SUNYOUNG ROH ㄴㅅㅇ
2015 Landscape Architecture & Architecture Portfolio
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NEWTOWN CREEK REVITALIZATION Urban design |Individual project _ Current THE LINKAGE Urban design | Individual portion from team project BEYOND THE BOUNDARY Landscape Architectural design | Individual project ADVENTURE COME TRUE Planting design|Individual project HEAVEN KISSING LAND Landscape Architectural design | team project INTERLOCKING OF THE URBAN HOUSING Architectural design | team project ART WORK Hand crafting and drawings
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RESUME 1501 N. Mountain Ave. Apt 5 Tucson, AZ 85719 520-241-7887 sunyoung@email.arizona.edu
Sunyoung Roh
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EDUCATION
WORK EXPERIENCE
AWARDS
UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA, TUCSON, ARIZONA College of Architecture, Planning and Landscape Architecture – Master of Landscape Architecture Candidate August 2013 - May 2015 Current GPA: 3.838
PROJECT MANAGER TEJIDO GROUP, COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE, PLANNING & LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE JANUARY 2015 - PRESENT Accomplishing project management, consolidating master plan, organizing book for Prague studio.
College of Architecture, Planning and Landscape Architecture, University of Arizona Landscape Architecture Grant, 2015 Ervin H. Zube Scholarship, 2014 - 2015 Mary Miller Scholarship, 2014 Graduate tuition scholarship, 2013 - 2014
SEOUL NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, SEOUL, KOREA College of Architecture – Bachelor of Architecture March 2007 - May 2012 GPA: 3.8 on 4.5 scale
EXHIBITION INSTALLATION INTERN WOORIDONGIN ARCHITECTS INC. NOVEMBER, 2011 Skilfully Hand crafted exhibition booth.
Tucson Historic Preservation Foundation Henry Trost trip scholarship program, 2014
CZECH TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY, PRAGUE, CZECH REPUBLIC Faculty of Architecture – Exchange student program August 2010 - May 2011
SKILLS Languages: English, Korean Computer Software: Auto CAD, Adobe Creative Suit, Rhinoceros, 3D Studio Max, Sketch up
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATION International Representative - Student Member of the American Society Landscape Architects (ASLA)
STUDENT INTERN MOOYOUNG ARCHITECT & ENGINEERS JULY, 2010 Specific task included: Modeling, drafting, concept development OFFICE ASSISTANT ADMINISTRATION OFFICE AND EXCHANGE PROGRAM OFFICE, SEOUL NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY AUGUST, 2008 – MAY 2009 Conducted general reception responsibilities.
Seoul National University of Science and Technology Superiority scholarship, 2008 – 2010 Taipei Design Center and National Taipei University of Technology Travel grant for International Urban Design Workshop, 2013
REFERENCES MARK FREDERICKSON PHD. LEED AP, ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR, TEJIDO GROUP College of Architecture, Planning and Landscape Architecture, University of Arizona mpf@email.arizona.edu – 520-621-3948 / 520-548-0602 HENRY W A HANSON IV., AIA, ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR Faculty of Architecture, Czech Technical University in Prague hhanson@hdg-ltd.com – (+420) 722949816
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NEWTOWN CREEK REVITALIZATION
University of Arizona Master of Landscape Architecture Master’s report Committee Chair: Mark Frederickson Committee Members: Margaret livingston, Beth weinstein
Size : About 65 acre Location : Newtown Creek area, Brooklyn and Queens, NYC Services : Mixed use development with open spaces along the creek Current project
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Urban Waterfronts are desirable for many reasons and have become a focal point of development in cities. The Newtown Creek waterfront, which is located between Brooklyn and Queens, has high potential for industrial development as well as opportunities for mixed use and recreation to bring the surrounding neighborhood together. Although industries in Newtown Creek are less active than in the past, the area is still heavily used by industry and can take advantage of being at the waterfront and having water-dependent transportation. New York City has designated the site a ‘Priority Marine Activity Zone’ and suggests supporting industrial and maritime activities within New York City’s Waterfront Revitalization Program (WRP). Due to serious and definite contamination, including crucial oil spills and dumping of raw sewage, Newtown Creek has become one of the most polluted industrial sites in the U.S. Newtown Creek is a designated Superfund site. The Newtown Creek Superfund is essentially dealing with the water body itself, not the land surrounding it. Another important issue about the site is the lack of public access points for the waterfront, which are difficult to find and can be unsafe for users. This project explores sustainable waterfront development in Newtown Creek, focusing on a water purification strategy while enhancing economic and social values of the site. Analyses include evaluation of efforts, needs, and issues of the local communities and organizations concerned with the site. The design is intended to connect neighborhoods to the waterfront, offering safe and pleasant public access, allowing people to celebrate an underused opportunity.
