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PORTFOLIO 2024
Daylighting College Creek I 4-7
Wooven Rail Park I 8-13
Midsommar Spring I 14-17
Ecological corridor on 13th Street I 18-21
Multimodal transportation hub in Mongla I 22-25
CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENT I 26-27
Professional works I 28-31
Competitions I 32-35
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ACTIVE RECHARGE DAYLIGHTING COLLEGE CREEK PROJECT TYPE STUDIO SUPERVISOR DURATION LOCATION TAGS
INDIVIDUAL 1-2 BAMBI YOST 4 WEEKS AMES, IOWA HAND- SKETCH AND REDER
RHINO
LUMION
PHOTOSHOP
College Creek, situated within the Iowa State University campus, extends through commercial blocks and the ISU Arboretum. During the Industrial period, College Creek was concealed beneath the surface, remaining hidden for an extended period until the emergence of the innovative concept of “daylighting creek.” Functioning as a crucial watershed with diverse habitat values, College Creek became the focal point of this project, emphasizing the ecological advantages associated with daylighting the creek. The proposal suggests the use of natural limestone native to Iowa as both a veneer layer and a construction material along the edges, providing a natural resemblance to the landscape of Iowa Falls Swinging Bridge area. Incorporating public interaction programs such as seating areas, fishing spots, water play zones, nature walks, pedestrian bridges, canopy spaces, and accessibility for pedestrians, the project also brings forth ecological benefits, including fish ladders, fish pools, fish nesting areas, and natural habitats for birds and fishes. Beneath a canopy-shaped structure, a water storage cistern collects rainwater, contributing to plant watering during hot summer days. The envisioned design highlights the other segment of the creek that traverses the Arboretum area, contributing to the creation of a serene green nature corridor in the city of Ames, Iowa.
INSPIRATION I IOWA FALLS SWINGING BRIDGE LANDSCAPE 4
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PERSPECTIVE I VIEW TOWARDS MEMORIAL UNION FROM LINCOLN WAY SIDEPORTFOLIO 2024
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WOVEN RAIL PARK SCENIC VALLEY RAILWAY CORRIDOR PROJECT TYPE STUDIO SUPERVISOR DURATION LOCATION TAGS RESPONSIBILITY
IN GROUP OF 3 2-1 ADINA COX I CHAD HUNTER 5 WEEKS BOONE, IOWA AUTOCAD ARCGIS PRO SKETCHUP ENSCAPE SITE ANALYSIS MASTERPLAN INDIVIDUALSITE DESIGN
PHOTOSHOP PRESENTATION
ILLUSTRATOR SITE CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENT
STORM WATER CALCULATION
The location is situated in Boone, Iowa, renowned for its significant railway history. The adjacent land use includes a residential neighborhood to the north and light industrial activities to the south, creating a mix of residential and light industrial zones on the site. Snow from the roads is deposited on the east side, while Story Street, the primary city center activity, is positioned on the west side. Additionally, a trolley track traverses through the site. The entire site is divided into four watersheds, demarcated not by the natural topographic ridge line but by roads labeled as WSZ 1, WSZ 2, WSZ 3, and WSD 4. The lowest point on the site is along 10th street, between WSZ 2 and WSZ 3, causing runoff water from the site to converge diagonally towards 10th street. Notably, the eastern snow dumping area exhibits a significant elevation change on its North and East side, adjacent to the rail track running through the site. WSZ 1 and 2 encompass a light industrial area, while WSZ 3 is comparatively larger, featuring extensive hard pavements and compacted soil. WSZ 4, a small area in the northeast corner, is covered with sparse grass. In the design proposal, there is a storage cistern in WSZ 1, positioned beneath a catch basin adorned with native vegetation. Within the entire community garden, a boardwalk is constructed on a gravel bed, enabling water to flow beneath it towards the underground cistern In case of overflow, excess water is directed to the city water drainage system. The property owner aims to utilize the stored water for watering trees and plants on hot summer days.
“I want more places to hangout with my friends on the weekends and after school.”
This old building can be a restaurant
“My kids want more playgrounds ,… I want to see more trees diversities in open spaces”
“Not a lot of places targeted towards young adults/ High School kids”
I want some green infrastructure
“There is no sense of community in here at all” “I have lived in Boone almost my whole life and there’s never been anything to do”
“There needs to be more recreational activities in Boone and there’s never been anything to do”
COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT FEEDBACKS 8
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PERSPECTIVE I VIEW TOWARDS TLDR CAFE FROM THE COMMERCIAL BACK ALLEY
SECTION I VIEW TOWARDS ART PLAZA FROM RAILWAY CORRIDOR PORTFOLIO 2024
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Tama Street
Marshall Street
Srory Street
9A 8C 8A
7A 7B
11A
10A
7C 8B
10B
4F
3A
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3B
4E
4D
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4C 4B
5B 4G
4A
4H
5C 11B 5A
4I
10C
2 10th Street
10D
Programs: 1. Scenic Valley Pocket Park 2. Story Streetscape 3. Scenic Valley Alley
5A. TLDR Cafe 5B. TLDR Entry 5C. Terrace
4A. Community Garden 4B. Spring Garden 4C. Come Play! 4D. Public Restroom 4E. Summer Canopy 4F. History Revitalization Plaza 4G. Art Triangle 4H. TLD RDeck 4I. Walk With The Flow
6. Chihuly Triangle 7A. Art Center 7B. Role Play Area 7C. Nature Build+ Art station 8A. Prairie Rail Retreat 8B. Tracks & Blooms Rain Garden 8C. Miniature Railroad Square
11C
9A. Rail Hub 10A. Entertainment plaza 10B. Wild Grain Adventure 10C. Boulder Plaza 10D. Entertainment District Parking
11D
11A. Nature Area 11B. Scenic Valley Rentable Shelter 11C. Playground 11D. Union Pacific Railroad Outlook
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50’
100’
200’
COMMUNITYENGAGEMENT FEEDBACKS
SECTION I VIEW ACROSS THE COMMUNITY GARDEN AND RETENTION BASIN AREA 10
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Art Center
Role Play
Nature Build + Art
History Revitalization Plaza
Chihuly Triangle Restroom
Entry
Summer Canopy
Come Play!
