Sabrina Pan Portfolio by Sabrina Pan

SABRINA PAN LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO MA UNIVERSITY OF SHEFFIELD

A B O U T I believe landscape architecture is all about connection, the connection with the people, connection with the places. Travelling and being outdoors are my passion. It gives me opportunities to broaden my horizons and to explore. I believe experiences overseas help me to be more creative with my projects.

E D U C A T I O N 2018 - 2020

University of Sheffield, UK Landscape Architecture (MA) Sep 2014 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Jun 2018

FU JEN Catholic University, Taiwan

Sabrina Pan T: 07542533098 E: sabrinapan1228@gmail.com Insta: @sabrinapan_design

Skills & Proficiencies

Photoshop Illustrator Indesign AutoCad SketchUp ArchGIS Lumion Model making Photography Hand drawing Internaional driving licenses

Major in Landscape Architecture (BA)

E X P E R I E N C E S 2018 - present

Freelance photograher Sep 2016 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Apr 2017

Arkifield Design, Ltd. Position: Intern

A W A R D S 2019 2020 2017

I N T E R E S T S

Winner - People in your life - Sheffield Photo Society competion Volunteering in Darnall Allotment 7nd Aesthetics of Taipei - Multidisciplinary Dialogues of Aesthetics: Critical Thinking toward Urban Aesthetics Civil Actions Outdoor Exhibition in Ximen, Taipei City for 3 days

H O B B Y Photography (Landscape, Portraits and Creative), Travelling, Outdoor activies, Hiking, Surfing, Dancing, Cooking

CONTENTS 01 02 03 04 05 06

LIVEABE HOLBECK Planning/Design, Visuals, Diagrams, Sections

BOX YARD Urban design, Models, Sketches, Group work

WATERFLOW - GREY TO GREEN Ecological design, Visuals

WILD PLAY - PONDEROSA Park design, Drawing

PRACTICAL WORK Planting design

PHOTOGRAPHY Travel

LIVEABLE HOLBECK

MODULE: MA2 SPECIAL PROJECT PLANNING/DESIGN LOCATION: HOLBECK, LEEDS

LiVEABLE HOLBECK

‘’Neighbourhood is a state of being in a relationship’’

to make a neighbourhood where living locally as possible vital that it’s easy access to work, medical and child care, learning entertainment and retails, ideally walking distance from dwelling. - Sim, D., (2019)

SITE - Holbeck is a post-industrial city, a distinctive area in Leeds which conserves many 1850’s historic buildings. It is easy to see the patterns and urban fabric from the industrial brick structures. Some examples of which can be seen in the case of Temple Mill, disused Holbeck Viaduct, and back-to-backs building. - It is located at south edged of the Leeds city centre, 15 minutes walk. However, there is a huge gap between health, income, employment, living environment. - Many regeneration plan focus on the the north and east, neglecting Holbeck which divided Holbeck into Old Holbeck and Urban Village - It is ranked overall deprivtion in the top 10 % in the UK and one of the highest recorded crime rates in the entire Leeds South Policing wards

VISION CONNECTIVITY

IDENTITY

-Connecting adjoining neighbourhood -Turn barrier to a seam -Promenade from city centre creating a organic routes -Walkable/ safe/ accessible -Green network -Decrease the gap from city centre

-Embrace the character of Holbeck -Pride for the localing, promoting using local facilities, enhancing the community centre -Honor the herritage assets,new perspective for industrial site -Activate viaduct,vibrant the district not only the spine

ANALYSIS

TURN IT AROUND

Landuse

SURVEY

ANALYSIS

TURN IT AROUND FACTS

OPPORTUNITES

- Strong identity of Holbeck, includes many herritage assets and non-designated historical assets - Rich history back ground

- Architectural significance/ landmark - Local pride

- Numerous of vancant plots of land and brownfields due to the decline of industry

- Opportunities to be developed and repurposed

- Viaduct is a barrier, resulting in not cohension of the north industrial area and the south residential area

- Actived space under the Viaduct to provide different facilities and services to assemble peoples

- Housing regeneration and neighbourhood plan can be potential to create connective neighbourhood

Circulation

FACTS

- Promenade from the city centre, introduce a new organic routes, inviting people to Holbeck as a downtown

- Viaduct, motorways, railways results in isolating Holbeck, like its an own bubble

