Remy Mesrobian's Landscape Architecture Portfolio 2020 by Remy J. Mesrobian

My name is Remy Mesrobian, I’m 31 years old and grew up in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. As an innately curious person, I was quickly drawn to a career in which curiosity can be exercised and fed in abundance. Studying and practicing Landscape Architecture has equipped me with a set of skills that have provided a bounty of fruitful experiences beyond any of my wildest expectations. I’m indebted to those who’ve given me the opportunities to learn, and the knowledge they have selflessly shared with me along the way. After a colorful six years in the industry, I’m more inspired than ever to be practicing as a Landscape Architect in my home state of Wisconsin.

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CONTENT part I

RESUME

part II

UNDERGRADUATE WORK

p. o5 - o8

09/2020 “Design Indulgence + Park Design“ present

p. o9 - 1o p. 11 - 16

“Good City Form“ Senior Capstone: S. Platte River Remediation

part III

PROFESSIONAL WORK

p. 19 - 27

Norman Jaffe House, Long Island

p. 28 - 31

Emerald Bay Park, San Diego

p. 32 - 33

Business Park, San Diego

p. 34 - 35

Brownstone Backyard, Brooklyn

part IV

IMPERMANENT LANDSCAPES

p. 36 - 37

GLOSSIER Pop-up, Seattle

p. 38- 39

Globes, San Fransisco

part V

p. 40 p. 41

GRAPHIC WORK

Cartography in Central America Freedom Gardens 2

PART I RESUME

EDUCATION 09/2009 - Colorado State University // Fort Collins, CO 05/2013 Bachelors of Science in Landscape Architecture

College of Agricultural Studies

07/2013 09/2013

International Immersion // Italy, France Colorado State University Study Abroad Garden Study and Drawing Seminar

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE 09/2019 present

Landscape Designer (Remote from MKE as of 11.20) Studio Lily Kwong // New York, New York

• Studio Lily Kwong is a small design group lead by founder, Lily Kwong. The studio attracts a diverse clientele whose projects range from small botanical installations to full-scale landscape architecture interventions. I’ve been lucky enough to play an integral role in the design process and project management on a variety of SLK projects. 08/2018 07/2019

Landscape Designer

Hawk’s Nursery // Milwaukee, WI • Designed and managed multiple residential and commercial projects while overseeing the entire installation process on-site. • Developed proposals in support of fellow design team and provided renderings using hand drafting tools, 3D modeling and CD Plan Sets.

01/2018 07/2018

Landscape Designer

Rancho Santana Resorts // Nicaragua

• In Nicaragua, I received the unique experience to work under Ali Maitland, who was one of the only Landscape Architects in the southern region of Nicaragua during a time when the area was booming with development. My role was to provide design support and project management for the landscaping department serving a very demanding market. Projects included several high-end residential homes, the resorts hiking trail network, revamping the resort map and branding, and working on neighboring resort developments unaffiliated to Rancho Santana.

11/2016 01/2018

Project Manager

Garland Alliance // Milwaukee, WI • My experience at Garland was of great value to my understanding of the profession and the potential of navigating the Industry as a small player. Similar to other roles I’ve held, I quickly inherited a large amount of responsibility and accountability.

09/2015 10/2016

Project Manager

Marek Landscaping // Milwaukee, WI • Projects included storm water and erosion control design, green infrastructure, native aquatic, riparian, upland, woodland restorations, shoreline stabilizations, parks, multi-use trails, and public access.

07/2014 06/2015

Landscape Designer

Groundlevel Landscape Architecture // San Diego, CA • Assisted with an assortment of projects in Education, Healthcare, Civic, and Cooperate development. • Assisted with CD submittal and Design Proposal Submittal. Furthered experience with Autocad, Sketchup, AdobeSuite, and GIS.

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LEADERSHIP EXPERIENCE 08/2011 05/2013

ASLA Student Chapter

02/2013 -

TEDX CSU

Marketing Coordinator - LA Days Event Coordinator and Ambassador

VOLUNTEER WORK 08/2016 03/2017

Riverwest Food Pantry // Milwaukee, Wi

10/2019 04/2020

Southside United Los Sures // Williamsburg, NY

02/2020 08/2020

The Door Community Center // Soho, NY

Food Pantry & Community Garden Hand

Community Hydroponics Horticulture Assistant

Design Collaborator

REFERENCES Joe Kresl // Wauwautosa, Wi

President, RLA, Hawks Landscape 414-258-5525

Gary Urban // Wauwautosa, Wi COO, RLA, Hawks Landscape 414-258-5525

Jose Cazares // San Diego, CA

Associate, Groundlevel Landscape Arch. Jcazares@groundlevelsd.com (760) 382-8634

TOOLS Illustrator InDesign Photoshop Rhino AutoCad GIS SketchUp MS Office Wordpress TACTILE SKILLS: • DSLR / Drone Photography • Survey Equipment • Site Grading • Carpentry • Masonry • Irrigation • Model Making

LANGUAGES: English Spanish

native Semi-Fluent

INTERESTS: Design / Photography / Cooking / Cycling / Music / Basketball / Drawing

Peter Kudlata // Mequon, WI Owner, Flagstone Landscaping (414) 313-3955

Ali Maitland // Nicaragua

Principle, Rancho Santana Landscaping Dept. ali@ranchosantana.com

REMY MESROBIAN

remy.mesrobian@gmail.com 414.405.8238 4

PART II UNDERGRADUATE WORK

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PROJECT YEAR: 2010

PROJECT LOCATION: AURORA, CO PROJECT OBJECTIVE: Each year, The Wheatlands neighborhood council in south eastern Aurora gives the LA program the opportunity to re-design their 5.2 acre park and present in front of the HOA. The project is as close to an open canvas as one could be, enabling students to prioritize and experiment with form, earthwork, composition and pattern. CONCEPT: Programmatically, it seemed the most desired feature was a park pavilion to host community gatherings. As this pavilion took shape on plan, it started to appear as if it was the footprint of a house. This realization is what birthed the overall concept, that the park was to be designed and oriented as if the pavilion was the â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;Homesteadâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;. This decision would then define the space surrounding the pavilion as the â&#x20AC;&#x153;front yardâ&#x20AC;? and â&#x20AC;&#x153;backyardâ&#x20AC;? of the park. Each design characteristic such as form, pattern, and earthwork would be determined by typical â&#x20AC;&#x153;front yard / backyardâ&#x20AC;? archetypes. For example, planting in the front yard would be tight and manicured, featuring more ornamental species while planting in the backyard would be more naturalistic, featuring more unruly native species. This philosophy would be carried through each element of the design process. It was my hope that by orienting the park this way, the visitor would gain a sense of immediate familiarity and comfort within the space, while also providing moments of discovery and wonder through unique form, earthwork, and structural elements.

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MAIN APPROACH:

The main entrance to wheatlands falls directly on the main axis of the park. By orienting key features along this axis, the visitor may be able to better understand and familiarize themselves with the park. The stone wall towards the end of this view features a rectangular portal which holds dramatic views of the â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;Great Lawnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;

RETENTION POND AND PRAIRIE WALK :

The retention pond is designed to collect storm-water runoff as well as runoff from the irrigated apple orchard. When full, it provides a life giving water element to the park, creating a safe haven for local wildlife while boasting habitat for flora and fauna. 7

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FOREST TRAIL:

The forest trail takes visitors on a windy loop around the entire park. It runs along or in the vicinity of every feature in the park. The forest contains a mix of Ponderosa, douglas fir, spruce, and aspen trees.

PAVILION SECTION DETAIL:

This section is meant to communicate the relationship between the three separate levels of the pavilion while exploring preliminary ideas for materiality and site furniture.

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GOOD CITY FORM

COURSE: URBAN DESIGN PROJECT YEAR: 2012 PROJECT LOCATION: DENVER, CO

PROJECT OBJECTIVE: To investigate a notoriously disjointed and neglected neighborhood in Denver called â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;5 pointsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;. The area has been challenged with poverty and lack of identity for decades due to its lack of connection to the rest of the city despite its close proximity. The objective was to propose ways to reshape and connect the intersection through a highly conceptual design process. As a preliminary assignment, we were asked to conduct a case study on a city of our choosing in hopes to identify and understand the different archetypes of the urban fabric.