Art Triangle Terrace
Spring Garden
TLDR Cafe
Community Garden
Open Kitchen
Service
Storage
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0’
SITE DESIGN 4+5+6+7 PORTFOLIO 2024
25’
50’
100’
0’
20’
40’
80’
STORY STREETSCAPE ACADEMIC
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PERSPECTIVE I VIEW FROM MARSHALL STREET TO CHIHULY PLAZA AREA
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STORM WATER CALCULATION TABLE
6’ buffer area on each side of course gravel along the raile road slows down and absorbe
WSZ 1
Overflow
5 Detention basin V= 10000 cu. ft
4
V= 500 cu. ft
WSZ 4
Detention basin V= 27000 cu. ft
WSD 2
Detention basin
V= 55055 cu. ft
11
Overflow Overflow
WSZ 3
V= 25000 cu. ft Detention basin
Water drainage Water Flow
Boone County, IA, Boone County, Iowa, Maxar, Microsoft
WATERSHED DIAGRAM
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Conceptual runoff water collection diagram
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MIDSOMMAR SPRING MEDIUM SIZE URBAN PARK PROJECT TYPE STUDIO SUPERVISOR DURATION LOCATION TAGS
INDIVIDUAL 1-1 JULIA BADENHOPE 4 WEEKS DES MOINES, IOWA RHINO GRASSHOPPER
ILLUSTRATOR
The Midsommar spring park is located at the very urban core of the city of Des Moines, integrated within the commercial and mixed-use belt of the urban fabric. The rudimentary idea for the beginning of the design was to survive against the extreme heat, heatwave and we can collect water from heavy rainfall which is projected to be 40 years from now. So, in order to fight against that we need to harvest the rainwater and use it for the park water infrastructure and the trees. The main features of the park are the mystery islands, inspired by Henri Matisse park. The islands are inaccessible and one might wonder what’s up in there! And then, there is a beach between the two islands, right against the giant elevated earth blocks, and a fountain that collects the water and drains the water underground for harvesting. The beach zone has a water splash zone, which provides mist on hot summer days. The pedestrian connection was developed on Rhino- Grasshopper-Physarealm where the simulations generate the effective shortest paths for the destinations. The solar radiant analysis shows the extreme heat island on the south side of the site. I planted Evergreens on the North-West corner to cut off the cold air in the winter and big canopy trees like Elm and Catalpa at the centers while transparent trees like Honeylocust, Aspen, and Tulip Poplar at the edges. There are two types of pathways – a dedicated lakeside walk and the shared trail loop around the island. The shared path is kind of like an adventure where one can really experience the mounds, rock climbing activities, the beach, and the fountain at the same time.
PHOTOSHOP The lakeside walk takes one to the silo at the willow gateway, where Silo singing can be experienced in the summer or spring and Silo ice climbing in the winter. The children’s zone has slides and mound tunnels, the parents can watch over them while resting on the mound slopes under a tree canopy. The park was designed with no stairs so that it ensures accessibility to everyone regardless of age, physical issue, or other things. Half of the site has an underground parking space under it which was considered seriously while designing. The shallow waterbody was laid upon the slab and just flat green lawns mostly. The North- East sidewalk was accompanied by giant Weeping Willow trees as a buffer between the road and the park, which provides a canopy and a sense of being in the plaza area, right by the Gigantic Silo over there. The park offers different activities around the year depending on the season and different vibrance of plants as well. The water management system was designed to fight against the heat and drought or watering issues for the big tree canopies. The “Midsommar Spring” certainly provides ample amenities and recreational values to the urban people in this specific urban context.
Willow Entry
North- West Entry Lakeside Walk
Tower Gateway
Pappa John Entry
Island Trail
River Gateway
South-East Entry
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PERSPECTIVE I VIEW FROM PLAYGROUND TO MYSTERY ISLAND PORTFOLIO 2024
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GRAND AVENUE SIDEWALK
WILLOW PLAZA
+5’-0
” EVERGREEN CANOPY
1 5th STREET
UNDERGROUND PARKING ENTRY
+5’-0
”
SILO
+5’-0
” +5’-0
”
MYSTERY ISLAND
+20’-
0” PLAYGROUND
+10’-
0”
+15’-
0”
BEACH AND SPLASH PAD
+10’-
0”
ROCK CLIMBING
-2’-0
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BIKE TRACK
MYSTERY ISLAND
STREET ART CONNECTING WITH PAPPA JOHN SCULPTURE PARK
+5’-0
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+20’-
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LOCUST STREET SIDEWALK
MASTERPLAN
The Mystery island - Natural habitat for birds and animals Mystery island roadside buffer BLOW UP I UNDRGROUND RESERVOIR Brilliant spring bloom of Redbud The beach ! Splash pads
The fountain Mound tunnels in kids’ playground Slippers from the 10’ mound
SECTION I VIEW ACROSS THE MYSTERY ISLANDS IN SPRING 16
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GREEN AREAS
PHYSALEREALM SIMULATION IN GRASSHOPPER
SUNPATH ANALYSIS
TOPOGRAPHY
silo singing practice dense trees at the center points
Weeping willow at the north, acting as a buffer between the road and lakeside walkway
beautiful sugar maple tree at lakeside
transparent trees at edges
VEGETATION sunken shared pathway
DRAINAGE
SECTION I THROUGH UNDERGROUND PARKING AND SILO PLAZA IN FALL Fall color in Mystery island
WATER FEATURE
Evergreen canopy
PEDESTRIAN Wooden deck
Entry to the Fountain
SECTION I THROUGH BEACH AREA IN FALL PORTFOLIO 2024
The beach!
