURE WHILE ADDRESSING THE SITE TOPOGRAPHY WITH A SERIES OF SCULPTURAL RETAINING WALLS.
RESIDENTIAL
3D RHINO MODELS SHOWING ROUGH FETAURES OF THE SITE.
LARKIN STREET REMODEL A COMMISIONED JOB TO DESIGN THE LANDSCAPING OF A REMODELED APARTMENT BUILDING IN SAN FRANCISCO. ACCOMODATING SPACE FOR COMMON USE AS WELL AS A PRIVATE YARD.
RESIDENTIAL
DESIGN FOR APARTMENT BACKYARD WITH SPACES DIVIDED FOR COMMON USE AND A PRIVATE YARD. fEATURING PERMEABLE SURFACES AND LOW COST AND RECYCLED MATERIALS.
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landscape architecture
709a HEALDSBURG AVENUE HEALDSBURG, CALIFORNIA 95448
HEALDSBURG GARDEN/ TRELLIS (E) OAK
ACER PALMATUM SCREEN PLANTING
POOL UTILITIES SOUND WALL
-SECTION
R.L.A. #4920
SCALE: 1/2"=1'-0" (EX) REDWOOD HEDGE
(E) PALM
(E) ACER
(E) HORNBEAM
(E) OAK
PROPOSED TRELLIS
MAGNOLIA
PLANTING
POOL HOUSE
-SECTION/ELEVATION SCALE: 1/8"=1'-0"
(E) OAK
(E) OAK
(E) OAK
(E) OAK
(EX) SCREEN PLANTING PRUNUS
PRUNUS
PRUNUS
BRICK PLANTING ACER PALMATUM
GRAVEL PATHWAY
PLANTING
(E) PALM PRUNUS
BLUESTONE
ACER PALMATUM PLANTING FOCAL POINT
HOT TUB
CONCRETE
GRAVEL
PLANTING
CMU BLOCK SOUND WALL
(EX) BOXWOOD HEDGE
PLANTING
EARTH BOXWOOD HEDGE
BLUE STONE PATIO
GRAVEL PATHWAY 6' DEEP STEEL BARRIER PLANTER
PROPOSED TRELLIS (E) ACER
BASE GRAVEL
BOXWOOD HEDGE
BRICK EDGE
PATIO DETAIL (EX) REDWOOD HEDGE
MAGNOLIA (E) OAK
PROPOSED TRELLIS
-SECTION SCALE: 1"=1'-0"
6' DEEP STEEL BARRIER PLANTER
PATIO
BAKER RESIDENCE
PRUNUS
(EX) SCREEN PLANTING
PLANTING
POOL UTILITIES
PRUNUS
TRELLIS (E) HORNBEAM
MASTER PLAN
LAWN
(E) ACER
Design Development REVISIONS:
REFURBISHING OF EXISTING YARD’S PLANTING. PATHWAY AND EXTENSION OF TRELLIS TO POOL AREA FOR PRIVACY.
LAWN
POOL
POOLHOUSE
(EX) BOXWOOD HEDGE
SCALE
1/8"=1'-0" DRAWN BY
DATE
03-27-14
MAGNOLIA
709a HEALDSBURG AVENUE 709a HEALDSBURG AVENUE HEALDSBURG, CALIFORNIA 95448
DESIGNS FOR A POOL PUMP SOUND WALL, BLUE STOEN PATIO AND TRELLIS .
POOL UTILITIES SOUND WALL
-SECTION
R.L.A. #4920
SCALE: 1/2"=1'-0"
POOL UTILITIES SOUND WALL
-SECTION
R.L.A. #4920
SCALE: 1/2"=1'-0"
BLUESTONE
CONCRETE BASE GRAVEL PLANTING EARTH BRICK
PATIO DETAIL
-SECTION SCALE: 1"=1'-0" BLUESTONE
ENCE KER RESIDENCE
PLANTING
BRICK
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RESIDENTIAL
CAPILLARITY POWELL st
AMTRAK STATION
USABLE OPEN SPACE
PROPOSED RETAIL ZONE
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(EX) RETAIL (EX) RETAIL
PROPOSED RESIDENTIAL
DESIGN STATEMENT
In order to create a more integrated space a grid system inspired by capillary action (water wicking) is applied. The grid is comprised of programmatic cells reacting to and collaborating with adjacent connections creating a functional and unified network. Proposed mixed use residential and commercial buildings are strategically placed to enhance site features as well as attract new users. Native habitats are emulated in a series of topographical and horticultural systems that allow for effective storm water and biofiltration practices. A combination of elevated boardwalks and modular porous paving immerses users in a harmonious interface between the natural and urban surroundings.