CONCEPT: My concept started by identifying what seemed to be cursing this area for so long, and that was its lack of ability to integrate with the rest of the city. Its lifeline had been cutoff by a patchwork of awkward roadways and exclusion from main public transit routes. In order to activate the neighborhood, it was in desperate need of bold transit oriented development. I saw an opportunity to propose a â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;Transit Hubâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; that would to be tied into the existing light-rail line in Denver. The hub would be displaced directly underneath the intersection, creating space at the ground level to be developed into a cultural node or public plaza. The plaza would create a stage for local small business to showcase their identity and benefit from the highly trafficked public transit hub. I also saw an opportunity to syndicate man-made infrastructure with green infrastructure by proposing a large scale bio-swale called the â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;Green Ribbonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;. The greenspace would encourage more visitors and set the stage for residential development surrounding the Cultural Node.

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[3] SENIOR CAPSTONE: RIVER NORTH ARTS DISTRICT [RiNO] COURSE: COMPREHENSIVE LANDSCAPE DESIGN PROJECT YEAR: 2013

PROJECT LOCATION: DENVER, CO PROJECT DESCRIPTION: For the Terminal studio, students were given the opportunity to research, analyze, and come up with design solutions for degraded landscapes of their choosing.

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With a deep interest in river revitalization, waterfront parks, and phytoremediation, I knew I wanted water to drive the narrative of my project. I decided to investigate a portion of the South Platte river that cuts through a neglected post-industrial neighborhood called the River North Arts District, or RiNO. Through GiS analysis, it became apparent that this section of the river played a vital role not just environmentally, but also as a opportune place for open space to serve a budding art community on both sides of the river. GiS also revealed the watershed that emptied into the outfall within the chosen site, which was responsible for over a 25% of Denverâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s storm water runoff, which was contributing to the erosion and black water problem that has been degrading this section of the river for decades. CONCEPT: The concept was driven by water, and its role as a lifeline for both the RiNo community and the surrounding ecological systems of the South Platte River. Design interventions would include a riverfront park, a pedestrian bridge, a wetland, and the daylighting of the 36th st. storm water outfall. The park would feature a sculpture walk that would host gallery nights for up and coming artist within the community. The pedestrian bridge would link the work-live community across the river to the park side, while integrating into the existing south Platte river bike trail. The wetlands would function as a sponge to clean and slow the pace of the river, providing a haven for native bird and fish species. The daylit corridor would slow down and clean around 25% of Denverâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s storm water while providing a spectacle for the RiNo community.

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[4] NORMAN JAFFE HOUSE, LONG ISLAND

CLIENT: DANIEL AND STEPHANIE ARSHAM PROJECT YEAR: 2020 STATUS: In progress (Est. Completion by Spring 2021) PROJECT LOCATION: Northpoint, New York PROJECT DESCRIPTION: Studio Lily Kwong was asked to develop a site plan for Daniel Arshamâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Long Island home designed by American architect, Norman Jaffe in 1971. As a contemporary artist based in New York, Daniel was open to a creatively driven process that experimented with plant material, light, texture and form. The program consists of playful elements that include a meadow with a meandering sculpture walk, several Japanese inspired gardens, and a windy gravel trail that doubles as a â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;racetrackâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; for his 6 and 3 yr old kids to lap on their bikes. We did our best to select Long Island Native plant species and sourced only local stone in hopes of creating a seamless and sustainable construction process. My role on the project was to was to assist with conceptual design and produce all deliverables including renderings, diagrams, and construction drawings. I also played a role in initial site visits and coordination with contractors throughout install.

VIEW OF PROPERTY FROM THE NW

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3 mi.

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3 mi.

1/2 mi.

SITE

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PLANTING ZONES 5'

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ment

ZONE A: Meadow

Mix of native meadow grasses and flowering perennials perrenials play house

ZONE B: Fern + Moss Garden

Mix of ferns and other shade tolerant species

proposed pool

drainage basin

ZONE C: Transition Planting

Mix of ornamental evergreen, flowering shrubs, and groundcover

rock garden floating islands ( 1-3â&#x20AC;&#x2122; high)

ZONE D: Native Dune Species

Mix of dune sedges and flowering coastal perrenials perennials

eaves

deck

ZONE E: Screening

deer fence

Mix of evergreens and flowering trees

deer fence arsham residence

proposed racetrack

proposed tea garden

SCULPTURAL SPECIMEN Unique ornamental tree gate entry

proposed extention gate entry

cedar fence existing evergreen

proposed guest house

existing cherry v e l g r a

proposed garden patio

v e d r i

existing apple

proposed retaining wall

Mounds ( 1 - 3â&#x20AC;&#x2122; high )

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sculpture walk

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ZONE D

ZONE C

ZONE B ZONE C

ZONE C

ZONE A

ZONE B

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[5] EMERALD BAY, PRIVATE COMMUNITY PARK CLIENT: Emerald Bay Community Association PROJECT YEAR: 2015 STATUS: Complete PROJECT LOCATION: South Orange County, California PROJECT DESCRIPTION: Propose design solutions for a congested and precarious neighborhood entry off of a busy state highway which included a third lane and gate house. Scope of work also included the planting proposal for the site entry and the private community park adjacent to the entry.

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SYMBOL

VINES SYMBOL

[6]

SIZE

SPACING

BOTANICAL NAME

COMMON NAME

HEIGHT

WIDTHTREES REMARKS REF

5 GAL.

18" O.C.

BULBINE 'FRUTESCENS'

BULBINE

12"

12" SYMBOL CAN FULL

5 GAL.

18" O.C.

DIANELLA 'LITTLE REV'

LITTLE REV FLAX LILY

18"

12"

CAN FULL

1 GAL.

18" O.C.

SESLERIA AUTUMNALIS

AUTUMN MOOR GRASS

12"

REFER TO DETAILS ON SHEET L 6.1 FOR VINE PLANTING AND STAKING. BOTANICAL NAME

COMMON NAME

SPACING

REMARKS

5 GAL.

DISTICTUS BUCCINATORIA

RED TRUMPET VINE

5 GAL.

MACFADYENA UNGUIS-CATI

CAT'S CLAW CREEPER

5 GAL.

SIZE

TRACHELOSPERMUM JASMINOIDES

STAR JASMINE

SYMBOL

PLANTING NOTES NUMBER

MODA SERRENTO, ALTERNATIVE WORKPLACE DESIGN

DESCRIPTION

TREES ARE STANDARD FORM UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE. ALL TREES WITHIN 5 FEET OF HARDSCAPE OR CURBS SHALL RECEIVE ROOT BARRIERS PER SPECIFICATIONS.

PLANTING KEYNOTES

PLANT MATERIAL LEGEND

STATUS: Complete

TREES SYMBOL

PROJECT LOCATION: San Diego, California

REFER TO SHEET L-6.1 FOR EXPANDED PLANT MATERIAL LEGEND.

ALL TREES ARE STANDARD FORM UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED. REFER TO DETAILS ON SHEET L 6.1 FOR TREE PLANTING AND STAKING. BOTANICAL NAME

COMMON NAME

36" BOX

SIZE

ARBUTUS 'MARINA'

MADRONE

10-12'

5-6'

48" BOX

PLATANUS RACEMOSA

CALIFORNIA SYCAMORE

16-18'

9-11'

36" BOX

CERCIDIUM 'DESERT MUSEUM'

D.M.PALO VERDE

9-11'

5-7'

CERCIS C. 'FOREST PANSY'

EASTERN REDBUD

10-12'

5-6'

36" BOX

HEIGHT

SPREAD

EXISTING TREES TO REMAIN SHRUBS, HEDGES, AND ACCENT PLANTS

PROJECT DESCRIPTION: A contemporary expression of an alternative workplace where natural light, garden, and coastal breeze are embraced. Tenants have roll up doors that lead directly to a variety of shared outdoor amenities such as bocce ball, table tennis, and cafe seating.