- Turn barrier as a seam, activate the upper viaduct as a linear walkway, connecting the existing dicconnected facilities, also create different perspective of the site

- Pedestrian and cyclist routes are not connected well, disoriented

- Viaduct and others landmark can be a direction to let people be oriented

- Access are mainly underpass, unfriendly, not inviting

- Nodes of the viaduct can be a new access points for people

FACTS

Greenspace

OPPORTUNITES

- Location of Holbeck is realtively close to Leed City Centre

OPPORTUNITES

- Due to the viaduct, at a large scale, there is a huge gap between the north and the south

- Green belt in the industrial area and turn the barrier to a greenery walkway

- Fragmented green network, vacant green space

- Good qualities green space chosen by its local significance, recreational value, location can be llinkages and level up localsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; living environment - Viaduct can also be a green linear walkway

CORE ISSUSES CO LLECTIVE ANALYSIS UNSAFE

x ISOLATED

Industrial Residential Mixed use Local Greenspace

Herritage assests

Temple Works is one of the most

important heritage in North England. It is graded 1 listed. It once was the heart of the industrial revolution. The structure is vacant now, used for events or art space. The council is working in partnership to bring this back alive

Murray Memorial lies in the north of the churchyard. It is a memorial of Matthew Murray, the owner of Round Foundry.

Holbeck Industrial Mainly dominated by industrial buildings which are still in use. Some buildings have high significance of form and architectural detail of the 18th and 19th century development. People feel unsafe in here due to the red light district Managed Approach.

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Holbeck Viaduct

St Matthew's Community Centre

was part of the parish of Leeds. In 1980 it converted to a community centre. It is located at the centre of Holbeck, top of the Holbeck Moor.

CONCEPT

Holbeck Urban Village

Back-to-back Housing

The Kings Arms was a pub from the mid-19th century. Nowadays, it still remains its unique structure. It has lots of complicated decoration, with the style of stone-faced Baroque Revival.

Former Holbeck Public Library

DEPRIVED

SMALL NODES

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Most of the housing in this residential area are back-to-back, a type of housing dated back to 1890s to increase work for local facilities. According to Housing Regenertation (Policy H6), Housing Herritage should be improved

is now in business use

BIG NODES

Marshalls Mill

was six levels of the water-powered mill. It used water from Holbeck, created steam power to spindles for cottage industries. It once provided job opportunities for 2000 workers. Marshalls Mill was famous at that time

Bad access Nodes Transparent Lack of Green

Holbeck Urban Village has been developed with new housing, retails, and business, resulting south of the Holbeck left vacant, derelict buildings, needed to be regenrated.

PHASE1

PHASE2

PHASE3

DIVERSITY

(variety of land use to create connectivity)

PROXIMITY (people's relationship)

based on Kevn Lynchâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Theory (paths, edges, districts, nodes, landmarks)

BIG IDEAS

EMBRACE

(the identity of Holbeck)

EXPAND the district -

back-to-back housing regeneration integrate industrial site add facilities and services to each district develop vacant slot of land and brownfield linkages to each district

Turn barrier as a SEAM -

open up the nodes activate the arches of viaduct with mixed use purpose connection of north and south vibrant the the whole district of Holbeck

CONNECTION to city center - activate the upper of viaduct with linear walkway through out the Holbeck - oranganic routes of historical trail - continue the regenration from the city centre

PLANNING STRATEGY

LIVABLE HOLBECK 1. EXPAND Leeds Train Station

Precedents: Chimney Pots Housing Scheme, Salford Reference: Mason, P., Kearns, A. & Bond, L., 2011. Neighbourhood walking and regeneration in deprived communities. Health and Place, 17(3), pp.727–737.

Plan for Desigh Stage

Industrial Area - Honor the herritage, integrate the functions - Open instead of hiding the factories, to create a different perspective of this area in the purpose to make people feel safe - Keep most of the industrial area to balance the function of industrial land to protect lower the value commerical uses from competition with housing

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Industrial & Business

e ghlin i H eck Holb Recreation

Leisure & Business

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new routes

Housing & Retails

PRECEDENTS

Housing & Retails

Reference: Ferm, J. & Jones, E., 2016. Mixed-use 'regeneration' of employment land in the post-industrial city: challenges and realities in London. European Planning Studies, 24(10), pp.1913–1936.