RECREATIONAL FACILITY ACADEMIC
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ECOLOGICAL CORRIDOR ON 13th BIKE TRAIL DESIGN PROJECT TYPE STUDIO SUPERVISOR DURATION LOCATION TAGS
INDIVIDUAL 1-1 JULIA BADENHOPE 4 WEEKS AMES, IOWA SKETCHUP ILLUSTRATOR
PHOTOSHOP
unused parking space ; natural contour elevation modified ; doesn’t have proper accessibility and location. uncomfortable sidewalk ; shared ped + bike trail ; negative space under the overhead crossing ; cars speed up.
situated right in the flood hazard zone ; took away a lot of permeable green area ; unused parking space ; only used for 4-5 months a year. no continuous or dedicated bike trail
narrow shared pedestrian ; unnecessary wide lanes ; narrow buffer space btw road and pedestrian; no bike trail.
lots of impermeable parking areas ; deep water table range ;
shared pedestrian and bike trail ; cars speed up ; runoff water speeds up ; need to add aesthetic value ;
narrow floodway ; shared pedestrian and bike trail ; no buffer space btw road and sidewalk
ANALYZING THE SITE 18
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SCHEMETIC PLAN I LOCATION OF TREATMENT TRAIN ALONG WITH THE BIKE ROUTE
Moore park
Veenker Memorial Golf Course
ISU Disk Golf Course Furman Aquatic Center
Neighbourhood
Fredrickson court (student housing) PROPOSED BIKE TRAIL AND ECOLOGICAL CORRIDOR ON 13TH STREET PORTFOLIO 2024
Brookside park
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IMPERVIOUS SURFACE
IOWAY CREEK
NATURTAL BASINS
RAIN GARDEN
HOTSPOTS
WETLAND
BIOSWALE NETWORK
PRE-TREATMENT
STRIP BIOSWALE TO PRE-TREATMENT ZONES ROAD RUNOFF TO PRE-TREATMENT HOTSPOT TO PRE-TREATMENT
EXPLODED VIEW OF PROPOSED TREATMENT TRAIN 20
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GOLF COURSE
PAMMEL WOOD
SECTION I BEFORE - AFTER I NEAR RAIL CROSSING
GOLF U B NU COURSE U F S F E E DR 4’
DRIVER LANES 14’X 2 = 28’
UB NU UF S F E E DR 3’
DRIVER LANES 14’X 2 = 28’
B U B U N U F U F F S F E E E R D R 2’ 8’
PED 8’
GOLF B U COURSE F F E R 1’
PAMMEL WOOD
UNUSED BUFFER 15’
DRIVER LANES 11’X 2 = 22’
BIOSWALE & UTILITY 8’
BIKE BUF TRAIL & UTILTY 8’ 8’
DRIVER LANES 11’X 2 = 22’
PED 8’
UNUSED BUFFER 15’
PAMMEL WOOD
SECTION I BEFORE - AFTER I NEAR BROOKSIDE BRIDGE
IOWA CREEK PRESERVED LAND 1200’
IOWA CREEK PRESERVED LAND 1200’
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DRIVING LANES 12’X 2 = 24’
BIKE B TRAIL U F 8’ 4’
DRIVING LANES 10’X 2 = 20’
DRIVING LANES 12’X 2 = 24’
DRIVING LANES 10’X 2 = 20’
PED 8’
B U F 4’
EXISTING RETENTION BASIN AREA
IOWA CREEK PRESERVED LAND
PED 5’
IOWA CREEK PRESERVED LAND
WETLAND
DRIVING LANES 13’X 2 = 26’
BIKE TRAIL 8’
DRIVING LANES 11’X 2 = 22’
DRIVING LANES 13’X 2 = 26’
PED 8’
B U DRIVING LANES F PED 11’X 2 = 22’ F 6’ E R 2’
IOWA CREEK PRESERVED LAND
IOWA CREEK PRESERVED LAND
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MULTIMODAL TRANSPORTATION HUB IN MONGLA AN OPTIMIZED MODEL OF EXISTING SYSTEM PROJECT TYPE STUDIO SUPERVISOR DURATION LOCATION TAGS
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INDIVIDUAL PROJECT 5-2 PATRICK D’ ROZARIO I SYED ABU SUFIAN 4 WEEKS MONGLA, BANGLADESH SKETCHUP ILLUSTRATOR PHOTOSHOP RHINO GRASSHOPPER
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MASTERPLAN PORTFOLIO 2024
ACADEMIC
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PERSPECTIVE I VIEW TOWARDS BUS TERMINAL AND SKYWATCH DECK 24
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EXPLODED DIAGRAMS I INFRASTRUCTURE LAYERS PORTFOLIO 2024
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MEMORIAL UNION FOUR SEASONS GARDEN REDESIGN CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTATION INDIVIDUAL 1-2 HANS KLEIN HEWETTE 4 WEEKS AMES, IOWA HAND SKETCH AUTOCAD 2
3
4
5
LEGEND
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STAMP 1
STAMP 2
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IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE
PROJECT TYPE STUDIO SUPERVISOR DURATION LOCATION TAGS
STAMP 3
9'-11"
7°
32'-3"
PERMEABLE PAVE OF PLAZA AREA
14'-4"
FILTRATION CELL
PAVEMENT CHANNEL SEE DTL A1/ L06.01
23.18°
BOLLARD LIGHT
STAMPED CONC. SHARED WAY
PEDESTRIAN LIGHT
UNDERWATER UPLIGHT
21'-2"
D1
9.1
7°
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57° 100. TYP. PLANTER BOX SEE DTL A2/ L06.01
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26'-8
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27.26°
113.08° 104.72°
82.3° 7.7°
°
EXISTING GRAY CONC. SIDEWALK
L06.01
70.88° 130.92°
TYP. PLANTER BOX SEE DTL A2/ L06.01
36'-11" GRANITE SEATING BLOCKS
32
'-0
PERMEABLE PAVEMENT SEE DTL D4/ L06.01
111.4
STORM WATER UTILITY
"
40.28°
9°
STEEL BRIDGE SEE DTL. AT B3/ L06.01
2% SLOPE TOWARDS STORM WATER UTILITY
.69 90
TYP. PLANTER BOX SEE DTL A2/ L06.01
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BIORETENTION CELL WITH AQUATIC PLANTS SEE DETAILS B3 / L06.01
CONST. LIMIT LINE
22'-11"
24'-6"
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3°
101.98°
87.42°
34.17°
47.9
12'-5
0"
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1"
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16'-
145.9
L06.01
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42'-6"
B1
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3°
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47'-8"
32.61°
7'-8"
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°
13'-9" 32.64°
B3
SEAL
L06.01
120
2% SLOPE TOWARDS STORM WATER UTILITY
°
.34
28.49°
IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY 2433 Union Drive, Ames, IA 50011
2° 5.7
EXISTING GRAY CONC. SIDEWALK
2167 UNION DR, AMES, IA 50011
2° 73.8
1" 12'-1
° .12
11
2°
"
54'-3"
STEEL PEDESTRIAN CONNECTION
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TYP. PLANTER BOX
20
63
92.4°
38.57°
40.14°
.6° 30'-11"
CONC. PAVEMENT
10'-0"
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24
55.32°
30'-0"
STAMP 6
12
° .68 55
8° 4.6 13
9'-7"
32'-4"
TYP. PERMEABLE PLAZA
STAMP 5
PLANTER BOX TYPE 2 SEE DTL D2/ L06.1
0.1
7° 47.1
"
CULVERT DESIGNED BY MFGR. SEE DETAILS AT B5/ L06.01
73
26'-8"
12" THICK HALFWALL ALONG WITH THE WATER
29°
L06.01
°
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32'-2"
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TYP. PLANTER BOX
72
°
.78
107
140.
A3
TYP. PERMEABLE PLAZA
81.8
°
.63
38.66°
TYP. PERMEABLE PLAZA
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3°
140.9
72
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90°
22'-8"
1"
120.23
19'-2"
35'-7"
46'-8"
7'-4"
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48.7
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S. PLANTER BOX
MEMORIAL UNION FOUR SEASONS GARDEN REDESIGN
STAMP 4
"
21'-6
FILTRATION CELL
10"
26'-
6°
59.6
STORM WATER UTILITY
19.89°
REVISION
DATE
DESCRIPTION
ISSUED: [DATE ISSUED]
NORTH
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PLAN LAYOUT NORTH
PROJECT NO.: [PROJECT NUMBER]
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[COPYWRIGHT YEAR]
1" = 10'-0"
PLAN LAYOUT NORTH
CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENT I PLAN LAYOUT
SCALE : 1"=10'-0"
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20'
30'
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TREE PROTECTION PROCESS 1. PRIOR TO TREE REMOVAL, OWNER TO FLAG ALL SAVED TREES. 2. AFTER FLAGGING, CONTRACTOR TO INSTALL TREE PROTECTION FENCE AND ACHIEVE APPROVAL OF FENCE LOCATIONS BY OWNER PRIOR TO ANY TREE REMOVAL. 3. CONTRACTOR TO REMOVE APPROXIMATELY 120 TREES LARGER THAN 6" CAL. 4. CONTRACTOR RESPONSIBLE FOR REMOVAL AND GRUBBING OF ALL TREES, BRUSH, AND WOODY MATERIAL SHOWN IN CLEAR AND GRUB LIMITS ON PLANS. 5. MULCH ALL REMOVED WOODY VEGETATION AND STOCKPILE ON SITE. STOCKPILE LOCATION TO BE DETERMINED BY OWNER.