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HYATT HOUSE
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VISITOR CENTER
URBAN
USABLE OPEN SPACE
PLAZA HABITAT
COMMERCIAL
OPEN SPACE & HABITAT
CAPILLARITY HABITAT SPECTRUM
A VARYING SCALE OF PLANTING PROVIDES CRUCIAL NICHES FOR NATIVE WILDLIFE. Quercus lobata -
Red-tailed Hawk nesting and hunting perch.
Quercus agrifolia -
Arbutus meniesii -
Dense evergreen foliage for nesting migratory songbirds.
Berries are a favorite for native squirrels.
Juglans hindsii -
Arctostaphylos manzanita -
Flowers are a favorite of butterflies.
Aesculus californica -
baccharis pilularis -
Dragonflies hunt smaller insects within tree canopy.
Large blooms are greatly beneficial to native bumblebees.
Dense low foliage provides nesting for dwelling birds.
Artemisia californica -
Calamagrostis nutkaensis -
tall grasses provide excellent hunting for Herons.
Melica imperfecta -
Lupinus albifrons -
Shelter and food for wild rabits.
Dense matts of grass provide shelter for garter snakes.
Flowers attract prey for lizards.
Achillea millefolium -
Haracleum maximum -
Attracts food for toads and frogs.
Provided shady moist microclimate for salamanders.
Fragaria vesca -
leaves provide shelter and food for grasshopers.
URBAN BIOFILTRATION BASINS CATCHMENT BASIN/ AMPITHEATER
BOARDWALK
PERMEABLE PARKING
PICNIC AREA
APARTMENT ZONE OPEN SPACE & HABITAT
BIOFILTRATION BASIN
BOARDWALK OFFICE/RETAIL VISITOR CENTER BIOFILTRATION BASIN
KEY MAP
VISITOR CENTER PLAZA
ENTRANCE PLAZA
CAPILLARITY Boardwalk Plan
URBAN Cornus nuttallii
Salix laevigata
Calamagrostis nutkaensis Agrostis pallens
Cercis occidentalis
Plantago maritima
Miscanthus sinensis
Distichlis spicata
Equisetum telmateia
Koeleria macrantha
Juncus pattens
Festuca rubra
Deschampsia cespitosa
Festuca rubra
ELEVATED BOARDWALK
LOW IMPACT DIAMOND PIER
0’
4’ 2’
C
SEASONAL WETLAND PLANTING
Achillea millefolium
STORM WATER CATCHMENT AND FILTRATION ZONE
CAPILLARITY
OFFICE & VISITOR CENTER
OFFICE & RETAIL
0’
16’
URBAN
HABITATS EDUCATE PUBLIC ON LIVING SYSTEMS IN CALIFORNIA FLEXIBLE CAFE SPACE
PLAZA SPACE Project 4- Capillarity
DROUGHT RESISTANT PLANTINGS
PASSIVE & ACTIVE SOLAR ARCHITECTURE
CAPILLARITY
URBAN
MODULAR CELL BENCH
Concrete mold repurposed as a bench using end cuts from boardwalk construction.
MODULAR BENCH CONCRETE PAVERS
CAPILLARITY
URBAN
CAPILLARITY
URBAN
BIOGENIC PARK WALT DISNEY CONCERT HALL -PERFORMANCE ART VENUE
ARTISTIC DENSITY
THE SITE IS LOCATED IN A VACANT LOT ADJACENT TO THE NEWLY CONSTRUCTED BROAD MUSEUM IN DOWNTOWN LOS ANGELES.THE AREA SURROUNDING THIS SITE IS A CONFIGURATION OF DENSE ARTISTIC AESTHETICS FEATURING FINE ARTS, ARCHITECTURE AND PERFORMANCE ARTS. METRO
THE CITY OF OIL THE DISCOVERY OF OIL IN LOS ANGELES HAD A PROFOUND
IMPACT ON SETTLEMENT OF THE YOUNG CITY. ATTRACTING LABORERS AND ENTREPRENEURS TO AN ALREADY DENSE URBAN AREA AND CREATING FORESTS OF OIL DERRICKS AND PUMPS TO HARVEST THE “BLACK GOLD”.
