Samuel Sinn Landscape Architecture Portfolio by Samuel Sinn

SAMUEL SINN PORTFOLIO

Landscape Architecture 1

CONTENTS

LEEDS BECKETT UNIVERSITY 1

PETERBOROUGH GREEN CITY CORRIDOR

HULL - FRUIT MARKET URBAN VILLAGE

KIRKSTALL ISLAND VILLAGE

CONISTON FOREST - PLANTING PLAN

YORKSHIRE BIG ART - LVIA

GROUNDWORK LEEDS 9

WHITEHALL RIVERSIDE POCKET PARK

KNOSTROP QUAY WETLAND

SELBY ABBEY CofE OUTDOOR CLASSROOM

GLEDHOW VALLEY LAKE

R O OT 3 ASS O C I AT E S 1

ASSISTED LIVING/CARE HOMES

RESIDENTIAL

TADCASTER HIGH ST POCKET PARK

S A M U E LC VS/ RIEN N SUME SUMMARY

I am an open-minded individual with a professional attitude and a positive outlook. I believe in the need to create sustainable places that will benefit both present and future generations, by designing inclusive, innovative and holisitic landscapes. I enjoy taking inspiration from the landscape and responding the the local character of areas to design and create dynamic new spaces that can be enjoyed by people and benefit the places that we live, work and play. Through studying a geography degree I have learnt about many of the issues that our planet faces, I believe landscape architecture is one of the ways in which we can help to resolve these issues and I am excited to be part of a profession that is growing in importance and recognition. I am a dedicated person, with an eagerness to learn and gain experience and also an excellent team-worker, and enjoy working with others to share ideas, knowledge and information to produce the best results. 10 Beechwood Street Leeds West Yorkshire LS4 2LX Mob: 07809720312 Samuel.Sinn93@gmail.com

KEY SKILLS

- Adobe Suite •Photoshop •Illustrator •InDesign

- AutoCad - ArcGis

- LVIA

- SketchUp

- Photography

- Sketching

- Vectorworks

- Microsoft Office •Word •Excel •Powerpoint

OTHER - Clean Driving License - Student Member Landscape Institute - Bsc (Hons) Geography - MA Landscape Architecture EDUCATION Leeds Beckett University MA Landscape Architecture September 2016 - June 2018 Nottingham Trent University Bsc Geography September 2011 - June 2014 Sawtry Community College A Levels & GCSEs 2007 - 2011

WORK EXPERIENCE Assistant Landscape Architect - Root-3 Associates August 2017 – Present

Working at a practice based near York, providing landscape and ecology services to well known clients within the UK, primarily working on projects within the residential, care and commercial sector. I have been able to get hands on experience within many different areas of the landscape profession. Duties included, producing detailed planting plans and schedules, masterplans and GA drawings, high quality graphics and visuals. Also attending site visits and interacting with clients, undertaking tree surveys, and creating landscape management/ecology reports. Volunteer Landscape Architect - Groundwork NEWY April 2017 – August 2017

Gaining valuable experience working alongside chartered landscape architects on a number of different projects at various stages. I provided design, technical and graphic support within a busy landscape design team. My experience helped me to gain vital working knowledge of Landscape Architecture within a well-established practice, and the working relationship between architects, contractors and clients. During my time, I gained experience in the preparation of site masterplans, project material, sections and visualisations as well as editing technical plans using Autocad. Study Administrator - Envigo + February 2015 - August 2016

Worked as a member of a management team for a contract research organisation. My roles and responsibilities included assisting in the management of studies, creating invoices for financing, being a point of contact for clients, attending conference calls & recording minutes, analysing/ interpreting data and writing reports.

STRATEGIC PLAN

My major design project for my Masters degree was focused in the city of Peterborough, Cambridgeshire. The module involved producing a feasibility, design and access and technical document. My proposal is to link existing green spaces within the city of Peterborough to create a continuous green corridor right through the heart of the city centre. This focused on an area within the site, known as the ‘Missing Link’ where I have proposed a new urban park and redevelopment of new and existing buildings, that gives a new lease of life to a previously underused area of the city centre, and helps the city achieve its aims of becoming the ‘UKs Environmental Capital’.