REMOVE THE CONC. MOWING STRIP WITH FOUNDATION
REMOVE CONC. SURFACE FROM ROAD
REMOVE ELECTRICAL LIGHT WITH FOUNDATION
REMOVE CONC. PAVEMENT
REMOVE CONC. MOW STRIP
PROTECT THE TREE WHILE REMOVING THE PAVEMENT UNDERNEATH THE CANOPY
REMOVE STAIR SURFACE BUT KEEP THE FOUNDATION
REMOVE THE CONC. PAVEMENT SURFACE INCLUDING SUBGRADE
B
DEMOLISH THE FOUNDATION OF VEHICULAR ROAD
TREE PROTECTION
PROTECT THE FOUR SEASON FOUNTAIN REMOVE TREE
FILTRATION CELL BOTTOM ELEVATION 936.8
BIORETENTION CELL BOTTOM ELEVATION 938.5
941 940 939 938
TW ELEVATION 942.41
942.05
T.W ELEVATION 943.41
942.35
941.50
941.78
CONSTRUCTION LIMIT LINE GRADING PLAN NOTES
C
1. ALL WORK SHALL BE IN ACCORDANCE WITH OSHA CODES AND STANDARDS. NOTHING INDICATED ON THESE DRAWINGS SHALL RELIEVE THE CONTRACTOR FROM COMPLYING WITH ANY APPROPRIATE SAFETY REGULATIONS. 2. ALL WORK SHALL BE IN CONFORMANCE WITH AMES METRO CHAPTER APWA SPECIFICATIONS AND STANDARD DRAWINGS; AS WELL AS OTHER CODES, ORDINANCES REGULATIONS AND RULES. 3. ALL GRADING WORK SHALL BE COMPLETED AS PER KC METRO SPECIFICATION 2100. 4. TOPSOIL SHALL BE RESPREAD TO A DEPTH OF 8 ACROSS ALL UNPAVED SURFACES WHICH ARE DISTURBED BY GRADING ACTIVITIES EXCEPT FOR THE FOLLOWING: DO NOT SPREAD TOPSOIL WITHIN PROPOSED BIORETENTION AREAS, AREAS WHERE ROCK OUTFALL PROTECTION OR FLEXAMAT ARMOR IS TO BE INSTALLED OR ON PROPOSED ROAD SHOULDER AREAS. 5. PROVIDE SUBGRADE PREPARATION UNDER ALL PAVEMENT AND SHOULDER AREAS AND BASE COURSE AS RECOMMENDED BY SITE GEOTECHNICAL REPORT. 6. ALL TESTING AND SUBMITTALS REQUIRED WITHIN THE RELATED SECTIONS OF THE AMES METRO SPECIFICATIONS SHALL BE PERFORMED BY THE CONTRACTOR AS AN INCIDENTAL ITEM TO THIS CONTRACT. 7. PRIOR TO ANY EXCAVATION AT THE SITE, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL EXAMINE ANY APPLICABLE DRAWINGS AVAILABLE FROM THE OWNER, ARCHITECT, LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT AND/OR CIVIL ENGINEER AND CONSULT ANY UTILITY COMPANY REPRESENTATIVES TO DETERMINE POSSIBLE UTILITY RELOCATIONS. 8. FOR UNDERGROUND UTILITY LOCATES CONTACT IOWA 811 AT LEAST 48 HOURS PRIOR TO ANY EXCAVATION. NO COMPENSATION FOR DAMAGES TO EXISTING UTILITIES WILL BE ALLOWED RESULTING FROM FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH THIS REQUIREMENT. 9. FIELD VERIFY ELEVATIONS AND LOCATIONS OF EXISTING UTILITIES, CONDUITS, POLES, TREES, PAVING, BUILDINGS, STRUCTURES AND OTHER SITE FEATURES TO REMAIN PRIOR TO GRADING OR CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES. IMMEDIATELY INFORM THE LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT FOR RESOLUTION OF ANY DISCREPANCIES BEFORE COMMENCING INTENDED WORK. 10. ALL CONSTRUCTION FENCING AND PERIMETER EROSION AND SEDIMENT CONTROLS SHALL BE INSTALLED PRIOR TO ANY OTHER CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITY ON THE SITE. REFER TO THE SITE PREPARATION PLAN AND POLLUTION PREVENTION PLAN SITE MAP FOR LOCATIONS OF SUCH CONTROLS AND OTHER POLLUTION PREVENTION REQUIREMENTS. 11. MATCH EXISTING GRADES AT THE INTERFACE OF NEW GRADING OR PAVING. 12. ALL SPOT ELEVATIONS INDICATE THE TOP OF FINISHED SURFACES. SPOT ELEVATIONS FOR CURB AND GUTTER INDICATE THE GUTTER ELEVATION UNLESS INDICATED OTHERWISE. ADD 0.50 TO THE GUTTER ELEVATION TO COMPUTE THE TOP OF CURB ELEVATION WHERE NO TOP OF CURB ELEVATION IS INDICATED. 13. ALL WALKS SHALL HAVE A 1.5% TRANSVERSE SLOPE IN THE DIRECTION OF NATURAL DRAINAGE UNLESS SPECIFICALLY NOTED OTHERWISE. 14. NO SLOPE SHALL BE GREATER THAN 3:1 UNLESS SPECIFICALLY INDICATED AND DETAILED OTHERWISE. 15. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL FIELD ADJUST ALL EXISTING SITE UTILITIES TO NEW FINISH GRADES. EXISTING UTILITIES INCLUDE, BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO: FIRE HYDRANTS, MANHOLE RIMS, STORM SEWER INLETS, WATER VALVE STEMS, ELECTRICAL BOXES, AND ANY OTHER AT-GRADE UTILITY ELEMENT. 16. ALL SOIL AND OTHER DEBRIS SPILLED OR TRACKED ONTO THE PUBLIC R.O.W.OR ADJACENT PROPERTIES SHALL BE CLEANED-UP BY THE CONTRACTOR AT THE END OF EACH WORK DAY. 17. AFTER PLACEMENT AND CONSOLIDATION, TOPSOIL SHALL BE LEVEL WITH ADJACENT PAVING AND CURB TOPS IF THE FINISH CONDITION IS TO BE SEED, AND TO MINUS ONE AND ONE HALF INCHES (1) IF THE FINISH CONDITION IS TO BE SOD. 18. FINISH GRADES IN ALL LANDSCAPE AREAS ARE TO BE REVIEWED BY THE LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT PRIOR TO ANY SEEDING, SODDING, OR PLANTING. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL SUBMIT A WRITTEN REQUEST FOR REVIEW FIVE (5) DAYS PRIOR TO THE DESIRED DATE OF REVIEW. NO COMPENSATION FOR RE-SEEDING, RE-SODDING, OR RE-PLANTING OF AN AREA REQUIRING REMEDIAL GRADING SHALL BE ALLOWED RESULTING FROM FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH THIS REQUIREMENT. 19. REMOVE AND DISPOSE OF ALL UNSUITABLE OR EXCESS EXCAVATED SOIL, DEBRIS, AND ANY OTHER DELETERIOUS MATERIALS. 20. SIDEWALK CROSS-SLOPES SHALL BE 1.5% UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE. 21. NORMAL GRADING OPERATIONS ARE NOT EXPECTED TO REQUIRE IMPORT OR EXPORT OF SOIL MATERIALS FOR THE PURPOSES OF BALANCING SITE EARTHWORK. CONSULT WITH LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT AS NEEDED TO DETERMINE HOW TO ADJUST GRADING TO ACHIEVE SITE BALANCE.