DISNEY CONCERT HALL
THE BROAD -CONTEMPORARY FINE ARTS MUSEUM
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OIL DERRICKS ON TOLUCA STREET LOCATED ONE BLOCK FROM DOWNTOWN LOS ANGELES
MOCCA MUSEUM OF CONTEMPRARY ART (MOCA) -CONTEMPORARY FINE ARTS MUSEUM
LA BREA TAR PITS A PRESERVED EXAMPLE OF ONE OF THE MANY NATURALLY OCCURING TAR PITS IN LOS ANGELES.
URBAN BIO LAYERS
LAYERS OF ORGANIC CARBON TAKEN FROM THE ATMOSPHERE BY PLANTS AND THEN TRAPPED IN THE EARTHS CRUST OVER HUNDREDS OF MILLIONS OF YEARS HAS PRODUCED THE OIL WE KNOW TODAY.
MIOCENE
13% OLIGOCENE
EOCENE
30% CRETACEOUS JURASSIC 27% TRIASSIC PERMIAN 10% CARBONIFEROUS DEVONIAN 8% SILURIAN
BIOGENIC
SOCIAL ISSUE
RESULTING FROM THE ACTIVITY OF LIVING ORGANISMS. WE LIVE IN AN ENVIRONMENT HEAVILY CARVED AWAY BY MILLIONS OF YEARS OF LIVING ORGANISMS. THE OXYGEN RICH ATMOSPHERE WE ENJOY IS A PRODUCT OF TRILLIONS OF GENERATIONS OF ALGAE SYSTEMATICALLY CONVERTING CARBON DIOXIDE INTO OXYGEN. THESE ALGAE WOULD DIE IN SUCH VAST AMOUNTS ON THE OCEAN FLOOR THAT THEY WOULD CREATE RESERVES OF CARBON WHICH WOULD THEN FORM INTO OIL.
THE MORE OIL WE BURN THE MORE CARBON DIOXIDE WE RELEASE BACK INTO THE ATMOSPHERE RETURNING IT TO THE TOXIC PRIMORDIAL WORLD LIFE BEGAN IN. IT IS IMPORTANT TO EDUCATE PEOPLE ON HOW OUR WORLD CAME TO BE, BASED ON SCIENTIFIC REASONING. IF WE DO NOT TAKE THIS ISSUE SERIOUSLY OUR PLANET WILL BECOME TOO TOXIC FOR HUMAN HABITATION.
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BIOGENIC PARK MATERIALS
SOUTH HOPE STREET
AMPITHEATRE
CONCRETE
FOR STRUCTURE AND PAVING.
POLISHED GRANITE FOR INTIMATE REFLECTIVITY ON FACADES OF PLANTER WALLS. TO REPRESENT THE TRANSITION OF ORGANIC TO OIL.
VINE ROOM
BOTANICAL GARDEN
PAVERS
DARK GREY UNIT PAVERS WERE CHOSEN TO ALLOW FOR EASE OF DRAINAGE AND TO CREATE A MORE HUMAN SCALE IN THE LARGE SCALE ENVIRONMENT.
VINE ROOM
VINE ROOM BROAD PLAZA
BOTANICAL ART GALLERY VINE ROOM PUBLIC OPEN SPACE & OUTDOOR ART GALLERY
GRAND AVENUE
LIKE AN ART GALLERY DISPLAYING WORKS OF FINE ART AND SCULPTURE THIS GARDEN WILL BE DISPLAYING THE VARIOUS FORMS, TEXTURES AND COMPOSITIONS OF PLANTS. THE PATHWYA AND ARRANGMENT OF PLANTINGS IS CHOSEN TO BEST ACCENTUATE THE PARTICULAR PLANTS IN THAT AREA.