SYMBOL

SIZE

15 GAL.

COMMON NAME

AGAVE 'BLUE FLAME'

BLUE FLAME AGAVE

SYMBOL

AGAVE 'BLUE GLOW'

BLUE GLOW AGAVE

CAPE ALOE

ALOE 'HERCULES'

HERCULES ALOE

5 GAL.

ALOE 'CYNTHIA GIDDY'

CYNTHIA GIDDY ALOE

18"

VARIEGATED FLAX LILY

18"

5 GAL.

CALLISTEMON 'LITTLE JOHN'

LITTLE JOHN BOTTLEBRUSH

18"

5 GAL.

CARRISA M. 'BOXWOOD BEAUTY'

B.B. NATAL PLUM

18"

48" HT.

CORDYLINE 'RED SENSATION'

RED SENSATION CORDYLINE

48"

5 GAL.

DIANELLA TAS 'VARIEGATA'

WALL MURAL PER ARCH. DRAWINGS

STEEL HEADER PER PLANTING DETAILS

WIRE GRID ON WALL PER CONSTRUCTION DWGS UP TO 15' HT. CONTINUOUS ABOVE DOORS, TYP.

HOLD BACK FIRST ROW OF PLANTS 18" FROM BACK OF CURB

HOLD BACK FIRST ROW OF PLANTS 24" FROM BACK OF PAVING EDGE

GROUNDCOV SYMBOL

SS WIRE GRID

REMARKS

PARKING GARAGE WALL

MULCH PER MULC

PLANTIN

BACKFILL MIX

NUMBER

FINISH GRADE

REMARKS

SCARIFY SIDES OF

FERTILIZER TABLE INSTALL SO THEY

NO BROKEN ARMS NO BROKEN ARMS CAN FULL

VINE PLANTING

PLANTIN

OVERALL HEIGHT

CORDYLINE 'TORBAY DAZZLER'

T.D. CORDYLINE

48"

PURPLE-LEAFED HOP-BUSH

15 GAL.

EUPHORBIA INGENS

CANDELABRA TREE

2 TRUNKS MINIMUM

OVERALL HEIGHT

5 GAL.

FATSIA JAPONICA 'VARIEGATA'

VARIEGATED JAPANESE ARALIA 18"

18"

24" BOX

FURCRAEA 'MEDIOPICTA ALBA'

MEDIOPICTA SPORT

RED BUNNY TAILS GRASS

12"

SYMBOL

15 GAL.

PHORMIUM 'BLACK ADDER'

BLACK NEW ZEALAND FLAX

15 GAL.

PODOCARPUS MACROPHYLLUS

SHRUBBING YEW PINE

STAKED

5 GAL.

RHAPHIOLEPIS UMBELLATA 'MINOR'

DWARF YEDDO MINOR

18"

5 GAL.

WESTRINGIA 'BLUE GEM'

BLUE GEM COAST ROSEMARY

18"

SIZE

SPACING

BOTANICAL NAME

COMMON NAME

HEIGHT

WIDTH

18" O.C.

BULBINE 'FRUTESCENS'

BULBINE

12"

CAN FULL

5 GAL.

18" O.C.

DIANELLA 'LITTLE REV'

LITTLE REV FLAX LILY

18"

12"

CAN FULL

1 GAL.

18" O.C.

SESLERIA AUTUMNALIS

AUTUMN MOOR GRASS

12"

REMARKS

REFER TO DETAILS ON SHEET L 6.1 FOR VINE PLANTING AND STAKING. BOTANICAL NAME

COMMON NAME

SPACING

REMARKS

5 GAL.

DISTICTUS BUCCINATORIA

RED TRUMPET VINE

STAKED

5 GAL.

MACFADYENA UNGUIS-CATI

CAT'S CLAW CREEPER

STAKED

TRACHELOSPERMUM JASMINOIDES

STAR JASMINE

METAL EDGING

DESCRIPTION

ALL TREES WITHIN 5 FEET OF HARDSCAPE OR CURBS SHALL RECEIVE ROOT BARRIERS PER SPECIFICATIONS. TRIPLE STAKE TREES, UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE. TOPDRESS ALL PLANTING AREAS WITH 2" OF SHREDDED MULCH UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE. REFER TO SPECIFICATIONS FOR MULCH TYPE.

DRAIN GRATE GEOTEXTILE FABRIC OVER SUMP (TYP.) BOTTOM OF PLANT PIT

PLANTING KEYNOTES

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DESCRIPTION

GROUNDCOVER OR SHRUB SYMBOL NOT SHOWN BENEATH TALLER PLANT OUTLINE FOR CLARITY PURPOSES ONLY. PLANT UP TO EDGE OF TALLER PLANTS ROOTBALL, TYP.

WALL MURAL PER ARCH. DRAWINGS

STEEL HEADER PER PLANTING DETAILS

WIRE GRID ON WALL PER CONSTRUCTION DWGS UP TO 15' HT. CONTINUOUS ABOVE DOORS, TYP.

HOLD BACK FIRST ROW OF PLANTS 18" FROM BACK OF CURB

HOLD BACK FIRST ROW OF PLANTS 24" FROM BACK OF PAVING EDGE

SUMP DEPTH PER SCHEDULE

SYMBOL

FINISH GRADE

TREES ARE STANDARD FORM UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE.

MULCH LEVEL IN SHRUB AREA

PLANTING NOTES NUMBER

VARIES, SEE MULCH PLAN

REFER TO DETAILS ON SHEET L 4.1 FOR GROUNDCOVER PLANTING AND ON CENTER SPACING.

5 GAL.

WIDTH AS SPECIFI ROOT BALL WIDTH

2x ROOT BALL

CAN FULL

DODENAEA 'PURPUREA'

REF

SET ROOT BALL 1"

48" HT.

SIZE

VINES

VINE, SECURE BRANCHES/STEMS TO WIR SYMBOL AND SECURE BRANCHES TO THE WIRE LA SPREADING PATTERN FROM BASE OF PLA REQUIRED MAINTENANCE PERIOD.

15 GAL.

PENNISETUM MESSIACUM

GROUNDCOVER OR SHRUB SYMBOL NOT SHOWN BENEATH TALLER PLANT OUTLINE FOR CLARITY PURPOSES ONLY. PLANT UP TO EDGE OF TALLER PLANTS ROOTBALL, TYP.

EARTH BERM

FINISHED GRADE

DUCT TAPE HOLES WITHIN 6" OF FINISHED GRADE

15 2 3 4

PLANT PIT GEOTEXTILE DRAIN "SOCK"

PERFORATED DRAIN PIPE SIZE AND QUANTITY PER SC

3/4" CRUSHED ROCK SUMP B SUBGRADE

"TIE OFF" SOCK TO CLOSE E 12" DIA.

VINES

WIDTH

ALOE FEROX

GROUNDCOVER AND GRASSES SYMBOL

HEIGHT

5' HT.

15 GAL. 24" BOX

5 GAL.

REFER TO DETAILS ON SHEET L 6.1 FOR SHRUB PLANTING.

BOTANICAL NAME

CALIPER

DESCRIPTION

PROJECT YEAR: 2015

CLIENT: Moda Serrento

TRIPLE STAKE TREES, UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE. TOPDRESS ALL PLANTING AREAS WITH 2" OF SHREDDED MULCH UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE. REFER TO SPECIFICATIONS FOR MULCH TYPE.

SYMBOL

STAKED

STAKED HED 2' SHRUBS, STAKED

BREATHER TUBE WITH SUMP

FLEXIBLE PVC RISER THROUGH SLEEVE PER IRRIGATION PLANS AS SHOWN DECORATIVE ROCK MULCH PER PLANS

5-7'

5-6'

36" BOX

48" BOX

EXISTING TREES TO REMAIN

15 GAL.

COMMON NAME

AGAVE 'BLUE FLAME'

BLUE FLAME AGAVE

HEIGHT

WIDTH

36" BOX

2' 3'

AGAVE 'BLUE GLOW'

BLUE GLOW AGAVE

ALOE FEROX

CAPE ALOE

5' HT.