Industrial & Business

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2. SEAM Propose Mixed use area - Open up and activate the underused archways to increase porosity across the viaduct - Add stores, café, some commercial units in the site to localise the expression, bringing vitality underneath the viaduct - More convenient access to facilities and minimised travel congestion - Socially diverse communities to provide opportunities for social interaction - Create vitality and street life - Support for small business and local facilities

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Leisure & Business

Recreation

Precedents: The Low Line, London Camden Market, London Reference: Sim, D., 2019. Soft city : building density for everyday life, Washington: IslandPress.

Sports/ Recreation

Chimney Pots Housing Scheme, Salford

Residential Area - Retain and increase the use of existing community facilities, such as grocery shops, retails, cafes and medical surgery - Make it more accessible and walkable - Back-to-back buildings housing regeneration Policy H6), adding to green, to improve health and well being

3. CONNECTION

Sports/ Recreation Housing Regeneration

Access to Viaduct Main Pedestrian Route Semi Pedestrian Route Proposed Residential Mix Residential Regeneration Mixed use Local Greenspace

Camden Market, London

Holbeck Highline - Activate the upper of the viaduct connecting from the Leeds trainstation providing a linear green walkway, park, pedestrian route, cycle path, events hub, viewing platform, coffee shop, social area and land mark - Create multiple access to the viaduct, emphasise the invitation and accessibility to people - Maintain the existing historical patterns and landmarks to make the site easier for people to be oriented Precedents: Promenade Plantee, Paris Camden Highline, London

Promenade Plantee, Paris

DESIGN DEVELOPMENT

lit

Open up arches

EMBRACE

Existing Nodes

DIVERSITY

PROXIMITY

Landuse

Exisitng

Proposed

- Non-designated heritage assets unused, the conditions are getting worse, needs management and repair - Vacant plots of land - North is industrial and south is residential, lack of retails, local facilities and commercial

- Honor the heritage, repurpose and extend the industrial structure - New building with different layers of uses - Active arches with mixed use to provides various service - Hubs

Industrial

Residential

Mixed use

Heritage Assets

Business

Buildings

Retails

Non-designated

Circulation

Exisitng

Proposed

- The disused viaduct connecting to Leeds Train Station - Railway, roads, viaduct isolate north and south areas - Accesses of the site arenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t welcoming - Pedestrian, cycling routes are not well connected - Disoriented

- Activating upper viaduct become a promenade from city centre - Streets to shared streets - Welcoming entrance, various access to upper viaduct - Open up the arches to create various routes from between north and south - More porosity more locality - Use heritage assets to let people oriented Heritage assets

Vehicles route

Pedestrian route

Cycling route

Heritage Assets

Vehicles route Shared street Nodes

Greenspace

Exisitng - Lack of green in industrial site, (Due to the motorway and railway, there is a huge gap in Holbeck) - There is some value local green space can be linkages and level up localsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; living environment, but not many people use it because of the paths

Proposed

Public

Enclosure

Greenspace Local greenspace Buildings

Greenspace Local greenspace

- Lots of high fences in industrial site can be a potential to create vertical green infrastructure, green facade, but still transparent, creating a frame for the factories, new perspective - Design recreation to encourage people to use local green space - Podium park for residents, enclosure area provides safety - Layering by horizontal and vertical ( upper viaduct, roof garden, high rise structure with green infrastructure - Boulevard

Green roof Layering green infrastructure Green facade

MASTERPLA

RESIDENTIAL EXPANSION

BB'SECTION

INDUSTRIAL EXPANSION

AA'SECTION

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BOX YARD WORK YARD, PLAY YARD

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BOX YARD

MODULE: MA2 URBAN DESIGN PROJECT LOCATION: KELHAM ISLAND, SHEFFIELD GROUP WORK

the characters abdul kalam

their locations

relations

richard edwards

rudy kalam

aerin wright

relations nois ey

City Tower, 1 Watery Str, S3

Apt 17, Cornish Place, S6 3AF

Chef, Cutlery works

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Forklift Operator, Westpack

Its Complicated

N/A

“I am a hardworking chef who is keen on starting my own restuarant. I also want to make my son’s life better and would like to spend more time with him.”