Newtown Creek Hub
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2. OUTDOOR SPACE IN FRONT OF THE REPURPOSED RECREATION CENTER All kinds of outdoor activities can happen her. Canoeing, Skateboarding, Bike riding, Basketball, and climbing. On the roof of the recreation center which is repurposed from existing food cooperation building, generating energy from solar panels and hydroponic urban gardening can happen.
THE LINKAGE
University of Arizona Master of Landscape Architecture Interdisciplinary Urban Design Studio Individual focus area from team project
Location : Marioposa, Nogales, AZ Services : Port of Entry, Public spaces, Wetland Duration | Due date : 3 month | 2014 May
“The Linkage� is located in the City of Nogales, AZ where the I-11 corridor will cross the U.S./Mexico border. The site is comprised of the two ports of entry and the area between the two ports. The team has identified the creation of a link between the two ports as the highest priority. The link will incorporate a visa-less recreation area that will connect both ports, the U.S. and Mexico and provide a safe space for interaction between people and nature. The area will also create a pedestrian crossing connection that is currently missing at the Mariposa Port of Entry.
Master plan
Team member: Bradie kissinger, Deyanira nevarez, Edin hernandez, Estefania vasquez, Samual sanford Instructor : Mark Frederickson, Linda C. Samuels, Arlie Adkins
Finally, the team has rerouted the freight train to the Mariposa Port of Entry where the facilities and the infrastructure is most suited for it and has kept the rail at the DeConcini port for a passenger train that will further strengthen the link between the people of Ambos Nogales. Observatory deck and tower
Artisans
Surrounding Natural Systems
Gondola FOOTPRINTS
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ROADS RAILS FLAT AREA (<15%)
Coffee shop and Gallery Wetland
Hiking and biking trail
VEGETATION
Entrance from downtown plaza
FLOODPLAIN CREEKS
Memorial
Education with Nature
The biggest challenge was how we overcome and use extreme slope of the site. All sources of form are from Natural system. Creating wetlands at the low points of the site to collect the storm water. For locating pedestrian trail system and observation towers, analyse the relatively flat areas.
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AMPHITEATER AND WALKING PATH WITHIN WETLAND Created wetland became gathering place for travellers across the border and local residents. It has amphitheater and various walking trails.
VIEWING WETLAND SYSTEM LOOKING TOWARDS PEDESTRIAN PROMENADE There are various pedestrian connections. First one is main promenade by the vegetated land berms as buffer between truck route. Second one is over bridge to the new conference center by the border and the others are diverse trails to the wetland.
BEYOND THE BOUNDARY
University of Arizona Master of Landscape Architecture Landscape Architectural design studio Individual Project Instructor : Simon Kilbane
Size : 436488 m² Location : Campus Farm, Tucson, AZ Services : Residence (Accommodate 2500 people) Duration | Due date : 3 month | 2013 Dec.
Hierarchy of roads and programs
The main roads are 10-10meters wide with 2-5 story mixed-use buildings along them. Some buildings are located near to intersections are corner stores and the others are offices. The density of buildings is less and lower in areas further from the main roads.
New grids During the exploration map, the site, I found interesting point of edges. To make interesting and playful edges, I set a couple of factors which affect the new residential area. A new grid was established from the surrounding context rather than the existing road system.