DESIGN DEVELOPMENT

‘Northminster’ Missing Link

The first task was to analyse the existing conditions within Peterborough, such as traffic and pedestrian movement, existing green space and infrastructure and the character and condition of the different areas within the city. Peterborough is a city with a lot of green space, however much of this is underused and in poor condition, with poor connections to the city centre and weak integration with the busy shopping streets. My strategy aimed to connect these green spaces and introduce clearer, and improved access into them, also introducing a coherency in materials and design that would help improve character by making these spaces feel more integrated and linked.

CREATE CONTINUOUS CYCLE LINKS FROM RESIDENTIAL AREAS INTO CITY CENTRE

OPPORTUNITIES WITHIN THE SITE INTEGRATE EXISTING GREEN SPACE INTO THE CITY CENTRE

The techical aspect of the project resolved around a new pedestrian area within my proposed park. Design details included a new pedestrian shopping street, raised planting beds and rain gardens within a new woodland ornamental garden, and furniture desigining and detailing.

REPLACE CAR PARKS AND CHANGE LAND USE

INTRODUCE BUILDINGS THAT CONTRIBUTE TO CITY CENTRE

CREATE PEDESTRIAN FRIENDLY CONNECTIONS BETWEEN SPACES

Leeds Beckett University - Major Design

PETERBOROUGH GREEN CITY CORRIDOR 1

Peterborough • UK

EXTEND PEDESTRIAN ZONE FROM CITY CENTRE NORTH ALONG BROADWAY STREET

REPLACE OLD AND DERELICT BUILDINGS

CREATE NEW DESTINATIONS AND HIERACHY OF SPACES

ENHANCE EXISTING POS GREEN ROOFTOPS TO REPLACE CAR PARKING

CREATE GREEN CORRIDOR TO LINK EXISTING GREEN SPACES OF PARK AND CATHEDRAL

LIMIT VEHICLE ACCESS INTO ARE

Sometimes called â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;The Gateway to The Fensâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; the design of the park takes inspiration from the low lying agricultural lands to the east of the city. The footpaths and routes around park create a network of spaces, including large grassy recreational areas, wildflower meadows and allotment gardens. These are framed by both new and existing buildings, new buildings include a Market and food hall, to replace the previously dilapidated market on the site. As well as a refurbished arts and exhibition centre previously a derelict abandoned courthouse, and finally new mixed use developments of shops, apartments and offices, to meet the ever growing demand of this rapidly growing city.

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INSPIRATION FOR THE PARK - THE FENS

1- Adventure playground 2 - Events space 3 - Indoor Market/Food Court 4 - Mixed Development: Bars, Restaurant, Offices etc. 5 - Restored building: Arts/Exhibition Centre 6 - Green rooftops 7 - Ornamental gardens 8 - Recreational lawns 9 - Shared surface street 10 - Outdoor gym exercise station 11 - Allotment gardens 12 - Cycle/Parking station 13 - Pedestrian street 14 - Wildflower gardens and Earth mounds 15 - Multi Use Games Arena (MUGA) 16 - Residential Multi-Storey Building 17 - Underground car parking 18 - Gateway to Cathedral Precinct 19 - Open woodland 20 - Events lawn 21 - Entrance lawn, out 22 - Connected lawns 23 - College 24 - Apartment Buildings 25 - Retail/Supermarkets 26 - Nightclub 27 - Offices 28 - Hotel 29 - Shaded seating area