URBAN ILLUSTRATIVE SECTION (NTS)
ILLUSTRATIVE SECTION (NTS)
AMPITHEATRE
STREET ACCESS
PUBLIC OPEN SPACE & OUTDOOR GALLERY
SHADE PLANTING REINFORCED CONCRETE POLISHED BLACK STONE
BOTANICAL GARDEN REINFORCED CONCRETE
STRUCTURAL CONCEPT (NTS)
GEOFOAM WATERPROOFING REINFORCED CIONCRETE ACCESIBILITY
SOIL
SUN PLANTING
JUNGLE PLANTING
SUN PLANTING
BIOGENIC PARK BOLD PLANTING PLANTS WHERE CHOSEN NOT ONLY FOR THEIR ABILITY TO GROW IN DOWNTWON LOS ANGELES BUT ALSO BECAUSE OF THEIR AESTHETICS. EXOTIC SCULPTURAL FORMS WOULD CONTEND WITH AND ENHANCE THE SURROUNDING ENVIRONMENT OF BOLD ART AND ARCHITECTURE.
PLANTING ZONES THE PLANTING IS DIVIDED INTO 4 COLOR CODED AREAS FEATURING OVER 150 SPECIES OF PLANTS. ACCESSIBLE AREA PLANTING - LAWN AND ORNAMENTAL GRASSES ACCENTED BY ELEGANT ARCHING PALMS.
PALMS THE PLANTING CONSISTS OF OVER 50 DIFFERENT SPECIES OF PALMS AND ARBORESCENT MONOCOTS, THE REASON FOR THIS HAS TO DO WITH THE ROOTS. PALMS ARE MONOCOTS WHICH HAVE A FIBEROUS ROOT ZONE THAT WILL DO LITTLE DAMAGE TO PLANTER STRUCTURE, OPPOSED TO DICOTS THAT HAVE EXPANSIVE WOODY ROOTS THAT CAN CAUSE DAMAGE.
SUN PLANTING - LOW WATER GRASSES SUCCULENTS AND PALMS ADD DYNAMIC FORM, COLOR AND TEXTURE TO SITE. SHADE PLANTING - THE LARGE BUILDING TO THE SOUTH CASTS A LARGHE SHADOW CREATING A MICROCLIMATE FOR SUN/HEAT SENSITIVE PLANTS TO THRIVE. JUNGLE PLANTING - THE CORE OF THE SITE, A LUSH LAYERED PLANTING FEATURING CANOPY, UNDERSTORY AND A FOREST FLOOR.
URBAN ACCESSIBLE AREA PLANTING
SUN PLANTING
SHADE PLANTING
JUNGLE PLANTING
PERRENIAL AND GRASSES
GROUNDCOVER
GROUNDCOVER
GROUNDCOVER
Anigozanthus ‘Yellow Gem’- ANYG Carex pansa - CPA Festuca californica - FCA Festuca rubra - FRU Lomandra tanika - LTA Phormium ‘Yellow Wave’ - PHYW Stipa Arundinacea - SAR
Aptenia cordifolia - ACO Cotyledon orbiculata var. oblonga - COR Delosperma cooperi - CCO Dymondia margaretae - DMA Senecio mandrraliscae - SMA Sedum rupestre ‘Lemon Ball’ - SELB Sedum reflexum - SRE Sedum spurium ‘Dragons Blood’ - SEDB Portulacaria afra - PAF
Trachelospermum asiaticum - TAS vinca major - VMA
Helichrysum petiolare - HEPE Lysimachia nummularia - LYNU Setcreasea pallida - SEPA
PALMS AND CYCADS Archontophoenix cunninghamiana - ACU Bismarckia nobilis - BNO Livistonia australis - LAU Washingtonia robusta - WRO
PERRENIAL AND GRASSES Chondropetalum tectrorum - CTE Chondropetalum elephantinum - CEL Dasylirion longifolium - DLO Festuca glauca - FGL Festuca mairei - FMA Helictotrichon sempervirens - HSE Hesperaloe parviflora - HPA Leucadendron ‘Safari Sunset’ - LESS Otatea acuminata - OAC Pennisetum orientale - POR Puya coerulea - PCO Rhodocoma capensis - RCA Stipa tenuissima -STE
PALMS AND CYCADS
Brahea armata - BAR Butia capitata - BCA Chamaerops humilis var. cerifera - CHU Encephalartos horridus - EHO Encephalartos lehmanii -ELE Nannhorrops ritchhiana - NRI