TW ELEVATION 943.82
T.W. ELEVATION 942.41 1.5% SLOPE 943
T.W ELEVATION 943.41 STEEL BRIDGE SEE DETAILS AT L05.01 ELEVATION 941.25-941.45
UTILITY STRM LOWEST ELEVATION 940
2167 UNION DR, AMES, IA 50011
2. ONE WEEK PRIOR TO CONSTRUCTION, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL NOTIFY THE OWNER AND LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT OF THEIR INTENT TO START AND SCHEDULE. 3. ALL WORK SHALL COMPLY WITH ANY APPLICABLE CITY, COUNTY, STATE, AND FEDERAL CODES, ORDINANCES, REGULATIONS, AND RULES.
5
941.85
IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY 2433 Union Drive, Ames, IA 50011
TREE PROTECTION PLAN NOTES 1. THE BOUNDARY SURVEY USED FOR THE BASIS OF THIS DRAWING WAS PREPARED BY: XXXXXXXXXXX PHONE: (XXX) XXXXXXX FAX: XXXXXXXXX
C
MEMORIAL UNION FOUR SEASONS GARDEN REDESIGN
CULVERT CONSTRUCTION
4
938
D
941
REMOVE THE UPPER 4" CONC. SURFACE FROM THE EXT. VEHICULAR ROAD
3
939
UTILITY STRM LOWEST ELEVATION 940 942.25
942.56
B
FOUR SEASONS FOUNTAIN
GRADING KEYNOTE TABLE NOTE: BIORETENTION CELL INSTALLATIONS SHOULD BE DELAYED UNTIL NEAR THE END OF THE PROJECT, WHEN UPSTREAM AREAS ARE NEARLY FULLY STABILIZED AND MOST CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES IN THE SURROUNDING AREA HAVE BEEN COMPLETED. 1. BIORETENTION CELL: LEVEL SURFACE ELEVATION=938.28. 2. BIORETENTION CELL: LEVEL SURFACE ELEVATION=938.01.
942
SEAL
SEAL
NOTE: LEVEL SURFACE ELEVATIONS FOR BIORETENTION CELLS ARE FOR TOP OF MULCH.
942.70
EXISTING TREE
SUMAIYA BINTE AZAD
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940
IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY 2433 Union Drive, Ames, IA 50011
1
DEMOLISH THE SIGN WALL INCLUDING FOUNDATION
IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE
5
2167 UNION DR, AMES, IA 50011
4
MEMORIAL UNION FOUR SEASONS GARDEN REDESIGN
3
SUMAIYA BINTE AZAD
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IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE
1
1% SLOPE
KEEP THE ELECTRICAL UTILITY BOX
DATE
REVISION
REMOVE ELECTRICAL LIGHT WITH FOUNDATION
DESCRIPTION
B.S. ELEVATION 944
PROJECT NO.: [PROJECT NUMBER]
C
DATE
REVISION
ISSUED: [DATE ISSUED]
DESCRIPTION
ISSUED: [DATE ISSUED] PROJECT NO.: [PROJECT NUMBER]
945
943.85
[COPYWRIGHT YEAR]
C
[COPYWRIGHT YEAR]
3% SLOPE
A
A REMOVE THE STAIR TOP SURFACE BUT KEEP THE FOUNDATION
944
REMOVE ELECTRICAL LIGHT BUT KEEP FOUNDATION AND CONNECTION
946
946
SITE PREPARATION
945
GRADING LAYOUT
4% SLOPE
NORTH
NORTH
SCALE : 1"=10'-0"
0 4
2
3
5
1
2
4
5
1
2
2"
IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE
BIORETENTION CELL EDGE SEEDMIX
TURF GRASS
AP
AP
MULCH IN PLANTER
(2)QB
GT
4
5 TOPSOIL COVER
EXT. TREAD CUT 2" DEEP FOR LIMESTONE CAPPING
LIMESTONE VENEER
CUT 1" DEEP OF EXT. RISER AND LIMESTONE VENEER ON TOP
TOPSOIL COVER
CONC. GRID
RETENTION BASIN AREA
2" SAWCUT LIMESTONE TREAD ON TOP OF EXT. FTG.
FINISHED AND COATED SMOOTH TOP SURFACE LIGHT GRAY GRANITE STONE BLOCKS
6" COMPACTED GRAVEL BASE
UNDISTURBED SOIL
FILTER CLOTH SOIL SUBGRADE
PCC CONC.
SECTION: SITTING STONE BLOCKS
MORTAR JOINT MORTAR SETTING BED WATER PROOF MEMBRANE BACKFILL SIDE DRAINAGE MAT
2" SAND FILL
EXT. FTG.