ALOE 'HERCULES'

HERCULES ALOE

EARTH BERM 5'

SCHEDULE: NO BROKEN ARMS

5 GAL.

ALOE 'CYNTHIA GIDDY' DRAIN GRATE

CYNTHIA GIDDY ALOE

FINISHED 18"GRADE

CAN FULL SUMP QNTY. SUMP DEPTH PLANT SIZE

5 GAL.

GEOTEXTILE DIANELLA TAS 'VARIEGATA'

VARIEGATED FLAX LILY

18"

FABRIC OVER

5 GAL.

CALLISTEMON 'LITTLE JOHN' SUMP (TYP.)

WITHIN 6" OF 18"GRADE 18" FINISHED

CARRISA M. 'BOXWOOD BEAUTY'

B.B. NATAL PLUM

CORDYLINE 'RED SENSATION' PLANT PIT

RED SENSATION CORDYLINE

BOTTOM OF

48" HT.

CORDYLINE 'TORBAY DAZZLER'

T.D. CORDYLINE

15 GAL.

DODENAEA 'PURPUREA'

PURPLE-LEAFED HOP-BUSH

15 GAL.

EUPHORBIA INGENS

CANDELABRA TREE

SUMP DEPTH PER SCHEDULE

48"

FATSIA JAPONICA 'VARIEGATA'

VARIEGATED JAPANESE ARALIA 18"

FURCRAEA 'MEDIOPICTA ALBA'

MEDIOPICTA SPORT

12" RED BUNNY TAILS GRASS SUBGRADE

18"

12"

15 GAL.

STAKED

18"

5 GAL.

WESTRINGIA 'BLUE GEM'

18"

24" BOX SCALE: N.T.S.

5 GAL.

18" O.C.

BULBINE 'FRUTESCENS'

BULBINE

12"

5 GAL.

18" O.C.

DIANELLA 'LITTLE REV'

LITTLE REV FLAX LILY

18"

12"

1 GAL.

18" O.C.

FLEXIBLEAUTUMN PVC RISER SESLERIA AUTUMNALIS MOOR GRASS

12"

SPACING

REMARKS

PODOCARPUS MACROPHYLLUS

SHRUBBING YEW PINE

2' SIDESSTAKED SCARIFY OF PIT

5 GAL.

RHAPHIOLEPIS UMBELLATA 'MINOR'

DWARF YEDDO MINOR

5 GAL. 5 GAL.

CAT'S CLAW CREEPER

5 GAL.

TRACHELOSPERMUM JASMINOIDES

STAR JASMINE

STAKED

CONCRETE PAVING PER PLAN

VINES

SYMBOL

DESCRIPTION

TREES ARE STANDARD FORM UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE.

NUMBER

TREE PLANTING - PLAN 1 IED OR 2 TIMES TOPDRESS ALL PLANTING AREAS WITH 2" OFPOT WITH HARDLINE DRAINAGE IN CONCRETE PAVING DO NOT STAKE TOUCHTREES, ROOT BALL TRIPLE UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE.

H MINIMUM. SHREDDED MULCH UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE.

WALL MURAL PER ARCH. DRAWINGS STEEL HEADER PER PLANTING DETAILS

DECORATIVE GRAVEL

WIRE GRID ON WALL PER CONSTRUCTION DWGS UP MULCH PER MULCH PLAN TO 15' HT. CONTINUOUS ABOVE DOORS, TYP.

HOLD BACK FIRST ROW OF PLANTS 24" FROM BACK OF PAVING EDGE

5 GALLON 24" BOX 36" BOX 48" BOX

12"

TREE PLANTING

7'-0"

4'-6"

SCALE: 3" = 1'-0"

SUMP QNTY. SUMP DEPTH (1) 3" PIPE (1) 4" PIPE (2) 4" PIPE (2) 4" PIPE

3' DEEP 4' DEEP 4' DEEP 4' DEEP

CHEDULE

BACKFILL (NO ROCK IN PIPE)

END

CHEDULE:

LANT SIZE

architect seal

TREE TRUNK

REFER TO DETAILS ON SHEET L 6.1 FOR VINE PLANTING AND STAKING. SIZE

BOTANICAL NAME

DISTICTUS BUCCINATORIA

5 GAL.

MACFADYENA UNGUIS-CATI

5 GAL.

COMMON NAME

ROOT BALL

5 GAL.

REMARKS

STAKED

ON-CENTER SPACING STAKED

3' 3'

EARTH BERM

SCHEDULE:

X" FINISHED GRADE

PLANT SIZE

DISTANCE FROM EDGE IS EQUAL DUCT TAPETO HOLES SCALE: PLANT N.T.S. SPACING, UNLESS INDICATED WITHIN 6" OF OTHERWISE ON LEGEND FINISHED GRADE

SCALE: 1"= 1'-0"

project

consultant seal

EDGE OF PAVING, CURB, OR HEADER

GEOTEXTILE

FABRICFORM OVERUNLESS NOTED TREES ARE STANDARD SUMP (TYP.) OTHERWISE.

CAN FULL

consultant

PER LEGEND

WALL MURAL PER ARCH. DRAWINGS

STEEL HEADER PER PLANTING DETAILS

HOLD BACK FIRST ROW OF PLANTS 18" FROM BACK FLEXIBLE PVC RISER OF CURB SCALE: N.T.S. THROUGH SLEEVE PER HOLD BACK FIRST ROW OF PLANTS 24" FROM IRRIGATION PLANS AS BACK SHOWN 6 OF PAVING EDGE DECORATIVE ROCK MULCH PER PLANS CUT OFF STAKES AS (3) TREE TIES NEEDED TO CLEAR PER TREE BRANCHES AND BE UNIFORM IN HEIGHT ROOT BALL 5

TREE TRUNK

POT, TYPE PER POT LEGEND

CUT OFF STAKES AS NEEDED TO CLEAR BRANCHES AND BE UNIFORM IN HEIGHT 1x3 BRACE, TYP. OF (6), SECURE TO STAKES WITH (2) 2" GALV. DECK SCREWS AT EACH END. DRILL 1x3's

NOTE: BRACES AND TOPS LEVEL W/ EACH OTHER

sheet number

DRAIN GRATE

project phase GEOTEXTILE FABRIC OVERCONSTRUCTION SUMP (TYP.)

DOCUMENTS

BOTTOM OF PLANT PIT

12"

TREE TRUNK 1x3 BRACE

ROOTBALL WIDTH + 3"

PLAN VIEW OF STAKING LAYOUT SCHEDULE:

FINISHED GRADE

PLANT SIZE

DUCT TAPE HOLES WITHIN 6" OF FINISHED GRADE

15 GALLON 24" BOX 36" BOX 48" BOX

SCALE: 1"= 1'-0"

SUMP QNTY. SUMP DEPTH (1) 3" PIPE (1) 4" PIPE (2) 4" PIPE (2) 4" PIPE

GEOTEXTILE DRAIN "SOCK" PLANT SO ROOT BALL IS 1"-2" ABOVE FINISH GRADE

3/4" CRUSHED ROCK SUMP BACKFILL (NO ROCK IN PIPE) SUBGRADE ROOT BALL

PIT BACKFILL MIX "TIE OFF" SOCK TO CLOSE END SCARIFY SIDES OF PIT

3" DIA. MIN. FACTORY INSTALLED OPENING IN ALL POTS 3/4" DRAINAGE GRAVEL, 6" LAYER IN LARGE POTS, 3" LAYER IN SMALLER POTS

FERTILIZER TABLETS PER SPECIFICATIONS. INSTALL SO THEY DO NOT TOUCH ROOT BALL

BREATHER TUBE WITH SUMP

BREATHER TUBE WITH SUMP 8 SCALE: N.T.S. 15 GAL SIZE OR LARGER. L-6.1

CONTAINER SHRUB AND SUCCULENT PLANTING

GEOTEXTILE FABRIC, TURN UP 12" AT SIDES

2" LAYER OF 1/2" SIZE "BARKWOOD" GRAVEL SCALE: N.T.S. MULCH POT, TYPE PER POT LEGEND IRRIGATION LINE FOR PLANTER PLANT TYPE AND SPACING PER IRRIGATION PLANS PER LEGEND