SUCCULENTS Aloe brevifolia - ABR Aloe dichotoma - ADI Aloe ferox -AFE Aloe plicalatilis - API Agave attenuata - AAT Agave franzosinii - AFR Agave parryi - APA Agave vilmoriniana - AVI Agave ‘Blue Glow’ -ABG Dudleya brittonii - DBR Echinocactus grusonii - EGR Euphorbia tirucalli ‘Sticks on Fire’ - ETSF Euphorbia trigona - ETR Furcraea macdougalii - FMAC Opuntia microdasys - OMI
PERRENIAL AND GRASSES Aira elegantissima - AEL Astelia chathamica ‘silver spear’ - ACSS Carex retroflexa - CRE Cyathea cooperi - CCO Cyathea medullaris - CME Hydrangea quercifolia - HQU Lomandra hystrix - LHY Loropetalum chinense - LCH Philodendron monstera - PMO Philodendron selloum - PSEL Polystichum munitum - POMU Strelitzia nicolai- STNI Woodwardia fimbriata - WOFI
PALMS AND CYCADS Chamaedorea radicalis - CHRA Dioon edule - DIED Dioon spinulosum - DISP Howea forsteriana - HOFO Johannesteijsmannia altrifrons - JOAL livistona chinensis - LICH Rhopalostylis sapida - RHSA
TREES Filicium decepiens - FIDE
VINES Ficus pumila - FIPU Passiflora incarnata - PAIN
PERRENIAL AND GRASSES Aechmea recurvata - AERE Adenanthos sericeus - ADSE Agave mitis - AGMI Alcanterea imperialis - ALIM Alcanterea odorata - ALOD Alcanterea vinicolor - ALVI Asplenium nidus - ASNI Beschorneria yuccoides - BEYU Cordyline australis - COAU Cordyline banksii - COBA Cordyline indivisa - COIN Cyathea cooperi - CYCO Doryanthes excelsa - DOEX Doryanthes palmeryi - DOPA Furcraea foetida ‘Mediopicta’ - FUFO Grevillea victoriae - GRVI Hebe ‘red edge’ - HERE Helmholtzia glaberrima - HEGL Leucadendron argenteum - LEAR Lobelia excelsa - LOEX Lomandra longifolia - LOLO Maireana sedifolia - MASE Melaleuca incana - MEIN Neoregelia ‘Fireball’ - NEFI Otatea acuminata - OTAC Phylica pubescens - PHPU Polystichum munitum - POMU Pteris vittata - PTVI Rhodocoma gigantea - RHGI Strelitzia alba - STAL Strelitzia juncea - STJU Woodwardia fimbriata - WOFI
TREES Schizolobium parahyba - SCPA
PALMS AND CYCADS Acantophoenix rubra - ACAR Aiphanes aculeata - AIPA Arenga engleri - AREE Archontophoenix purpurea - ARCP Beccariophoenix alfredii - BECA Caryota gigas - CGI Chamaedorea geonomiformis - CHAG Chamaedorea glaucifolia - CHGL Chamaedorea oblongata - CHAO Chamaedorea plumosa - CHAP Chambeyronia macrocarpa - CHAM Cycas panzhihuaensis - CYCP Dioon califanoi - DIOC Dioon Spinulosum - DIOS Dypsis ambositrae - DYPA Dypsis baronii - DYPB Dypsis decaryi - DYPD Dypsis decipiens - DYDE Dypsis heteromorpha - DYPH Dypsis prestoniana - DYPP Dypsis robusta - DYPR Licuala ramsayi - LICR Macrozamia moorei - MACM Parajubaea sunkha - PARS Ravenea glauca - RAVG Ravenea xerophila - RAVX Rhapis multifida - RHAM Roystonea regia - ROYR Thrinax radiata - THRR Zombia antillarum - ZOMA
VINES Passiflora quadrangularis - PASQ Solandra maxima - SOLM Strongylodon macrobotrys - STRM
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BIOGENIC PARK LAZER CUT CHIPBOARD MODEL AT 20 SCALE.
URBAN
BIOGENIC PARK EXPLODED DIAGRAM
DRIP IRRIGATION
GREENWALL PLANTS
PLANTS CHOSEN FOR ABILITY TO GROW IN VERTICAL ENVIRONMENT AND LIMITED ROOT SPACE.