SECTION: PLANTER BOX TYPE 2
D1 1" = 1'-0"
CMU RETAINING CORE
1" TOPSOIL
EXT. COMPACTED BASE
SAW-CUT ROUGH TEXTURE AT SIDES
SECTION: STAIRCASE DETAILS
D2 1/2" = 1'-0"
SECTION: PERMEABLE PAVERS WITH TURF GRASS
D3 1/2" = 1'-0"
D4 1" = 1'-0"
SECTION: TYP PLANTER CMU WALL DETAILS
D5 1 1/2" = 1'-0"
BOIRETENTION CELL EDGE VEGETATION
AS
FOUR SEASONS FOUNTAIN
2" 1 2"
" 2 4'-6 1
1 4" THICK CORTEN STEEL HALF RAIL
35'-0"
4"
1" THICK SERRATED GALVANIZED GRATING
37'-6" 1'-0" 6"
8" THICK STAMPED CONC. LAYER
CONC. FOUNDATION
PCC GREY SIDEWALK
CONC. FOR EDGE RESTRAINT MINIMUM 12"
CONC. ABUTMENT
RETENTION POND EDGE RETENTION POND BOTTOM WITH MIN. 3" GRAVEL UNDER THE CULVERT
PREPARED TOPSOIL BED FOR AQUATIC VEGETATION ARROWHEAD, BABY PONDWEED AND AMERICAN PONDWEED
WIDE CULVERT MIN 10' ø
B
UNDISTURBED SOIL
SECTION: BIORETENTION POND
SECTION: BIORETENTION POND
B1 1/4" = 1'-0"
SEAL
CMU CORE VENEER LIMESTONE WALL
JOINT FILLER, TOPPED WITH JOINT SEALANT
5" CAPPING
1'-0"
5"
1" DATE
1 2"
DESCRIPTION
REVISION
MINIMUM 6" TOPSOIL
ISSUED: [DATE ISSUED]
A
PLANTER MULCH
1'-5"
PLANTING LAYOUT
RAMP
PLANTER SOIL , DEPTH 16"
1'-0"
6"x6" WOVEN WIRED MESH
5"
A
0 2
3
CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENT I PLANTING LAYOUT
4
10' 5
20'
30'
L04.01
A1 1 1/2" = 1'-0"
1
DESCRIPTION
PROJECT NO.: [PROJECT NUMBER] [COPYWRIGHT YEAR]
1 4" CLEAN GRAVEL
MIN 6" CRUSHED STONE
4" COMPACTED AGGREGATE COMPACTED SUBGRADE
FOUNDATION OF PLANTER WALL 8" PERFORATED HDPE PIPE
SECTION: TYP STAMPED CONC. JOINT
DATE
ISSUED: [DATE ISSUED]
C
5" THICK STONE CAPPING 10" THICK LIMESTONE WALL
CONC. KEYED JOINT
NORTH
SCALE : 1"=10'-0"
GRASS
8" TOPSOIL
FILTER FABRIC
1'-0"
STAMPED CONC.
[COPYWRIGHT YEAR]
1'-0"
C
1'-0"
PROJECT NO.: [PROJECT NUMBER]
PCC SIDEWALK
MIN 3" HARDWOOD MULCH
1'-5"
REVISION
SEAL
B3 1/4" = 1'-0"
RAMP
IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY 2433 Union Drive, Ames, IA 50011
B
°
2167 UNION DR, AMES, IA 50011
STORM WATER UTILITY
4'-0"
54.14
MEMORIAL UNION FOUR SEASONS GARDEN REDESIGN
STORM WATER UTILITY
CORTEN STEEL RAILING ON THE CULVERT AREA
1'-3"
(2)AS
STEEL GRATE BRIDGE DESIGN BY MANUFACTURER
MIN 41" THICKNESS
2'-6"
STEEL BRIDGE SEE DETAILS AT L05.01 ELEVATION 942.1
STEEL REINFORCEMENT UNDER THE BRIDGE FILLET EDGE , MIN 2" DIA INSIDE
4'-0"
PLANT SCHEDULE
4'
C
5"
(2) GT
STEEL REINFORCEMENT MIN 1" WIDE
2" THICK DIAGONAL POST 1/2" LOWER CONNECTION TO BE BOLTED WITH SURFACE
7'-0"
EXISTING VEGETATION
4" THICK HANDRAIL 2" THICK VERTICAL POST
4"
4"
C
CONSTRUCTION LIMIT LINE
2'-8"
PROPOSED OVERSTORY
GT
3'-0"
EA
GT
2'-1"
PROPOSED UNDERSTORY
AS AS
2167 UNION DR, AMES, IA 50011
(2)EA
IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY 2433 Union Drive, Ames, IA 50011
MEMORIAL UNION FOUR SEASONS GARDEN REDESIGN
SWAMP VEGETATION
(3)CC
PORTFOLIO 2024
L02.01
30'
COMPACTED SOIL BACKFILL FOR EDGE RESTRAINT
12"
PERMEABLE PAVED PLAZA SEE DETAILS A5
BOIRETENTION CELL BOTTOM VEGETATION
1
20'
5
1"
MIN. 24" PREPARED TOPSOIL FOR SWAMP ENVIRONMENT FILTER FABRIC 6" AGGREGATE LAYER
D
1'-1"
LEGEND
1'-3"
FILTRATION CELL AQUATIC SEEDMIX
3 2'' CARVED OUT FROM EXT. PCC SLAB AND FILLED WITH LIMESTONE
10" THICK POROUS PLANTER WALL
MIN. 2" SMOOTH FINISHED EDGE LIGHT ROUGH GRANITE EDGE
SUMAIYA BINTE AZAD
(2)QB
BIORETENTION CELL BOTTOM SEEDMIX
4
PCC GRAY CONC.