DECORATIVE ROCK MULCH PER PLANS

GEOTEXTILE FABRIC, TURN UP 12" AT SIDES 3" DIA. MIN. FACTORY INSTALLED OPENING IN ALL POTS 3/4" DRAINAGE GRAVEL, 6" LAYER IN LARGE POTS, 3" LAYER IN SMALLER POTS ON-CENTER SPACING CONCRETE PER LEGEND PAVING PER PLAN

WOOD TREE STAKES

WOOD STAKES (3) PER TREE

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POTTING MIX PER SPECS

FLEXIBLE PVC RISER THROUGH SLEEVE PER IRRIGATION PLANS AS SHOWN

CONCRETE PAVING PER PLAN

MULCH LAYER PERFORATED DRAIN PIPE SIZE AND QUANTITY PER SCHEDULE FORM 3" WATERING BASIN WITH BACKFILL SOIL MIX

POTTING MIX PER SPECS IRRIGATION LINE FOR PLANTER PER IRRIGATION PLANS

SCALE: N.T.S. 3' DEEP 4' DEEP 4' DEEP 4' DEEP

1, 5, OR 15 GALLON CONTAINER PLANT

PLANT PIT

WOOD TREE STAKES SCALE: 3" = 1'-0"

EARTH BERM

L-6.1 TREE STAKING - TRIPLE

3" DIA. MIN. FACTORY INSTALLED OPENING IN ALL POTS 3/4" DRAINAGE GRAVEL, 6" LAYER IN LARGE METAL POTS,EDGING 3" LAYERPER IN SMALLER (3)POTS TREE TIES SPECS, INSTALL PER PAVING PERPER TREE CONCRETE PLAN MANUFACTURER'S RECOMMENDATIONS ROOT BALL

WOOD STAKES (3) PER TREE

12" DIA. 2" LAYER OF 1/2" SIZE "BARKWOOD" GRAVEL MULCH

GEOTEXTILE FABRIC, TURN UP 12" AT SIDES SCALE: N.T.S.

PLANTING DETAILS OF ALL STAKES TO BE POT WITH HARDLINE DRAINAGE IN CONCRETE PAVING

L-6.1

FINISH GRADELINE FOR PLANTER IRRIGATION PER IRRIGATION PLANS

24" BOX SIZE TREE 14.11 (OR LARGER)

agency project number

SUMP QNTY. SUMP DEPTH

1x3 BRACE

date

hgw

age

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ROOTBALL WIDTH + 3"

NOTE: BRACES AND TOPS OF ALL STAKES TO BE LEVEL W/ EACH OTHER

EDGE OF PAVING, CURB, OR HEADER

PLAN VIEW OF POT LAYOUT WITH STAKING

HARDLINE DRAINAGE IN CONCRETE PAVING

TREE STAKING - TRIPLE

DISTANCE FROM EDGE IS EQUAL TO PLANT SPACING, UNLESS INDICATED OTHERWISE ON LEGEND

SCALE: 1"= 1'-0"

SCALE: N.T.S.

1, 5, OR 15 GALLON CONTAINER PLANT PLANT SO ROOT BALL IS 1"-2" ABOVE FINISH GRADE MULCH LAYER FORM 3" WATERING BASIN WITH BACKFILL SOIL MIX

SCARIFY SIDES OF PIT FERTILIZER TABLETS PER SPECIFICATIONS. INSTALL SO THEY DO NOT TOUCH ROOT BALL

POT, TYPE PER POT LEGEND

BREATHER TUBE WITH SUMP 15 GAL SIZE OR LARGER.

October 31, 2014

METAL EDGING

hgw project number

8 L-6.1

4 2X OUTSIDE BOX DIMENSION TO 15' HT. CONTINUOUS ABOVE DOORS, TYP.

PIT BACKFILL MIX

POTTING MIX PER SPECS

SORRENTO CANYON TECHNOLOGY CENTER

sheet description

3' DEEP 15 GALLON (1) 3" PIPE BE DEEP 24"NOTE: BOXALL GROUNDCOVERS (1) 4" PIPE ARE4'TO PLANTED AT EQUAL TRIANGULAR SPACING 4' DEEP 36" BOX (2) 4" PIPE UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED ON PLAN. 4' DEEP (2) 4" PIPE 48" BOX

WIRE GRID ON WALL PER CONSTRUCTION DWGS UP

2X OUTSIDE BOX DIMENSION

DECORATIVE ROCK MULCH PER PLANS

date

SUMP (BEYOND).

POT, TYPE PER POT LEGEND DECORATIVE GRAVEL MULCH PERMIX MULCH PLAN POTTING PER SPECS

TREE PLANTING

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SPACING

RED TRUMPET VINE

BERM AROUND CAT'S CLAW CREEPER WATERING BASIN TRACHELOSPERMUM JASMINOIDES STAR JASMINE

DESCRIPTION

PLANT TYPE3" AND SPACING SCALE: = 1'-0" PER LEGEND

2" LAYER OF 1/2" SIZE "BARKWOOD" GRAVEL MULCH

3" DIA. MIN. FACTORY INSTALLED

12"

24" BOX SIZE TREE (OR LARGER)

ROOT BALL

GEOTEXTILE FABRIC, TURN UP 12" AT SIDES

CAN FULL

AUTUMN MOOR GRASS

1x3 BRACE, TYP. OF (6), SECURE TO STAKES WITH (2) 2" GALV. DECK SCREWS AT EACH END. DRILL 1x3's

SCALE: N.T.S.

IRRIGATION LINE FOR PLANTER PER IRRIGATION PLANS

12"

18"

L-6.1

FINISH GRADE

HOLD BACK FIRST ROW OF PLANTS 18" FROM BACK OF CURB

METAL EDGING PER SPECS, INSTALL PER MANUFACTURER'S RECOMMENDATIONS

WIDTH

LITTLE REV FLAX LILY

MULCH LEVEL IN SHRUB AREAFLEXIBLE PVC RISER THROUGH SLEEVE PER FINISH GRADE PLANS AS SHOWN IRRIGATION

MANUFACTURER'S RECOMMENDATIONS REMARKS

SUMP DEPTH PER SCHEDULE

6" LESS 2"

DESCRIPTION

GROUNDCOVER OR SHRUB SYMBOL NOT SHOWN BENEATH TALLER PLANT OUTLINE FOR CLARITY PURPOSES ONLY. PLANT UP TO EDGE OF TALLER PLANTS ROOTBALL, TYP.

EQUAL TO ROOTBALL

SCALE: N.T.S.

C METAL H EDGING I PER T E

ALL TREES WITHIN 5 FEET OF OF HARDSCAPE OR CURBS BOTTOM SHALL RECEIVE ROOT PER PLANTBARRIERS PIT PLANT PIT GROUNDCOVER PLANTING EARTH BERM SPECIFICATIONS. SCALE: N.T.S. GEOTEXTILE DRAIN "SOCK" TRIPLE STAKE TREES, UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE. FINISH GRADE TOPDRESS ALL PLANTING AREAS WITH 2" OF SCARIFY SIDES PERFORATED DRAIN PIPE SET ROOTBALL 2" SHREDDED MULCH UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE. OF PIT SIZE AND QUANTITY PER SCHEDULE ABOVE FINISH GRADE REFER TO SPECIFICATIONS FOR MULCH TYPE. FERTILIZER TABLETS revision schedule 3/4" CRUSHED ROCK SUMP BACKFILL (NO ROCK IN PIPE) PLANTING BACKFILL MIX no. date description SUBGRADE PER SPECIFICATIONS ROOTBALL PLANTING KEYNOTES PULVERIZED NATIVE SOIL "TIE OFF" SOCK TO CLOSE END SYMBOL DESCRIPTION BELOW 12" DIA.18" FROM FINISHED GRADE GROUNDCOVER OR SHRUB SYMBOL NOT SHOWN 1 FOR CLARITY NATIVE SUBGRADE BENEATH TALLER PLANT OUTLINE BREATHER TUBE WITH SUMP PURPOSES ONLY. PLANT UP TO EDGE OF TALLER SCALE: N.T.S. PLANTS ROOTBALL, TYP. BREATHER TUBE WITH

REFER TO SPECIFICATIONS FOR MULCH TYPE.

