Rnunez by Rogelio Núñez

Landscape Architecture Portfolio

Rogelio NuĂąez

940 E 3rd st Pomona CA, 91766 (909)753-8757 rogernunez67@gmail.com

Objective

Seeking an opportunity to utilize and further develop the skills I have obtained in my Landscape Architecture education.

Education

California State Polytechnic University, Pomona

Professional Experience

June 2016 - Sep 2016 TKD Landscape Architecture - Adjusted CAD base plans. - Helped set up planting lists for project sites. - Prepared design documents for shipping - Site visits, adjust CAD plans, document existing condition. - Clarical office tasks. - Nursery and hardware store visits for material inventory.

College of Environmental Design Bachelor of science, Landscape Architecture

June 2018

Associated Students Incorporated: Maintenance

2015-Present - Construction: simple patch work, framing, and sheetrock experience. Electrical: replace/ rewire ballasts. Plumbing: maintained public use restrooms (replace diaphragms and vacuum breakers). - Assisted manager in clerical duties such as schedule building operations, communicate between departments, and advocate for maintenance with contractors.

Michaelâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Arts & Crafts

2013-2015 - Assisted customers with product description and knowledge. - Coordinated between 4 employees during hard-pressed business hours. - Actively engaged with numerous customers.

American Red Cross

- Telerecruitment, called database to set up future donations. - On field nurse assistance. - On field donor catering, and check-in.

Relevant Skills

2010-2013

- Fluent in Spanish and English. - Knowledge with graphic programs (Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign), Adobe suite. - Knowledge with design programs (AutoCad, Rhinoceros, SketchUp, 123D Make). - Computer literate of Windows and Mac.

Table of Contents Santa Fe, New Mex Community Park Irwindaleâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Catch Basins Griffith Demonstration Gardens Schrage Residence Model Train Backyard Personal/ Outside Work

Camino Estructural Santa Fe, NM

Shade Structure

Planters/ Edible Garden

Center Courtyard

Retention Basin

Programmable Slabs

Circulation

Wanting to feature the possibilities of structure within the landscape, mounds, depressions, slices, and steps were implemented throughout this open community park. Being located in Santa Fe, New Mexico, numerous bioswales were used as pedestrian space as well to be able to create green spaces without the need of water.

Revitalizing Irwindale Irwindale, CA

This project was designed around the goal of revitalizing Irwindaleâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s community. Irwindale being a traveled/ passive city, there is a lack of green space with pervious materials. We took advantage of the numerous empty pits, which serve as flood control, and created usable space which accommodate all age groups within the city.

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Griffith Park Los Angeles, CA

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TREES SYMBOL

SCIENTIFIC NAME Jacaranda mimosifolia

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Acca sellowiana

Pineapple guava

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Pettingill apple

Apple

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Quercus agrifolia

Coast live oak

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Prunus persica

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Bloodtwig dogwood

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Pennisetum alopecuroides

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Jacaranda mimosifolia

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Coast live oak

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Peach

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Pacific Coast iris

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wildlife garden

Demonstration Gardens

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Panicum virgatum

Switch grass

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Polystichum munitum

Sword fern

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Lavendula stoechas

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Iris douglasiana

Pacific Coast iris

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Pride of madeira

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Echium candicans

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Pettingill apple

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Lady Fern

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Fountain grass

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Griffith Park

Roger California State Polytechnic University, Pomona Scale: 1” = 20’ Department of Landscape Architecture Green wall section showing screening as park of the demonstration gardens. Not specific to an area, but carried through the stretch of the street to act as screen and focal points.

Demonstration Gardens Planting Plan

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Schrage Residence

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FUEL MODIFICATION PLAN: Zones A, B and C are typically outwa the structure 20, 80 and 100 feet, respectively. - Zone A: Setback zone - Zone B: Irrigation Zone/ Transition zone - Zone C: Native Planting zone

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The Schrage’s were a very nice couple living in Los Angeles, Ca. They wanted to create a backyard space where they could host parties for their friends. They own a large model train which becomes the main attraction in the backyard, so the design was created with intend to keep the focus on the train and have open space for all their guests. Botanical Name

Eucalyptus torquata Arbutus marina

Erythrina humeana

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WUCOLS

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Spread

Coral Gum

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24" Box

Strawberry Tree

Low

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24" Box

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Natal Corral Tree

Citrus X sinensis

Orange Tree

Eriobotrya japonica

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Loquat Tree

Low

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Cercidium x 'Desert Museum' Desert Museum Palo Verde

Low

15' - 25'

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Agave attenuata 'Variegata'

Variegated Fox Tail Agave

Low

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Red Yucca

Low

3' - 5'

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Pygmy Date Palm

Low

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Sago Palm

Low

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Arbutus unedo

Strawberry Tree

Low

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Yucca rostrata

Beaked

Yucca

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Pink Trumpet Vine

Low

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French Lavender

Low

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Purple Prairie Clover

Low

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Creeping Thyme

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Silver Carpet

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Yarrow Mx

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Hesperaloe parviflora Phoenix roebelenii Cycas revoluta

Podranea ricasoliana Lavadula stoechas Dalea purpurea Thymus serpyllum Dymondia mergaretae Achillea millefolium

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Spreading

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Outside Work

2648 N. COMMONWEALTH AVE, LOS ANGELES, CA

PLANTING PLAN

SCHRAGE RESIDENCE

This is a collection of quick renderings done for an alumni. His clients sometimes ask for a render of his installation idea, and he asks me to photoshop the home so he could show the client what it may look like once finished.

Beverly Hills, CA

Huntington Beach, CA

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