Possible activity zone I abstracted the spatial pattern from the surrounding area to develop new activity zones for open space along the perimeter edge. This move created visual access to this site as well as defined the boundary for the built environment. 6m two-way road,+bike+pedestrian 3m one-way road,+bike+pedestrian 3m one-way road,+pedestrian 3m,1.8m wide_Only pedestrian
Network system
Locate all civic buildings(Library, Recreation center, Movie theater) in 120m buffer from 10-12 roads intersections. Also for each intersections of the other roads, set the function as a corner store.
Concept sketch
Corner store
Civic buildings
Walkable distance_400m
Layers of Program
2F_TOWN HOUSE
3-5F_MIXED USE APARTMENT
1F_SINGLE FAMILY HOUSE
PLAZAS,MIXED USE BUILDING, EXISTING BUILDING
SITE PLAN
Agriculture field
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Library Existing buildings
Parks
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Corner store Cinema Agriculture field
AERIAL VIEW_Whole campus farm DETAIL 2_ Intersection
DETAIL 1 _ Residential area Three-stories Apartment
Vegetable garden
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ADVENTURE COME TRUE Location : Imaginary location in Tucson Services : Adventure garden for Children’s Museum Duration | Due date : 1 month | 2014 October
University of Arizona Master of Landscape Architecture Planting design studio Individual project Instructor : Margaret Livingston
“Adventure Come True” is a mysterious playground for not only children and but also adults. This garden is located right next to the Children’s Museum and gives users a contemporary labyrinth. It is not shaped as a formal labyrinth and requires way-finding to users. It offers different scenes with six different zones and diverse plant palettes, hard scape materials, changes in ground level, and structures. Each zone’s design starts with a different feeling, like ‘Calm’ and ‘Enjoy’, but interpretation of the areas is up to the users. It is meant to sometimes squeeze you through a narrow path and bring you to a point. Are you ready to start an adventure come true?
PROCESS
The mission of this project was: 1.Getting inspiration from abstract art 2.Using landscape language and style from Landscape architect Serenade to Sam Francis- Blue Fauna - FB.401
Burle Marx Bold foliage, Combination of organic shape and ridged lines, Accent colors, Mosaic pattern, Diversity of plants and the use of sculptural plants.
Acrylic on Canvas Author unknown
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CREATING 6 DIFFERENT ZONES AND CONNECTION
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PLANTS PALETTE
Teucrium Fruticans Shrubby germander 1gal*18
Brahea Armata Mexican blue palm 24”box*11
Myrtus Communis ‘Compacta’ Compact myrtle 5gal*10
Trachelospermum Jasminoides Star Jasmine 1gal*33
Philodendron Selloum Selloum philodendron 1gal*6
Mulenbergia c. ‘Regal Mist’ Regal Mist muhly 1gal*24
Senna Phyllodinea Silverleaf Senna 1gal*9
Lantana Montevidensis Trailing Lantana 1gal*34
Plumbago auriculata Plumbago 1gal*62
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Mahonia Trifoliolata Agarita 1gal*5
Feijoa Sellowiana Pineapple guava 5gal*11
Rosmarinus officinails Rosemary 1gal*20
Justicia Candicans Red justicia 1gal*51
Eremophila m. ‘Valentine’ Valentine emu bush 1gal*16
Cenchus setaceus ‘Cupreum’ Asparagus d. ‘Sprengeri’ Purple fountain grass Sprenger’s asparagus 1gal*19 1gal*16
Baileya Multiradiata Desert marigold 1gal*51
Zephyranthes candida Rain lily 1gal*143
Macfadyena Unguis-Cati Catclaw Vine
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HEAVEN KISSING LAND_Trojmezi
Czech Technical University | Landscape Studio Team project with Hanadi Al Razzaz Role in mine: Landscape design Instructor : Henry W. A. Hanson, Ing. arch. Petr Klapste
Size : 1,127,900m² Location : Area between Praha-Praha10, 11, 15, Česká republika Services: Public park & Residential area Duration | Due date : 4 month | 2011 Jan 30th
Site importance
Vision | Goal 1. Connection between area and surroundings 2. Make attractive spaces 3. Produce alternative energy and resources 4 .Involving people with design and implementation 5. Support ecosystem 6. Develop opportunities for social interaction 7. Economical efficiency
Location called “Trojmezi(Three Borders)”is the undeveloped area with total area over 110ha on the border of Praha 10,11 and 15, surrounded on all sides estate Chodov Sporilov, Zabehlice, Garden City, Hostivar and baskets. Three Borders lies in the natural park Hostivar - Zabehilce. The diverse ecosystems found in Trojmezi include meadow fields, forest and riparian zone by the wash. The experts stated that tehre are relatively few invasive plant species found in the site. Thus it is important to keep Trojmezi as a semi-natural park with most of domestic species. It is the last piece of nature, sandwiched between high-rises on all sides. For residents of surrounding neighborhoods, It is only few possibility of interacting with nature.