ALUMINIUM RAIL MOUNT Carex flava
WATERPROOF MEMBRANE
PLANTING MEDIA Polystichum munitum
GEOTEXTILE
Dichondra ‘silver falls’
PLANTING
GREEN WALL
REINFORCED CONCRETE WALL/ METAL MOUNTING BRACKETS
MODULAR PLANTING CELLS
PLANTING
MODULAR PLANTER CELL
Heuchera ‘smoothie’
THE VINES
STEEL I-BEAM
A MULTILEVEL MICRO-ECOSYSTEM OF CLIMBING VINES WITH FLAMBOYANT FLOWERS .
Passiflora quadrangularis -TALL GROWING 40’
Solandra maxima -MEDIUM GROWING 25’ EXPANDED METAL
Strongylodon macrobotrys -LOW GROWING VINE 15’
VINE ROOMS
STRUCTURE
AN ARCHING STEEL FRAME WITH EXPANDED METAL MESH.
URBAN StoneLite® PANEL DETAIL 0’
3”
6”
(IMAGE SOURCED FROM “stonepanels.com”)
1’
SOIL/PLANTING CAST IN PLACE CONCRETE
REINFORCED CONCRETE PLANTERS 0’
2’
4’
8’
KNIFE EDGE
SOIL
CAST IN PLACE CONCRETE ANCHOR BOLT
AIRSPACE/ WATERPROOF MEMBRANE
StoneLite® PANEL StoneLite® POLISHED GRANITE StoneLite® INTERLOCKING SYSTEM
ANCHOR CABLE
VERTICAL/ HORIZONTAL REBAR
SOIL CANTILEVER HEEL
STRUCTURE DETAILS
VERTICAL/ HORIZONTAL REBAR
PLOSHED GRANITE
UTH
BUNKER HILL METRO STATION GREENROOF RAINWATER STORAGE
GRAVEL FOR DRAINAGE
BIORETENTION BASIN
BIORETENTION BASIN
BUNKER HILL STATION
NATIVE SOIL
OVERFLOW
COLLECTING STORM WATER TO RECHARGE THE WATER TABLE WHILE FILTERING CHEMICALS AND DEBRIS FROM WEST 2ND AND SOUTHE HOPE STREET.
SOUTH HOPE STREET
THE BROAD
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CROSSWALK
BIOGENIC PARK
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METRO PLAZA
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BUNKER HILL METRO STATION
WALT DISNEY CONCERT HALL
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40’
THE STATION IS A SERIES OF PEELED UP STRIPS OF PLANTING TO REVEAL THE METRO STATION BELOW. ACCESSIBLE BY STAIRS AND ESCALATOR THE BUNKER HILL METRO STATION IS A DESIGN EXTENSION OF BIOGENIC PARK . IT WILL AID IN THE CONNECTIVITY OF DOWNTOWN LOS ANGELES WHILE ADDING TO THE AESTHETIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY.
METRO STATION NIGHT VIEW
WATER FLOWING FROM SOUTH HOPE AND WEST 2ND STREET WILL GATHER AT THE BUNKER HILL RETENTION BASIN TO AID IN STORM WATER FILTERATION AND DISPERSAL.
URBAN RAIN COLLECTION
RAIN WILL GATHER ON THE GREENROOF OF THE BUNKER HILL METRO STATION AND BE DIRECTED TO THE WATER CISTERN BELOW THE STATION TO BE USED IN TIMES OF DROUGHT FOR SITE IRRIGATION.
WALT DISNEY CONCERT HALL
(IMAGE SOURCED FROM “thetransportpolitic.com”)
THE METRO STATION
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METRO PLAZA GROUND LEVEL
METRO STATION SECTION (NTS)
LOADING PLATFORM
METRO TRAIN INBOUND
ESCALATOR/ STAIRS
METRO STATION UPPER LEVEL
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AS PART OF THE “REGIONAL CONNECTOR TRANSIT PROJECT” THIS STATION WILL BE PART OF THE LARGER LA METRO SYSTEM LOWERING CAR TRAFFIC AND INCREASING PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION IN DOWNTOWN LOS ANGELES.
HOPE STREET
METRO TRAIN OUTBOUND
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SOTHEYBY’S REALTY
SOTHEBY'S REALTY
landscape architecture
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709a HEALDSBURG AVENUE HEALDSBURG, CALIFORNIA 95448
DESIGN 1 OF 2 FOR A CONCEPTUAL DEVELOPMENT FOR A RE-LANDSCAPING OF THE HEALDSBURG SOTHYBY’S REALTY OFFICE. FEATURING OUTDOOR ART GALLERIES AND LOW WATER ORGANIC PLANTINGS.