PAVING CONSTRUCTION DETAIL

FURNITURE AND LOW WALL DETAIL

ORNAMENTAL WOODLAND GARDENS

DETAIL DESIGN PLAN

3SCALE 1:150 @ A1

PLANTING PLAN FOR WOODLAND GARDENS

WOODLAND GARDENS - PRECEDENT IMAGES

SKETCH DESIGN DEVELOPMENT

Leeds Beckett University - Personal Focus Portfolio

HULL - FRUIT MARKET URBAN VILLAGE Kirkstall • Leeds • UK

For my personal focus module I researched and undertook a project on urban regeneration within the city of Hull, the UK city of Culture for 2017 and a city that has undergone much regeneration work in the past few years.

car access, with cycling and walking the main mode of transport around the area, this would be encouraged through pedestrianised streets and dedicated cycle routes. An urban village should have all amenities within close proximity, including areas for shopping, work and recreation, which have all been addressed within the masterplan.

My particular area of interest was an area just south of the city centre along the Humber waterfront, for which I saw huge potential due to it’s proximity to the city and the large empty brownfield sites. My strategy for Hull involved creating a sustainable urban village in an area called the Fruit Market, just to the south of the city centre and the ‘Old town’. This urban village would have restricted

The detailed design aspect of this project was the green space in the north-east of the Fruit Market, which is currently a brownfield site. The idea behind Humber park is that it becomes a new city destination, somewhere that will attract visitors from the city centre to the Fruit Market, whilst also being a park that will serve the local

residents and also the local workers. Including areas for recreation, relaxation, socialising, educating and reflecting, the park will be inclusive for everyone whilst retaining the character of the Fruit Market. The design of the park is focused upon the three key areas, along the west is Queen Street, a shared-space street and the spine of the Fruit Market that leads to the waterfront. In the central area of the park is the activity hub with grassy open areas and activities for recreation. And along the river on the east of the park, is the wildlife orientated gardens and observation areas. Each zone is designed to incorporate the needs of different users and to encourage people from different groups to use the park.

DESIGN CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT

WILDLIFE POND VISUAL

WILDLIFE AREA SECTION

QUEEN STREET VISUAL

EXISTING ANALYSIS

MASTERPLAN

Leeds Beckett University - Cities Alive Project

KIRKSTALL ISLAND VILLAGE Kirkstall • Leeds • UK

My first major project of the postgraduate degree involved coming up with a design in Leeds based upon the ‘Cities Alive’ philosophy, rethinking how green infrastructure can create healthier, safer and more prosperous cities.

The idea behind the Kirkstall Island Village, was to create a new community heart for the suburb of Kirkstall. The 3 key issues we identified and aimed to address within the design principles were: - Lack of accessible public green space - Car dominance and congestion - Flooding within the area

This was achieved by introducing a new urban park, waterfront shopping destination, and wetland nature reserve. The idea behind the waterfront shopping village was to connect people back the River Aire, which has a rich historical and cultural heritage to this area of Leeds. Many of the old cotton and textile industries were once located in this area, with the now derelict St Anns Mills located on our site. Currently, the river is completely cut off from the community, with very limited access to the waterfront. The design aims to attract both locals and visitors to the unique experience and pleasant walk along the waters edge.

Inspiration for some the designs were taken from a field trip to Amsterdam at the start of the course. Including the tree lined bicyle boulevards, which provide an interesting and safer cycle route to encourage people to use bikes as a more sustainable means of transport. A variety of spaces within the park provide different opportunities for people to relax and enjoy a day out, whether this is having a bbq in the picnic area, seeing a festival within the events space or just enjoying the open parkland.