SITE PLAN
Analysis of ecosystem, animal
Potentials & Constrains
• Wide roads as barriers • High buildings in the surroundings • Market pressure to build the whole area • New buildings - new housing and economic effort to the project • River area for leisure activities and connections • Use the area to link Hostivar’s park with other parts of the city • Large space to create a new park and green areas • Use border areas to supply the surroundings with new services • Creation of a lake
Map of potentials and constrains
Natural Park Programs
Labyrinth
- Calm Area with benches, wooden path and pond. Surrounded by meadow. - Active Area with skateboard park, children’s playground, and cycling, In-line skating zone.
Suggested activities for each zone - Yellow zone (Open space with big trees) : Chat with friends, reading books, playing chess - Green zone : Play with light structure in the wood - Orange zone : Preserve existing apple trees and maintain it to make real products - Hatch zone (Big slope area) : Activities using slope, Survivor game in the wood.
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Education zone with agriculture Learning from natural ecosystems as one moves along the walkway. People can feel pleasure from real nature with their all senses. People can see, smell, taste and touch it.
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INTERLOCKING OF URBAN HOUSING
Seoul National University of Technology and Science | Architecture Studio Team project with Munseon Lim Role on mine : Concept development, Block design, Modeling Instructor : Ph.D. Booseong Kang
Size : 52870m² Location : 62, Ohyeon -ro 35-gil, Gangbuk-gu, Seoul, SEOUL 142-862 Rep. of KOREA Services : Housing Complex Duration | Due date : 3 month | 2009 Dec. We divide the Koreaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s present urban housing into three different types; flat-type apartment housing, tower-type apartment housing and hill terraced housing. In order to meet the needs of many different people according to their lifestyle and values, we tried to strengthen the strength and make up for the weakness of these three types of urban housing. We mixed and arranged flat-type and tower-type apartment considering climate factors (Shadow nearby building, public space / reducing solar energy harvesting / wind turbulence ) To cover poor security of terraced houses, this type of house located on the upper part of flat-type apartment.
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Reflection of site
Nature Community Network
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Residence Education Area Commerce Neighborhood Around around
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ELEVATION Key map
ART WORK EXHIBITION BOOTH FOR ARCHITECTURE MODEL
EXHIBITION INSTALLATION | WOORIDONGIN ARCHITECTS INC. Team project with Myeongjae Won
ART WORK HAND DRWINGS & ECOSYSTEM ANALYSIS
Pomegranate 8”×12” Pencil on Paper Individual Work 2007
Ecosystem Analysis 8.2”×11.6” Pencil on Paper and Sample Data collection of leaves Landscape Studio Work 2010 Perspective Drawing Study 16.5”×24” Pencil on Paper Studio Work 2008 Self- Portrait 10.7”×15.5” Work with paper, pictures like Mosaic Pattern and Pencil on Paper Individual Work 2007 Two Point Perspective Drawing 16.5”×24” Pencil on Paper Studio Work 2008
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281.00
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1+50 276.67
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1+00 276.84
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19 .3 2 4
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271.00
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272.00
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53
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273.00
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61 .0
2
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274.00
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275.00
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276.00
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274
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277.00
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1+ 50
24'
TURF SOCCER FIELD
279.00 278.00
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2.5 X BALL DIA. MIN.