Sports, exploring, reading comics and eating snacks

“Hi! I am Rudy and I like swimming and playing football. I like being outside and exploring things but dad says I have to be careful because of the cars.”

Single

Dating

Working, reading the newspaper, taking a stroll

“I look forward to retiring in 3 years. I feel lonely because I don’t like my neighbours and I find it hard to connect with other peo- fast ple.”

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Life drawing, community volunteering, browsing markets,

“I’m quite a creative and free spirited person. One day I’d like to open my own creative studio. I love slow stop the unique Kelham Island vibe. My ideal weekend is spent with friends in a cosy cafe and walking along the river.”

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Yoga instructors, R1SE YOGA

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Watching football after work, drinking, playing with Rudy

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Character routines

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21.01.2009 (10)

28.03.1957 (62)

18.08.1987 (32)

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The strategy is divided into three phases for a sensitive transition from an area dominated by the light industry of West Pack to a place for shops, small creatives, eateries, and bars, whilst also allowing the West Pack box factory to continue operation.

Time Spent on site

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A key move in the strategy is to punch through the retaining wall and open up a new walkway to the river.

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Furthermore establishing a node at the crossroad outside the square, by pinching the road in and adding corner shops, is crucial to invite people into the new event space from the street. To create a more interesting walking experience existing blank facades belonging to the box factory are made transparent.

Time Spent on site TYPICAL weekend 09:00

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Aerin Abdul Richard

Identified Active Node

Rudy

Phasing

“I feel like the river is everyon’es to enjoy. The river bank near work is my favourite place to take a break and chill. Rudy loves it too; he always tries to spot the fish.”

“I’m always exploring and playing on the way to school. I don’t understand why dad tells me off when i run through cool buildings and look at the big lorries and trucks. Feeding the ducks and looking for

1 “I like to sit in peace by the river on my break. I’ve worked at the box factory for so many years now its become a home from home.”

“My grumpy neighbour works at the box factory as i sometimes see him driving a forklift on the way to work. Some of my friends live in the flats over the bridge. I love to go to the bakery and peddler market

“I would like a place to set up my own resturaunt” “I’d like a quiet place to sit on my break”

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“Child care is so expensive in the holiday, i need a place for Rudy to play where i can keep an eye on him at work”

“I wish there were more events aimed at people my age”

“Walking to work with all the cars is stressful, especially with Rudy”

“I want to work at West Pack until retirement”

“I like to feed the ducks and see the fishes”

“I can’t buy cigarettes or the paper anywhere”

“I love to read Dad’s old comics”

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“I love to walk by the river”

“theRE should be more space for yoga, art and craft”

“Climbing is so fun but Dad always tells me off”

“I love a cosy coffee with friends”

“I always get in trouble for exploring”

“wish there was a close place to buy groceries”

“I love watching the forklift and the big lorries”

“I love the unique Kelham Island vibe”

Design Interventions The Street

Play Swales for Rudy Windows for Rudy to look at forklifts

Food Market for Abdul’s resturaunt Car Free for Abdul’s Commute

Convinence store on corner (Richard and Aerin)

The Square Abdul’s Resturaunt. Seating can spill into the square

sponsored event: feeding the homeless

weekday work & play

tramlines music festival fringe event

outdoor gallery

The workshop creating a flexible yard

the River

One product of The Workshop is a ‘Kit of Parts’ consisting of (but not limited to) moveable seating, planters, seater-planters and play equipment. The Kit of Parts is made up of local recycled materials such as unwanted wooden palettes from the box factory; inkeeping with Aerin’s passion for maintaining the Kelham Island character and craft.

The Workshop (Aerin’s Creative Studio)

Flexible Event Space

kit of parts: programming

characters needs

River Access for Rudy to feed the ducks

River Walk for Aerin

To make the Kit of Parts work, The Builder Artist (Aerin) will establish a working relationship with the box factory workers, such as Richard, who can move the furniture using the factory forklift. The Builder Artist is also responsible for organising when and where the kit is moved based on seasonality, time of day or unique cultural events. The Kit of Parts can be arranged to alter ‘the edge themes’ and optimise the socio-spatial arrangement (see below).

exploring the edge themes

precedents

Altringham, Manchester by Planit-IE

Skip Garden, London

Vision: ‘To make Altringham a more attractive place to live’

Vision: ‘Connects people of all ages to nature in the middle of the city’

Design moves: Add Canopy / Add front to back / Independent stores / remove vehicles / built on existing historic assets

Design moves: A portable garden that moves to different locations when Land is sold and built on.