NG KEYNOTES

HEIGHT

PLANT PIT SESLERIA AUTUMNALIS

METAL EDGING

TUBE WITHGRAVEL 2" LAYER OFBREATHER 1/2" SIZE "BARKWOOD" SUMP (BEYOND). MULCH 8

15 GAL SIZE OR LARGER.

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NATIVE SUBGRADE

VARIES, SEE MULCH PLAN

BREATHER TUBE WITH SUMP 8 hanna gabriel wells SPECS, INSTALL PER

PLANTING NOTES 2X CONTAINER SIZE DRAIN GRATE

ALL TREES WITHIN 5 FEET OF HARDSCAPE OR CURBS F PLANT PIT SHALL RECEIVE ROOT BARRIERS PER ETS PER SPECIFICATIONS. SPECIFICATIONS.

PULVERIZED NATIVE SOIL BELOW 18" FROM SCALE: N.T.S. FINISHED GRADE

" ABOVE FINISH GRADE

CH PLAN

NG NOTES

18"

DIANELLA 'LITTLE REV'

12" DIA.

EARTH BERM

WIDTH AS SPECIFIED ORBACKFILL 2 TIMES(NO ROCK IN PIPE) 3/4" CRUSHED ROCK SUMP FINISH GRADE ROOT BALL WIDTH MINIMUM. SCARIFY SIDES SUBGRADE2" SET ROOTBALL OF PIT ABOVE FINISH GRADE "TIE OFF" SOCK TO CLOSE END FERTILIZER TABLETS SCALE: N.T.S. PLANTING BACKFILL MIX PER SPECIFICATIONS ROOTBALL

- FINISH GRADE

FERTILIZER TABLETS PER SPECIFICATIONS. INSTALL 18" SO THEY - DO NOT TOUCH ROOT BALL

BREATHER TUBE / SHRUB SUMP AND SUCCULENT PLANTING CONTAINER 12" 12" BULBINE 'FRUTESCENS' BULBINE DRAIN, SEE DETAIL

18" O.C.

MACFADYENA UNGUIS-CATI

COMMON NAME

BOTANICAL NAME

18" O.C.

5 GAL.

12"

SLOPES TO GROUNDCOVER SUMP DRAINS REFER TO DETAILS ON SHEET L 4.1 FOR PLANTING AND ON CENTER SPACING.

3" DIA. MIN. FACTORY INSTALLED OPENING IN ALL POTS STAKED 3/4" DRAINAGE GRAVEL, 6"1LAYER 18" O.C. GAL. IN LARGE STAKED POTS, 3" LAYER IN SMALLER POTS

RED TRUMPET VINE

15 GAL.

SPACING

PERFORATED DRAIN PIPEPER - SPECIFICATIONS. FERTILIZER TABLETS SIZE AND QUANTITY PER SCHEDULE INSTALL SO THEY DO NOT TOUCH ROOT BALL

2x ROOT BALL

DECORATIVE GRAVEL MULCH PER MULCH PLAN

PIT BACKFILL MIX 2' -

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SCALE: N.T.S.

BREATHER TUBE WITH SUMP

2' LAYER 2 TRUNKS MINIMUM MULCH

SIZE IRRIGATIONSYMBOL LINE FOR PLANTER PER IRRIGATION PLANS

MULCH PER MULCH PLAN 15 GALLON DUCT TAPE HOLES 24" BOX BACKFILL MIX WITHIN 6" OF 36" BOX 2X CONTAINER FINISHED GRADE SIZE 48" BOX FINISH GRADE PLANT PIT GEOTEXTILE DRAIN "SOCK" SCARIFY SIDES OF PLANT PIT

VINE PLANTING

PLANT- SO ROOT - BALL IS 1"-2" ABOVE FINISH GRADE

BLUE GEM COAST ROSEMARY BOTTOM OF TREE PIT

TREE PLANTING - PLAN

FORM18" 3" WATERING BASIN WITH BACKFILL SOIL MIX

12"

GEOTEXTILE FABRIC, TURN UP 12" AT SIDES

PER PLANS

ROOT BALL

SCALE: N.T.S.

OVERALL HEIGHT

FURCRAEA 'MEDIOPICTA ALBA' HOLD BACK OF PLANTS 24"SPORT FROM BACK MULCH LEVEL AREAFIRST ROW MEDIOPICTA 6 IN SHRUB PENNISETUM MESSIACUMOF PAVING EDGE RED BUNNY TAILS GRASS FINISH GRADE PHORMIUM 'BLACK ADDER' BLACK NEW ZEALAND FLAX

POTTING MIX PER SPECS

FER TO DETAILS ON SHEET L 6.1 FOR VINE PLANTING AND STAKING. ROCK MULCH DECORATIVE

48"

4' TREEBACK HOLD BACK FIRST ROWCANDELABRA OF PLANTS 18" FROM 5 VARIES, SEE MULCH PLAN OF CURB FATSIA JAPONICA 'VARIEGATA' VARIEGATED JAPANESE ARALIA 18"

CAN FULLPOT, TYPE PER POT LEGEND GROUNDCOVER AND GRASSES

BOTTOM OF PLANT PIT

1, 5, OR CONTAINER PLANT 48"15 GALLON OVERALL HEIGHT

15 GAL.

5 GAL.

GEOTEXTILE FABRIC OVER SUMP (TYP.)

ROOT BALL

FINISHED GRADE PLANT SIZE SUMP QNTY. DEPTH BERMSUMP AROUND SET ROOT BALL 1" ABOVE FINISH GRADE WATERING BASIN 3' DEEP (1) 3" PIPE 4' DEEP (1) 4" PIPE 4' DEEP (2) 4" PIPE 4' DEEP (2) 4" PIPE

DRAIN GRATE

WOOD TREE STAKES

18"

48"

EUPHORBIA INGENS

2" LAYER OF 1/2" SIZE "BARKWOOD" GRAVEL W 5 GAL. WESTRINGIA 'BLUE GEM' CAN FULLMULCH

DI DIA AG M . D ETE IM R . O OF F RO BAS OT IN BA = LL

WIDTH

5 GAL.

REFER TO DETAILS ON SHEET L 4.1 FOR GROUNDCOVER PLANTING AND ON CENTER SPACING.

COMMON NAME

18"

48"

RE LATTICE; TRAIN NAME SIZE BOTANICAL ATTICE IN A 5 GAL. ANT DURINGDISTICTUS BUCCINATORIA

18"

CORDYLINE 'RED SENSATION' RED SENSATION STEEL HEADER PER PLANTING DETAILS CORDYLINE 3 CORDYLINE 'TORBAY DAZZLER' T.D. CORDYLINE WIRE GRID ON WALL PER CONSTRUCTION DWGS UP 4 DODENAEA 'PURPUREA' TO 15' HT. CONTINUOUSPURPLE-LEAFED HOP-BUSH ABOVE DOORS, TYP.

THROUGH SLEEVE PER IRRIGATION PLANS AS SHOWN

CAN FULL

WALL MURAL PER ARCH.B.B. DRAWINGS CARRISA M. 'BOXWOOD BEAUTY' NATAL PLUM 2

2' BLACK NEW ZEALAND FLAX "TIE OFF"3'SOCK TO CLOSE END

HEIGHT

5 GAL.

DWARF YEDDO MINOR

COMMON NAME

18"

48" HT.

SHRUBBING 12" DIA. YEW PINE

BOTANICAL NAME

CAN FULL

48" HT.