MASTER PLAN B
Design Development REVISIONS:
SCALE
1/8"=1'-0" DRAWN BY
DATE
08-14-14
SOTHEBY'S REALTY
landscape architecture
709a HEALDSBURG AVENUE HEALDSBURG, CALIFORNIA 95448
DESIGN 2 FOR A CONCEPTUAL DEVELOPMENT FOR A RE-LANDSCAPING OF THE HEALDSBURG SOTHYBY’S REALTY OFFICE. FEATURING A MORE CLASSICAL STYLE WITH AXIAL PATHWAY AND FORMAL PLANTINGS ASWELL AS A EMPHASIS ON EDIBLE LANDSCAPING.
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CORPORATE
MASTER PLAN A
Design Development REVISIONS:
SCALE
1/8"=1'-0" DRAWN BY
DATE
08-14-14
FORT POINT RECONNECTION
THE FORT POINT PARKS SYSTEM IS A LITTLE KNOWN AREA OF SAN FRANCISCO. DWARFED BY THE GOLDEN GATE BRIDGE FORT POINTY IS AN AMAZING PIECE OF CALIFORNIAN HISTORY AND READY FOR A REVAMPED LOOK AND ATTITUDE TOWARD ITS ENVIRONMENT. EXISTING ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS SUCH AS FOG FED COASTAL WETLANDS AND DUNES INFLUENCED THE FORMS AND PLANTING TO MAXIMIZE THE CONNECTIVITY BETWEEN SITE AND USER.
URBAN
THE LANDSCAPE OF FORT POINT WOULD EMBRACE THE FORMATION OF NATURAL DUNES INSTEAD OF FIGHT AGAINST TO CREATE A SYSTEM OF CHANGING LAND FORMS THAT FRAME AND ENVELOPE THE FORT.
SYDNEY WALTON PLAZA REDESIGN ORIGINALY DESIGNED BY PETER WALKER THIS PARK HAS MANY LAREG PINES AND OLD PLANTING THAT COULD BE REFURBISHED. THIS PLAN IS SHWOING THE POSSIBLE IMPLEMENTATION OF A NEW PLANTING PALETTE TO PROMOT ETHE AREA NEAR THE EMBARCADERO AS A WARM MICROCLIMATE FOR RESIDENTS AND TOURISTS.
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BERMS
BERMS
FOUNTAIN
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APARTMENT LANDING
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2014 SAN FRANCISCO GARDEN SHOW
30' 19'
2'-10"
4'-1"
2'
2'-1"
Poject Name: 2014 Garden Show Type: Front Elevation with Dimension
5'-2"
4'-11"
Date: 01/23/2014
4'-821"
4'-1"
Scale: 1/2" = 1'-0'' Page: 02
3'
8"
3'1
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2
3'
3'-
1 " 42
1 " 02
4'-
5'-9"
4'
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1 " 12
2'
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7'
1 " 12
1'2'-
1 " 62
8'-
4'-
1 " 52
6"
1'-
6"
3'-
1'-621"
5'-6"
6"
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1"
6"
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6"
6"
4'-
5'-521"
6"
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16'
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2'
3'
4'-8"
4
3'
6'-621"
1 " 32
6'6"
3'-1121"
25'
4'
4' 3'
6'-7"
25'
6'-
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4'-11"
1'-5"
3'
1'-6"
2'-6"
8'-6"
11
3'-
7"
2'-
1'-6" 3'
1'-5"
3'-6"
3'-6"
2'
3'-6"
1'-6"
7'-5"
3'-5"
4'
3'
11'-4"
4'
1'-6"
6'
5'
8'
4'
1'-6"
1'-11"
1'-7"
1'-7"
5'
5'-6"
4'
Poject Name: 2014 Garden Show Type: Plan with Dimension Date: 01/23/2014
7'-6"
1'-6"
13' 30'
8'
Scale: 1/2" = 1'-0''
5'
9" 2'-3"
1'
3'
4'
1' 1'
2'
3'
4'
1'
6'-6"
6'
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2015 SAN FRANCISCO GARDEN SHOW
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