Granary Square, London by Townsend Landscape Architects Vision: ‘Open up the King’s Cross Development to the canal with a series of active public spaces Design moves: Sloped and stepped access points/ a flexible programable space

The Square

the River

process and development

CLOSED

the River The river is accessible and celebrated for the whole box yard co-working community. Richard can easily find a quiet space at the waters edge on his break. The new riverwalk is appropriated by the new workshop cafe. Chairs are placed outside for Aerin to have her cosy coffee. The West Pack industry is visible so Rudy can look in and see the cool forklift trucks. Richard can see the river when on his shift. The terraced river bank leads down to small platforms for Rudy to jump between and feed the ducks on the vegetated bank.

the square The square offers a sheltered microclimate for Abdulâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s customers to sit out on the deck and dine alfresco. Activity in The Workshop can be observed through the generously sized foldable windows (Gehl, 2010). The moveable planters and furniture built by the workshop and organised by the Builder Artist (Aerin) offer intricate pockets for staying and therefore more places for Richard to sit on his break. They also permit a flexible space capable of hosting a series of programmed events for the whole community.

The Street

component 3

process and development

abdulâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s the micro-environment 1:20 model

social optimisation

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m 3.75 m 3.75

The street Swales with stepping stones demarcate the pedestrian and traffic zones whilst making Rudyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s walk to school fun and safe. Corner shops at the crossroad activate this node, inviting people into the square, and provide a place for Aerin and Richard to buy groceries and cigarettes respectively. The Street at the weekend is taken over by moveable furniture and planters to expand the indoor outdoor interface when the West Pack vehicles are dormant. Pinching the road in at the corner gives more room for the corner shops to appropriate the pavement and makes it easier for Abdul to cross safely with Rudy (Sims, 2019).

key locality extent laterality An optimum dimension for spatial expansion of around 3.75m has been applied where appropriate to encourage mutual acknowlegdement and exchange between our characters and the wider box yard co-working community (Thwaites et al. 2013). Moveable furniture and planters allow optimisation of the edge for different events and seasons.

territorial qualities (Sim, 2019)

the workshop Section A0 - A1

Private

Public

Semi - Public

Private

Semi - Public

Public

abdulâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Section B0 - B1

Public

Semi Public

Semi Private

Private

the yard Section C0 - C1

Private

Semi Private

Public

Semi Private

Public

Private

Semi - Public

at least we’re dry under here LOOK THE PLANTS ARE SO HAPPY TODAY!

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abdulsrestaurant_sheffield My sons class are helping tend to my herb garden today #organic #greenfingers #boxyard #outdoorclassroom #workyard #playyard

aerin_21 Check out the new Box Yard climbing wall! As always this Workshop product is made completely of reclaimed materials. #ecowall #boxyard #theworkshop

aerin_21 awwwww so sweet <3333 Add a comment...

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public feedback #boxyard

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TODAY WE’RE MAKING BIRD HOUSES! DOES ANYONE KNOW WHAT THESE ARE FOR?

WHERE DO YOU WANT THESE AERIN? might get the lads down to the next event

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Deandra_93 Summer stroll along the Don now off to dine at Abdul’s #boxyard #chill

Charliexx Eliza is at the boxyard making birdhouses today. So cute! #craft #kelham

benfaulkner87 nice! You going to the Back Yard Cinema there on friday!?

Emma Can she make me one please!? I’ll have to take Daniel there!

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THE BOX YARD EFFECT aerin_21

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Did you hear there’s plans for a new food market by The workshop?

ONE CHICKEN SCHWARMA WRAP COMING UP!

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rudy_thereindeer Check out my dad’s restaurant!!! :D #yummyfood #Abduls’

“I LOVE STARTING THE DAY WITH YOGA ON THE RIVER TERRACE. ABDUL’S ASKED ME TO CREATE A SHELTER FOR THE BAR. RICHARD’S AGREED TO GIVE OLD MATERIALS FROM THE WAREHOUSE. WE’RE BEGGINNING CONTRSTRUCTION TODAY, CAN’T WAIT FOR THE OUTPUT!”