PHORMIUM 'BLACK ADDER'

SPACING

RHAPHIOLEPIS UMBELLATA 'MINOR'

SIZE

PODOCARPUS MACROPHYLLUS

TREE TRUNK

3' PLANNO BROKEN ARMS VIEW OF 3' STAKING NOLAYOUT BROKEN SCALE:ARMS N.T.S.

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TREE TRUNK

VINE, SECURE BRANCHES/STEMS TO WIRE LATTICE; TRAIN AND SECURE BRANCHES TO THE WIRE LATTICE IN A SPREADING PATTERN FROM BASE OF PLANT DURING EARTH BERM SCHEDULE: REQUIRED MAINTENANCE PERIOD.

ROOT BALL

1x3 BRACE

18"

5 GAL.

VER AND GRASSES

5 GAL.

HERCULES ALOE GROUNDCOVER OR SHRUB SYMBOL NOT SHOWN CYNTHIA ALOE BENEATH TALLER PLANT OUTLINEGIDDY FOR CLARITY TREE TRIPLE ONLY.STAKING PLANT UP TO-EDGE OF TALLER DIANELLA TAS 'VARIEGATA'PURPOSES VARIEGATED FLAX LILY PLANTS ROOTBALL, TYP. CALLISTEMON 'LITTLE JOHN' LITTLE JOHN BOTTLEBRUSH 1 ALOE 'CYNTHIA GIDDY'

18"

15 GAL.

GEM COAST ROSEMARY BREATHERBLUE TUBE WITH SUMP

CAPE ALOE

SYMBOL

LEVEL W/ EACH OTHER

ALOE 'HERCULES'

5 GAL.

DESCRIPTION VINE PLANTING

ALOE FEROX

5 GAL.

3/4" CRUSHED ROCK SUMP BACKFILL (NO ROCK IN PIPE)

PLANT PIT

PARKING GARAGE WALL

(3) TREE TIES PER TREE

WIDTH + 3" 2' 2' BLUE FLAME AGAVE WIDTH SPECIFIEDROOTBALL OR 2 TIMES NOTE: BRACES AND AS TOPS 2x ROOT BALL ROOT OF ALL STAKES TO BALL BE 2'WIDTH MINIMUM. 2' BLUE GLOW AGAVE

PLANTING KEYNOTES AGAVE 'BLUE GLOW'

3' DEEP 24" BOX 4' DEEP 4' DEEP 5' HT. 4' DEEP

(1) 3" PIPE (1) 4" PIPE (2) 4" PIPE (2) 4" PIPE

OVERALL HEIGHT

BOTANICAL NAME

AGAVE 'BLUE FLAME'

15 GAL.

OVERALL HEIGHT

15 GAL.

SIZE

15 GAL.

PERFORATED DRAIN2'PIPE - 2 TRUNKS MINIMUM 4' SIZE AND QUANTITY PER SCHEDULE

5 GAL.

PENNISETUM MESSIACUM

CAN FULL

15 GALLON 24" BOX 36" BOX 48" BOX

GEOTEXTILE DRAIN "SOCK"

24" BOX 5 GAL.

48"

PLANT PIT

5-6'

BOX SIZE TREE TOPDRESS ALL PLANTING AREAS WITH 24" 2" OF SCARIFY SIDES OF PLANT PIT (OR LARGER) REFER TO DETAILS ON SHEETUNLESS L 6.1 FORNOTED SHRUB OTHERWISE. PLANTING. SHREDDED MULCH REFER TO SPECIFICATIONS FOR MULCHWOOD TYPE.STAKES FERTILIZER TABLETS PER SPECIFICATIONS. WIDTH COMMON NAME HEIGHT REMARKS (3) PER TREEINSTALL SO THEY DO NOT TOUCH ROOT BALL

SHRUBS, HEDGES, AND ACCENT PLANTS NO BROKEN ARMS SYMBOL

18" HOLES 18" LITTLE JOHN BOTTLEBRUSHDUCT TAPE

5 GAL. 48" HT.

1x3 BRACE, TYP. OF (6),

DESCRIPTION

CERCIS C. 'FOREST PANSY'SHALL RECEIVE ROOT BARRIERS EASTERNPER REDBUD 10-12' SECURE TO STAKES WITH SPECIFICATIONS. (2) 2" GALV. DECK SCREWS FINISH GRADE EXISTING TREES TO REMAIN AT EACH END. DRILL 1x3's TRIPLE STAKE TREES, UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE.

36" BOX

REMARKS

15 GAL. 24" BOX

SCALE: 3" = 1'-0"

REFER TO DETAILS ON SHEET L 6.1 FOR SHRUB PLANTING.

BOTANICAL NAME

NUMBER

BREATHER TUBE / SUMP DRAIN, SCALE: 3" =SEE 1'-0"DETAIL

RM PORTFOLIO VER. NOV. 2020

SS WIRE GRID

PLANTING NOTES

ARBUTUS 'MARINA'

4'-6"

SIZE

METAL EDGING

DGES, AND ACCENT PLANTS

BOTANICAL NAME

METAL EDGING

7'-0"

9-11'

10-12'

STAKED

COMMON NAME PATTERN FROM BASE HEIGHT SPREAD REMARKS SPREADING OF PLANT DURINGCALIPER REQUIRED MAINTENANCE PERIOD. CUT OFF STAKES AS MADRONE 10-12' 5-6' NEEDED TO CLEAR SET ROOT BALL 1" ABOVE FINISH GRADE TREES ARE STANDARD FORM UNLESS NOTED BRANCHES AND BE PLATANUS RACEMOSA CALIFORNIA SYCAMORE 16-18' 9-11' OTHERWISE. UNIFORM INMULCH HEIGHT PER MULCH PLAN CERCIDIUM 'DESERT MUSEUM' D.M.PALO VERDE OR CURBS 9-11' 5-7' BACKFILL MIX ALL TREES WITHIN 5 FEET OF HARDSCAPE

SIZE

D.M.PALO VERDE

EASTERN REDBUD

STAKED

SYMBOL

CERCIDIUM 'DESERT MUSEUM' CERCIS C. 'FOREST PANSY'

STAKED

9-11'

36" BOX 36" BOX

SCALE: N.T.S.

SCHEDULE

16-18'

CAT'S CLAW CREEPER

LESS 2"SUMP DEPTH PER

CALIFORNIA SYCAMORE

MACFADYENA UNGUIS-CATI

EQUAL TO ROOTBALL

PLATANUS RACEMOSA

DISTICTUS BUCCINATORIA TRUMPET VINE SS WIRE GRID2X OUTSIDE BOXRED DIMENSION

5 GAL.

REFER TO SHEET L-6.1 FOR EXPANDED PLANT MATERIAL LEGEND. METAL EDGING PER TREE PLANTING PARKING GARAGE WALL 3' 5 GAL. TRACHELOSPERMUM JASMINOIDES STAR JASMINE SPECS, INSTALL PER ALL TREES ARE STANDARD FORM UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED. VINE, SECURE BRANCHES/STEMS TO WIRE LATTICE; TRAIN MANUFACTURER'S TREES REFER TO DETAILS ON SHEET L 6.1 FOR TREE PLANTING AND STAKING. AND SECURE BRANCHES TO THE WIRE LATTICE IN A RECOMMENDATIONS

12"

48" BOX

5 GAL.

PLANT MATERIAL LEGEND

REMARKS

4'-6"

5-6'

HEIGHT

7'-0"

CALIPER

10-12'

SUMP DEPTH PER SCHEDULE

SPREAD

MADRONE

12"

COMMON NAME

ARBUTUS 'MARINA'

7'-0"

SIZE

BOTANICAL NAME

36" BOX

DIA DIA G. M DIM .

FER TO DETAILS ON SHEET L 6.1 FOR TREE PLANTING AND STAKING.

CONTAINER SHRUB AND SUCCULENT PLANTING

8 L-6.1

SCALE: N.T.S.

NOTE: ALL GROUNDCOVERS ARE TO BE PLANTED AT EQUAL TRIANGULAR SPACING UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED ON PLAN.

GROUNDCOVER PLANTING

POT WITH HARDLINE DRAINAGE IN CONCRETE PAVING

SCALE: N.T.S.