Scale
Vertical scale1" = 2' 1
DECIDUOUS TREE PLANTING
3
1 2"
= 1'-0"
0'
20'
1" = 20' 40'
80'
The road profile shows the vertical elevation changing throughout the main road and parking lot. It has been magnified ten times to clearly show the slope of the existing and proposed contours. And it also shows detail of few elements. PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT
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CURVE DATA R :100 L : 78 ∆ : 44d 41' 33"
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282.00
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273
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271
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Firm Name & Address
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Project Name & Address
CURVE DATA R :100 L :67.82 ∆ : 38d 51' 33"
286
N 1d 0' 0" W
285 DG PICNIC AREA
Sunyoung Roh LAR 555 Landscape Construction Spring 014
Desert Park Recreation Center Layout Plan
287 288
LAYOUT PLAN
291 290
25'±2'
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Project
DPRC
Sheet
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Date
April 29, 2014
The layout plan shows the dimensions of the proposed road, parking lot, and adjacent elements.
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Scale
1" = 20' 0'
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40'
80'
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274
275
276
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8
273
27
272
271
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277
Trees
279
277.30 278.56
278.56
Quantity
Common Name
Size
Ironwood
Olneya Tesota
23
Quercus Virginiana
Southern live oak 24" box
Remarks
24" box
12
Pistacia Chinensis
Chinese pistache
24" box
22
Parkinsonia florida
Blue palo verde
24" box
95 57 44 34 92 35
Desert marygold Rosemary Desert senna Heavenly bamboo Brittle bush Compact myrtle
Shrubs
28
0
HP 1+ 02.7
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Botanical Name
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279.46
273
278
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5 gal. 5 gal. 5 gal. 5 gal. 5 gal. 5 gal.
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278
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274
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275.70
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275.50
LP 274.30 INV. IN 274.69 275.50
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279.29
278
275.30
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275.80
275.31
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275.80
27
277
276.00
276.00
280
276
274.95 275.20 INV. OUT 274.62
274.60
279
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276.00 275.63
275.10
278.50
279.90
279.00
279.90
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28
275.50
284
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Key Quantity Shrubs
Sunyoung Roh LAR 555 Landscape Construction Spring 014
LP 274.30 BP 275.30 275.50
Project Name & Address
285.5
BP 274.90 LP 273.90 275.10
Desert Park Recreation Center Planting Plan
286 287 288 289 291 290
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283
282
280
281
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279
27
278
286
287
288
289
291 290
Project
DPRC
Date
April 29, 2014 Scale
1" = 20' 0'
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6
27
27
5
274
285
20'
40'
80'
Botanical Name
DM RM DS HB BB CM Trees IW 12 LO 23 CP 12 PV 22
Firm Name & Address
275.70
276.00
285
BP 274.40
279.68
279.77
274.78
275.00
℄
28
275
82
LP 273.80
275.80
LP 273.40
281.97
3+
278
274
278.51 277.74
Note
Rim Elev. 274.50 Inv. Out 265.96 Inv. In 266.16
282
0.0
0+
275.00 BP 274.80
274.60
281
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277
RC
281.73
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276
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281.73
275.26
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Rim Elev. 273.09 Inv. Out 265.52 Inv. In 265.72
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281.73
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W 394.33' N 7 46' 28"
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5
275.46
274
52
30" � RCP
1 4
PV C
274.72
274.98
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Road
Rim Elev. 277.76 Inv. Out 266.48
280
0.0
05
274
275
279
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2+ 50
P
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT
275.02
RC
PT
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT
2+
Ø
2
5'
281.23
19 .3
21
1. Contractor shall supply all plants in sufficient numbers and quality as per plan. 2. Report any discrepancies to the Landscape Architect. 3. Layout all plants on the site for approval by the Landscape Architect 4. Any discrepancy between the number of plants specified on the plan and the plant list, the plan shall take precedent. 5. Install all plants according to the details specified.
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Sheet
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PLANTING PLAN
The planting plan shows the proposal throughout the site. The plants picked are mostly native to the region, ensuring tolerance to full sun exposure and arid conditions. At the same time, this plants palette give us variety texture and colors.
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SUNYOUNG ROH 1501 N. Mountain Ave. Apt 5 Tucson, AZ 85719 520-241-7887 sunyoung@email.arizona.edu