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aerin_21 Come on down to Abduls we just finished building his outdoor furniture all from upcycled local materials! #theworkshop #craft #kelham #sustainableliving

“THAT ABDUL FELLA IS ALRIGHT, HE ALWAYS GIVES ME A COFFEE WHEN I HELP MOVE THE YARD FURNITURE READY FOR THE WEEKEND. ITS NO BOTHER TO ME, TAKES 2 SECONDS WITH THE FORKLIFT. WE’RE GRABBING A BEER NEXT WEEK AND WATCHING THE FOOTBALL.”

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“YESTERDAY DAD ASKED IF AERIN CAN BE MY NEW MUMMY. SHE’S REALLY GOOD AT MAKING THINGS AND COMING UP WITH FUN THINGS TO DO SO I SAID ITS OK! SHE SAID TOY STORY IS PLAYING ON THE OUTDOOR SCREEN NEXT WEEK!”

“IT’S GREAT RUDY CAN PLAY SAFELY AROUND THE YARD WHILST I WORK. HE’S REALLY INTO WATERING THE HERB GARDEN FOR THE RESTUARANT. HOPEFULLY ONE DAY HE’LL TAKE OVER THE BUSINESS!”

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05 RIVERDON WATERFLOW

River Space - Parrellel access to get closer - Balconies increase visibility of the river

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Balconies

Ramp

Vegetated Bioswale & Path

Pedestrian & Cyclist Path

WATERFLOW - GREY TO GREEN PHASE 2

MODULE: MA1 ECOLOGICAL DESIGN AND MANAGEMENT LOCATION: SHEFFIELD

02 WATERFLOW DESIGN CONCEPT

02 DESIGN CONCEPT WATERFLOW

CONCEPT WATERFLOW

GREEN INFRASTRUCURE

Main concept: WATERFLOW

Runnig through the whole site like waterflow, not only the water system, routine, green infrastructure, but also the experience

WATERFLOW ROUTE

CONNECT BLUE & GREEN

Pedestrians and cyclists move through like waterflow with different experience.

Connect two green areas and blue spaces by using green infrastructure

Detention

MAKE WATER CHAIN VISIBLE Make water and the process of water visible, let people know the direction how water runs

Infiltration

Filtration

Run-off water is only stored temporaliy, and then release

Where run-off water stored for infiltration or evaporation

Prevent run-off surface, by using permeable material

Through raingarden chain, can control the quality of water

Elements: Green roof Stromwater planters Bioswales Constructed Wetland

Elements: Green roof Green facades Stromwater planters Porous pavement Rain gardens Bioswales Constructed Wetland

Elements: Green roof Stromwater planters Porous pavement Rain gardens

Elements: Stromwater planters Rain gardens Bioswales Constructed Wetland

WATERFLOW

Retention

03 DESIGN SCHEME

03 DESIGN SCHEME DESIGN SCHEME GREEN SYSTEM

WATER & DRAINAGE

‧Connect the two river ‧Use different elements of biorentention to increase wildlife value, reduce energy and pollution ‧Reduce the maintainance of the vegetation Vegetated Bioswales Green Facades Create amenity and Gullies habitiats Shallow channel set Rain garden within pavement

‧Make water and the stromwater process visible ‧Link to the chain of biorention ‧Collecting water in the rain gardens and wetland by previous page stromwaterchain ‧Create more chances to make stormwater run through the route of interception, infiltration, evaporation, transpiration ‧Control the quality of water

Collecting the water from bioswale. Eliminating run-off through promtoing infiltration. Pollutant absorption

Filter Strip Mounds

Green Roof

Reduce the amount of water run-off

Stormwater Planters

Shed water. Filled with crushed limestone to trap sediment and pollutants, reduce total run-off

Water run thorough infitration, evaporation, transpiration and storage. Also can remove pollutant

Green Roofs Green Facades Stromwater planters

Constructed Wetland

Retention pond, final resting place for run-off water

Rain Gardens/ Infiltration Strips

Drainage Direction

Vegetated Bioswale

Interception

Constructed Wetland

Detention

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MASTERPLAN

CASTLEGATE

05 CASTLE GATE WATERFLOW

Vegetated bioswale design - Different size of concrete create a path for crossing through. - Small concrete shows how the stromwater runs.