SUBMERGED PLANTER BOX
FINE FINISHED GRANITE SURFACE
(1)EA
3
10'
CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENT I GRADING LAYOUT
(2)BN
D
SCALE : 1"=10'-0"
0
CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENT I SITE PREPARATION 1
3% SLOPE
SUMAIYA BINTE AZAD
3
L01.01
30'
5" min
2
20'
6"
1
10'
T.S ELEVATION 946
IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE
REMOVE ELECTRICAL LIGHT BUT KEEP FOUNDATION AND CONNECTION
945
UNDISTURBED SUBGRADE
LANDSCAPE DETAILS
SUBGRADE PERMEABLE PAVE OF PLAZA
SECTION: TYP PLANTER BOX
A2 1/4" = 1'-0"
2
A3
SECTION: BIORETENTION POND
SECTION: PCC WALK @ TURF GRASS
A4 1/2" = 1'-0"
1/2" = 1'-0"
3
4
5
L06.01
CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENT I DESIGN DETAILS ACADEMIC
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SARAH RESORT PUBLIC RECREATION DESIGN PROJECT STUDIO SUPERVISOR LOCATION TAGS
PROFESSIONAL- IN GROUP INDIGENOUS NAIM AHMED KIBRIA DHAKA, BANGLADESH SCHEMETIC DESIGN
3D MODELLING
PRESENTATION
CONSTRUCTION DRAWING
SARAH RESORT I WORKING DRAWINGS 28
SUMAIYA BINTE AZAD
PERSPECTIVE I FROM LAWN TOWARDS GUEST ROOMS PORTFOLIO 2024
PROFESSIONAL
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AUTOCAD 30
PROFESSIONAL- IN GROUP GENUS LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS BRETT DOUGLAS I DYLAN JONES DES MOINES, US SCHEMETIC DESIGN 3D MODELLING
SKETCHUP
LA JOURNEY SAMPLE WORKS
PRESENTATION
VISUALIZATION
ENSCAPE SUMAIYA BINTE AZAD
AUTOCAD PORTFOLIO 2024
SKETCHUP
ENSCAPE
PHOTOSHOP PROFESSIONAL
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HEAD OFFICE OF BERC SAMPLE WORKS CLIENT PARTNER LOCATION TAGS
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BANGLADESH ENERGY REGULATORY BOARD INDIGENOUS DHAKA, BANGLADESH SCHEMETIC DESIGN
3D MODELLING
PRESENTATION
SUMAIYA BINTE AZAD
COMMERCIAL GREEN OFFICE FOR IDCOL IDCOL HEAD OFFICE PROJECT STUDIO SUPERVISOR LOCATION TAGS
PORTFOLIO 2024
IDCOL INDIGENOUS DHAKA, BANGLADESH SCHEMETIC DESIGN PRESENTATION
3D MODELLING
PROFESSIONAL
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PORTFOLIO 2024
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MISCELLANEOUS PHOTOGRAPHY . DIGITAL ART
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CURRICULAM VITAE SUMAIYA BINTE AZAD
Contact Email
azad@iastate.edu sumjui51@gmail.com
Academic Background 2022 - Present MLA Iowa State University 2018 B.Arch BUET Scholarships 2022 - 23
Agro scholarship , ISU
2012 - 18
University Technical Scholarship, BUET
2012 - 18
Government Scholarship for excellence in HSC exam
2022 - 23
Barbara King Research scholarship
Field of Interest Community Engagement, Parametric landscape design, Urban mobility & infrastructure , Public space & waterscape , Climate resilient design
Publication / exhibition / research
Internship
Proficiency
2021 Exploring The Integration Of Virtual Reality In Landscape Design: Bridging The Gap In
2014 Indigenous 40 working days Design drawing 2D, 3Dmodelling , visualization & model making , working drawings.
2D drafting Autocad 3D modelling Sketchup Rhino Grasshopper Presentation Photoshop Illustrator MS Powerpoint Visualization Lumion Enscape Documentatio Excel MS word GIS BIM Archicad GIS Arcgis Pro
Communication And Engagement Exploring The Integration Of Virtual Reality In Landscape Design
2021 Computational Design Approach To Re - Establish The Urban Fabric Of Mongla : A Perspective From Grasshopper. by MIJST , Issue - December, 2021.
2021 Post Covid interaction The New Home Office - web publication by online magazine Archtwist
2020 Spirit of Nazrul Nazrul Pavillion - web publication by online magazine Archtwist
2016 Life Line for Dhaka Integrating Metro Rail Transit (Mrt) With Urban Fabric. Alliance FranCaise, Dhaka.
Competition organized by archtwist
2020 Gold mention for SPIRIT OF NAZRUL (Nazrul pavillion) Competition organized by archtwist
2020 Gold mention for COMMERCIAL GREEN HEADQUARTER BUILDING FOR IDCOL Competition organized by IAB
Aug 2022- Iowa State University Present Research Assistant Teaching Assistant Jan 2022- Green University, Bangladesh Aug 2022 sister concern of Us Bangla Group Architect Oct 2018- Indigenous Jan 2020 Junior Architect Professional Projects
2022 ASLA conference, 2022
Jan 2022- Green University Permanent Aug 2022 Campus, Dhaka.
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2020 Honorable mention for THE NEW HOME OFFICE (Post covid interaction)
Work experience
Conference / workshop / seminar 2021 Introduction to Parametric Design
Awards
2014 Genus Landscape Architects Summer internship (3 months) Design drawing 2D, 3Dmodelling , visualization & model making , working drawings.
2019 ARCASIA FORUM 20 Organized by ARCASIA
2019 Architecture for sustainable and resilient habitat : Think local. Organized by IAB
Professional affiliation 2022 - Present Student member of ASLA 2019 - Present Associate member of IAB AA - 567
2015-2020 Sarah Resort Gazipur, Dhaka. Concept knitting Garments LTD. Gazipur, Dhaka Design of a 8 storied residential apartment building Dhaka
References Professor Heidi Hohmann Associate Professor Iowa State University, Landscape Architecture Department contact -hhohmann@iastate.edu Pofessor Julia Badenhope Assistant Professor Iowa State University, Landscape Architecture Department contact -jmb@iastate.edu Brett Douglas Director Genus Landscape Architects Des Moines, IA, US contact - bdouglas@genus-la.com