WATERFRONT VISUAL

TREE LINED CYCLE ROUTE AND PARK

PICNIC AND BBQ AREA

BUSINESSES AND RETAIL UNITS ALONG THE WATERFRONT

SEGREGATED CYCLE LANE BOARDWALK OVERLOOKING RIVER

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EXISTING GOIT CLEARED OF SEDIMENT AND DEBRIS

LANDSCAPE GENTLY SLOPED TOWARD WATER CHANNEL

Dense Forest - Year 0

Dense Forest - Year 10

Dense Forest - Year 50

Dense Forest - Year 100

Leeds Beckett University - Landscape Character and Ecological Design

CONISTON FOREST PLANTING PLAN Coniston â&#x20AC;˘ Lake District â&#x20AC;˘

This project involved the creation of a visitors attraction in the Lake District, on the banks of Coniston Water. My proposal was to introduce a new forest visitors centre, that aims to promote biodiversity, education and receation. The module also involved producing a planting plan and management proposals for our site, my plan included different areas of woodland and open spaces, with emphasis on using native plants species and woodland management techiques. The different woodland areas included plant and tree mixes depending on the character of the area; for example the dense woodland would be home to taller, denser trees to create a sense of enclosure and grandeur, including fast growing conifers and large native trees Quercus petraea and Alnus glutinosa. 9

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YORKSHIRE BIG ART - LVIA Leeds and Bradford Airport • UK

The ‘Big Art’ module involved proposing a Yorkshire sculpture attraction near the Leeds-Bradford Airport. My idea involved replicating the iconic chimneys that can be seen on the Yorkshire landscape that indicate the industrial heritage of the region. I proposed the creation of wooden chimney stacks, 15m tall that could be planted with climbing plants, and would create a visually stunning and colourful mark on the landscape. It would not only be a visitors attraction, but also environmentally friendly using natural materials and helping promote biodiversity in what is currently a derelict brownfield site. Within this module was the creation of an LVIA report, which involved assessment of the landscape and visual impacts of my art feature. This included using ArcGIS software to create ZTV and LCA plans, as well as producing a photomontage of our sculptures from different points of view. 10

April 2017

Whitehall Riverside Pocket Park-Concept Plan

1 - Wildflower Meadows 2 - Petanque Court 3 - Picnic Area 4 - Timber River Platform 5 - WIFI Hub 6 - Formal Planting Beds

The following pages show a series of masterplans 1 - Wildflower Meadows and posters thatCourt I produced whilst volunteering for the 2 - Petanque 3 - Picnic AreaGroundwork UK. Based in the Leeds national charity 4 - Timber River Platform office I worked alongside experienced landscape 5 - WIFI Hub architects within the design team to assist on projects. All 6 - Formal Planting Beds of the work within the following sheets is what I produced to help raise money, bids and interest for local projects within the Leeds area.

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More formal planting with border edge near the wii hub

Section C WIFI Hub

Section C WIFI Hub Timber Decking on riverfront

Willow spiling to prevent bank erosion

Crushed stone footpath

Wilddower, naturalistic and informal planting

GROUNDWORK LEEDS

Knostrop Quay Wetland

Scale: 1:200 @ A0

Masterplan

Retain existing vegetation

Access steps for maintenance

Aquatic planting to increase biodiversity

1 - Aquatic Planting (eg. Water Lillies) 2 - Proposed Smaller Aquatic Planting 3 - Proposed Large Aquatic Planting 4 - Existing Willow 5 - Existing Grass 6 - Refurbished Footpath 7 - Existing Shrub Planting 8 - New Tree and Shrub Planting

B E New screening planting along footpath

Visualisations Knostrop Quay

D - Great Reedmace ‘Bulrush’ E - Yellow Iris F - Broadleaf Arrowhead

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Being with fellow professionals has helped me greatly in9 4 on site, meeting5with clients and liasing 6 7 8 developing my skills of working on live projects within a rapidly growing sector.

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Landscape Architecture Ecology 4-6 Bridge Street - Tadcaster North Yorkshire - LS24 9AL www.root-3.com e: info@root-3.com t: 01937 531558

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238.98

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240.11

239.01

238.00 00

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238.20

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238.67 238.46

239

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239.40

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239.91

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239.98

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239.13

239.95

239.94

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239.10

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240.65

240.52

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239.31

239.49

239.66

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CARE HOME - GARDENS VISUAL

237.2

240.88

CARE HOME - SECTION OF COMMUNAL AREA

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239.33

D/K

241.04

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1 1 0

Cle alx tra jas

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GENERAL ARRANGEMENT PLAN AND PRECEDENTS