River Don

Infiltration Strips

Path& Seats

Vegetated Pedestrian& Bioswale Cycle Path Buildings

AA’SECTION SCALE:1/100

05 CASTLE GATE WATERFLOW

• Vegetated bioswale runs through in the middle of the site, people can cross through by small concrete path. • Terrace seating to decrease the pressure of the wall and increase the visibility of the Weston Union Buildings. • Different levels of strom water planters capture water from green roof and green facades, convey the storm water to bioswale. Green Roof • Permeable pathway with small channel beside.

Green Roof

Green Facdes Strom Planters Bioswale

Green Facades

Permeable Pavement

Terrace Seating

Biorention

Terrace Seating Detail - Make water visible, from high to low

Permeable Pavement

Pedestrian Vegetated Path Bioswale

Vegetated Bioswale Terrace Stormwater Planters

Path

Terrace Seating

Strom Planters

Castlegate Wall

BB’SECTION SCALE:1/200

Sheffield Metropolitan Hotel

EXCHANGE SQUARE, PARK SQUARE EDGE

DESIGN PROPOSALS

48.7

7 3

Alexandra House

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51.7

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Yorkshire Artspace Exchange Place Studios

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KEY

EXCHANGE SQUARE

05 EXCHANGE SQUARE WATERFLOW

Green Roof Stormwater Planter Vegetated Bioswale Rain Gardens Constructed Wetland Art Square Street side Swale

8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13.

Canal Basin Square Infiltration Strips Filter Strips Social Platform Wetland Platform Mounds

Green Roof Mysterious Path

Stormwater Planters

Strom Planters

Prospect& Refuges Platform

Permeable Pavement 6

EXCHANG

50.4

BASIN

E STREET

CANAL

Filter Strips Mounds

Filter Strips Mounds - control quality of stromwater, trap pollutant - with grass filter strip, limestones filter trench , and mixed planting

50.6

StromPedestrian water &Cyclist Buildings Path Planters Platform Path

51.2

Rain Garden

Pedestrian &Cyclist Path Platform Path

Filter Strips Mounds

DD’SECTION SCALE:1/200

05 EXCHANGE SQUARE WATERFLOW

Bridge’s direction right into Canal Basin and Canal Basin square. People can see Canal Basin between two mounds which giving direction and enhance the local character.

• Rain garden and constructed wetland are designed in here,where the lowest point of the site. It also includes paths to get closer and explore • Filter strips mounds not only do filtration but also block the modern patterns, pollution, creating coherence • Acording to the surrounding, there are different gather platforms Green Roof Green Roof • Permeable pathway with small channel beside.

Rain Gardens Gathering Platform

Prospect&Refuges Spaces

Constructed Wetland

Water edges design - Filled with wood logs and stones to increase habitats

Pedestrian &Cyclist Path

Permeable Pavement

Stromwater Planters & Path

Exploration Path

Emergents

Submerged Aquatics Emergents

Path

Canal Basin Square

EE’SECTION SCALE:1/100

Filter Strips Mounds

WILD PLAY - PONDEROSA

MODULE: MA1 NATURE, DESIGN AND PEOPLE LOCATION: PONDEROSA PARK SHEFFIELD

SCALE 1:50@A2 Total 100m2 (10mx10m)

Botanical name

Ceanothus 'Autumnal Blue'

MIX C

10 Calamagrostis × acutiflora 'Karl Foerster'

MIX B

MIX A

MIX C

Bulb mix

10 Deschampsia cespitosa 'Goldtau'

PATH

327 Allium sphaerocephalon

Bulb mix 28 Stipa tenuissima

31 Sanguisorba 'Tanna'

22 Dianthus carthusianorum

10%

15%

20%

Cardamine pratensis

15%

Primula denticulata

20%

Caltha palustris

20%

Total

100%

TREE Betula utilis var. jacquemontii SHRUB Ceanothus 'Autumnal Blue' PERENNIAL Lythrum salicaria 'Blush' Achillea ptarmica 'The Pearl' (clonal) Filipendula ulmaria Cardamine pratensis

Mix B (8.3m2), Plan randomly at approx. 9 plants /m2 Planting mix

Total number of plants required

30%

20%

Pimpinella major 'Rosea

30%

Total

100%

As per planting plan

Echinops ritro 'Veitch's Blue' Agastache 'Blue Fortune' Veronicastrum 'Adoration' Thalictrum aquilegiifolium Pennisetum setaceum 'Rubrum' Verbena bonariensis

Botanical name

Planting mix

Echinops ritro 'Veitch's Blue' Agastache 'Blue Fortune' Veronicastrum 'Adoration' Thalictrum aquilegiifolium

Total number of plants required

20%

Pimpinella major 'Rosea Lythrum virgatum 'Dropmore Purple Salvia spp.