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SCALE: 1"= 1'-0"

PART III PROFESSIONAL WORK

[7] BROOKLYN BROWNSTONE BACKYARD CLIENT: Andrew and Rosie Parietti PROJECT YEAR: 2020 STATUS: Complete PROJECT LOCATION: Fort Greene, New York PROJECT DESCRIPTION: The client approached me to design + build the backyard of their newly renovated brownstone in Fort Greene, New York. I decided to take on the project in the summer of 2020, after the 1st wave of the pandemic was slowly being subdued. This gave me the chance to spend the summer outside, doing what I love most, working with my hands in the sun. It was fascinating to see the work come together one day at a time, and to witness how small, thoughtful tweaks to the design during construction can add so much value to the space.

RM PORTFOLIO VER. NOV. 2020

PART IV TEMPORARY LANDSCAPES

[8] GLOSSIER POP-UP

PROJECT YEAR: 2019 STATUS: Complete PROJECT LOCATION: Seattle, WA

CLIENT: GLOSSIER

Studio Lily Kwong was asked to collaborate with the cosmetics company â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;Glossierâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; to design a pop-up shop in Seattle, WA that would display a new line of products the company was launching in Summer 2019. Located in the cityâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Capitol Hill neighborhood, the temporary groundlevel showspace occupies 1020 SF. The design features rolling mounds of moss with clusters of native grasses and perennials, drawing from the surrounding pacific northwest land ecologies. The structured mounds consist of ribbed plywood shapes covered in a wire mesh that can be punctured to set in plant containers. One of the big challenges of the project was ensuring the plants would thrive throughout the 45 day pop-up. The space needed several adjustments, such as water tight flooring (shown in red) under the mounds, as well as outfitting a full grow light system into the existing outlets. The contract called for an extensive maintenance package that included alternate day watering and pruning to keep everything looking lively and tidy.

PROJECT OBJECTIVE:

RM PORTFOLIO VER. NOV. 2020

PART IV TEMPORARY LANDSCAPES

[9] GLOBES

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CLIENT: TBD PROJECT YEAR: TBD STATUS: In Proposal PROJECT LOCATION: World Wide PROJECT DESCRIPTION: Studio Lily Kwongâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;Globesâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; is a public art initiative that explores the potential of activating space through experiential sculptural installations. The initiative invites artists and designers to propose their own unique version of a spherical structure to exhibit in their communities. The only guideline is that the structure itself has to be spherical in shape. The concept was inspired by â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;CowParadeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;, an international public art exhibit that provided fiberglass cow sculptures to be used as the canvas for local artists to paint their work on. These sculptures would then be donated or sold for charity after the exhibit was over. SLK wanted to kick off the international exhibit by proposing their own version of a â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;Globeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; to be installed at Pier 39 in San Fransisco, CA. This 20â&#x20AC;&#x2122; x 30â&#x20AC;&#x2122; structure would draw on Buckminster Fullerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Geodesic Domes. The structure would be fabricated in a steel frame painted â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;international orangeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; to loosely tie in contextually with the Golden Gate bridge. It would be faceted with red glass panels that would refract light in different ways during various parts of the day. The Dome would be nestled in large mounds featuring a native perennial mix that would bloom throughout the exhibit. Becuase the structure is designed to be flat-packed and deployed with ease, there is a vast opportunity to re-create this scene in various contexts, proving an afterlife for the structure to be used for temporary events after the innitial exhibit.

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PART V GRAPHIC WORK

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CARTOGRAPHY IN CENTRAL AMERICA CLIENT: RANCHO SANTANA RESORTS YEAR: 2017 LOCATION: POPOYO, NICARAGUA PROJECT DESCRIPTION: During my time working as a Landscape Designer for Rancho Santana, one of my assignments was to revamp their existing Property, Trail, and Real Estate Maps. This process started by surveying all the newly added trails, roads, and properties throughout the 2,700 acre Resort. I collaborated with marketing and real estate teams to develop branding language and a deliverables to offer to new guests and potential buyers. I developed a Pocket Trail Map that provides trail descriptions, difficulty ratings, and trail lengths. The map also featured a â&#x20AC;&#x153;Field Notesâ&#x20AC;? section, encouraging users to write down their experiences as they explore the multiple ecosystems throughout Rancho Santana.

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Community Center and Gym Center

Development Offices

Trail Time: 2 hours Elevation Change: 928â&#x20AC;&#x2122; Distance: 3.4 Miles This is the longest and most physically demanding trail this rugged coastline has to offer, perfect for those looking to get the lay of the land while getting a mean workout. At just shy of 1000 ft elevation change, youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll get to experience a diverse mixture of ecosystems from the lowland jungles to the highland vistas. Ruta a Los Perros is the backbone of our trail system, and will provide access to the rest of our trails such as Ruta Alta Vista. Donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t forget to reward yourself with a margarita and some worldclass fish tacos once youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ve made it to the Beach Club at Playa Los Perros.

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Vegetable and Fruit Orchard

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Stables Tennis Organic Farm

concierge@ranchosantana.com +505 8672-0303

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The Inn, Clubhouse, & LFYM

Yoga Platform

Trail Time: 1 Hour Elevation Change: 430â&#x20AC;&#x2122; Distance: 1.1 Miles

If youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re looking for a 1 mile loop that offers a plethora of ocean views and some challenging grade change then Ruta Alta Vista is the trail for you. As a Tributary Trail of Ruta a Los Perros, you can add another mile to your hike by taking this detour for some of the best views in Rancho Santana.

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Trail Time: 25 minutes Elevation Change: 45â&#x20AC;&#x2122; Distance: .8 Miles

Ruta Del Valle is a quick loop through some of Ranchoâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s dense jungle and is known for its inhabitance of our favorite rambunctios locals, the HOWLER MONKEY. Take the loop through the Valley and see if you can spot them in the Mango Trees!

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Yoga Platform Stables Beach Fun Limon La Tienda Organic Farm Solar Farm Woodshop(S.A.M.)

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The Poolhouse at Playa Rosada / La Boquita Los Perros Beach & Surf Club Playa Escondida Turtle Sanctuary House / Structure

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Trail Time: 1.5 hours Elevation Change: 613â&#x20AC;&#x2122; Distance: 1.9 Miles Ruta Las Lomas is the trail you take if youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re heading to Playa Duna. This trail consists of a lengthly traverse thatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s followed by challenging inclines. But this trail doesnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t fail to dissapoint! Youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll be rewarded at the peak with 360 degree views.

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Ruta a Los Perros ( 3.4 miles ) Ruta Alta Vista ( 1.1 miles ) Ruta Las Lomas ( 1.9 miles ) Ruta Del Valle ( .8 miles ) Ruta Del Caballos

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HORSEBACK RIDING RUTAS DEL CABALLOS We couldnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t consider ourselves a Ranch without having our own fleet of thoroughbreads! Our stables are home to eighteen beautiful central american horses that are all trained to saunter along our beaches and through our Circuit of Horseback Riding Trails. We offer a variety of trails for expert and beginner riders, as well as beach riding lessons. Donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t miss out on the opportunity to live your dreams of exploring the jungle on horseback.

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[ 11 ] FREEDOM GARDENS YEAR: 2020 - ONGOING LOCATION: WORLDWIDE www.freedom-gardens.com @freedom_ gardens

PROJECT DESCRIPTION: â&#x20AC;&#x153;Freedom Gardensâ&#x20AC;? is a community driven platform to inspire people to grow their own food. It aims to be a collective resource that shares tips, stories, and knowledge of farmers and homesteaders. The movement was inspired by the Victory Gardens movement during World War II when the governement encouraged civilians to plant home gardens in order to supplement their own food and boost moral. Similar to Victory Gardens, the Freedom Gardens movement was birthed during a global crisis as the coronavirus pandemic was wreaking havoc on our country. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s time to revive gardening as a civic duty during this moment of peril and crisis. To grow our own food is to protect ourselves from food insecurity and injustice, it is to live in freedom from a precarious and inequitable global food system.â&#x20AC;? -Studio Lily Kwong