BARN CONVERSION PRIVATE HOUSING PROJECT ANALYSIS DESIGN DRAWINGS

Root3 Associates

RESIDENTIAL I have been involved in numerous residential schemes during my time at Root 3, including these two, a private barn conversion scheme and a 100+ unit development within Lincolnshire. As well as producing general arrangement and planting plans, I have also been involved with arboricultural work, undertaking tree surveys on site and producing impact assessments, reports and surveys of the site before the design work takes place. Within these schemes are often playgrounds, for which I have designed and liased with contractors to produce high quality areas of play for children and communities. 17

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EASTGATE ANTI-VANDAL SEAT WITH ARMRESTS BX2020-AV-BP

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Cemetery Extension 0.62 hectares approx

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PLAYDALE CLOSED TOP LITTER BIN

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64 665

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2x SIGN AT ENTRANCE POINTS PLAYDALE SIGN 90cm x 60cm

95 I

1437 1437

TEGULAR BLOCK PAVING CROSSING POINTS - CHARCOAL

76 75

699 699 699

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665

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665 62

75 74

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101

699

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SWALE: TILLERS WILDFLOWER TURF WITH 100mm - 300mm MOWN EDGE

100

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101 101

787

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1213

699

1015

861

699

77 I I

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EMORSGATE - EW1F SEEDED WILDFLOWER MIX

1262

103 102

1161

1213

34 36

1161

861

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102

699

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861

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EMORSGATE - EP1 SEEDED MIX IN BASIN

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TITLE

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LOVELL

GENERAL ARRANGEMENT PLAN SAXILBY, LINCOLNSHIRE

A SCALE 1:500 A1

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120

Landscape Architecture

Ecology

77 Leeds Road Tadcaster North Yorkshire LS24 9LA www.root-3.com

04.10.17

REV

GENERAL ARRANGEMENT PLAN 100+ UNIT NEW HOUSING SCHEME IN LINCOLNSHIRE 2520717_LS02

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DATE

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INDICATIVE PLAY EQUIPMENT ON PLAY SURFACE WITHIN RAILINGS - SURFACE TO BE PLAYDALE BONDED RUBBER MULCH TO MANUFACTURERS SPECIFICATION - 1.2M BOWTOP TUBULAR ANTI-TRAP FENCE IN RAL6005 GREEN WITH 2x SELF CLOSING GATED ACCESS POINTS IN RAL1018 YELLOW.

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RAILING TO SEPARATE AND ALLOCATE FRONTAGES 1.2m HIGH

30.11.17

1161

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NOTES - Updated sub station to include latest detail - Included retained hedge adjacent to cemetary - Included trees T2 and T5 to be retained

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COLLAPSIBLE BOLLARDS

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1800mm CLOSE BOARDED FENCE

1437

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699 897

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1800mm SCREEN WALL

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BINSTORE

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EMORSGATE - EM8 SEEDED MIX SURROUNDED BY TIMBER 950MM KNEE RAIL

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1437

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TURF / AMENITY GRASS SEED

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SHRUB AND HERBACEOUS PLANTING

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TARMAC SURFACE

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EXISTING NATIVE HEDGE TO BE RETAINED

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1213

106

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PRIVATE DRIVE BLOCK PAVING AUTUMN GOLD

45 46

699

FRONT/REAR PAVING BUFF CONCRETE SLAB

1213

107

PROPOSED NATIVE HEDGE PLANTING

897

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GRAVEL FOR WINDOW ACCESS AND FRONTAGES 100mm - 300mm

108

FEATURE SQUARES BLOCK PAVING - BRINDLE

Foul Pumping station

DRIVEWAY PERMEABLE BLOCK PAVING - CHARCOAL

CLIPPED HEDGES TO FRONTAGES

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TADCASTER HIGH STREET POCKET PARK This concept design is for a high street pocket park within the town of Tadcaster, Yorkshire. A small space on the high street that is currently a derelict brownfield site, the design brief was to create a space that would encourage use and revitalise the high street. 19