20%

40%

Sanguisorba 'Tanna'

100%

126

Dianthus carthusianorum 2

Bulb mix (26.09m ), Plan randomly at approx. 30 plants /m Botanical name

The planting plan is mainly to accomplish the concept of waterflow. The drifts, mixs, and chain structure create pedestrian to discover different experience, sense of walking throug h the site like a waterflow.

Caltha palustris

Mix C (17.94m2), Plan randomly at approx. 7 plants /m2

Calamagrostis × acutiflora 'Karl Foerster' to continue the grass chain structure to Grey to Green phase 2

As per planting plan

Primula denticulata

Total

Total number of plants required

Lythrum salicaria 'Blush' Achillea ptarmica 'The Pearl' (clonal) Filipendula ulmaria

535 Camassia leichtlinii subsp. suksdorfii Echinacea purpurea 'Rubinstern' Pennisetum setaceum 'Rubrum' 20 Salvia spp. Verbena bonariensis

25 Lythrum virgatum 'Dropmore Purple

SCALE 1:50@A2 Viewing August

Planting mix

Botanical name

13 Pennisetum villosum

Density(no. Total no. Size for Supplier required purchase per m2)

Botanical name

627 Allium sphaerocephalon

Betula utilis var. jacquemontii

Plant Table

Mix A(6.8m2), Plan randomly at approx. 9 plants /m2

Planting mix

Total number of plants required

GRASS Echinacea purpurea 'Rubinstern' Pennisetum villosum

Allium nigrum

40%

313

Stipa tenuissima

Allium hollandicum 'Purple Sensation'

60%

469

Total

100%

782

Deschampsia cespitosa 'Goldtau' Calamagrostis × acutiflora'Karl Foerster' BULB Allium sphaerocephalon Camassia leichtlinii subsp. suksdorfii Allium nigrum

Salvia spp. in drift to provide the vision of blue river, highlighting the sense of River Don and underground River Sheaf

20-25cm

Hilier Trees

2 litre pot Crocus

Crocus

8 cm pot

2 litre pot Crocus

500seeds Crocus

250seeds Crocus

9 cm pot

Crocus

1 litre pot

Crocus

2 litre pot

Crocus

2 litre pot

Crocus

9 cm pot

Crocus

9 cm pot

Crocus

2 litre pot

Crocus

2 litre pot

Crocus

2 litre pot

Crocus

2 litre pot

Crocus

2 litre pot

Crocus

2 litre pot

Crocus

2 litre pot

Crocus

2 litre pot

Crocus

2 litre pot

Crocus

2 litre pot

Crocus

2 litre pot

Crocus

2 litre pot

Crocus

627

Bulb

Crocus

535

Bulb

Crocus

313

Bulb

Crocus

469

Bulb

Crocus

Key:

A’

Allium hollandicum 'Purple Sensation'

A’

Student

White flower clusters of Thalictrum aquilegiifoliumappear in August, held on upright stems above grey-green, fern-like foliage.The blooms provide an excellent contrast to the combination of Echinops ritro 'Veitch's Blue' and Agastache 'Blue Fortune'. This area attracts insects.

Drifts of Stipa tenuissima, Sanguisorba 'Tanna' and Dianthus carthusianorum are planted along the sidewalk to create different vision and angle of the planting when strolling through the site.

Hung-Hsuan, Pan (Sabrina Pan)

Scale

1 :50

Paper Size

Date

Jan/2019

Project

Waterflow-Grey to Green Phase2

Title

Planting Plan

Sheet

01/02

PRACTICAL WORK - PLANTING DESIGN

MODULE: MA1 NATURE, DESIGN AND PEOPLE LOCATION: GREY TO GREEN, SHEFFIELD

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