Landscape Architecture LDE461 Tanner Christensen, Francisco Rosales / Coseo

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the problem 2000 3.2 million

development fragments these habitats and creates patches...

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40%

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population increase in 15 years

2015 4.5 million

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13%

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development

DAYS SPENT 100 DEGREES+

1913

animals once could roam freely between major habitats...

2030 6.3 million

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1989

METRO PHX

100+ DEGREE DAYS

39%

DAYS SPENT 100 DEGREES+

100+ DEGREE DAYS

goals for solution

connect to the ecological system

connect (wo)man with nature

create a sense of community

educate

innovate

the plan

LID TOOLS

GREENFIELD NURSERY

RETENTION BASIN

site plan

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1 sports fields | park 2 interpretive trails

GILBERT ROAD

CISTERN & GREEN ROOF

ACTIVE RESTORATION

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3 visitor’s center | trailhead 4 green street 5 cafe AT THE FALLS

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6 natural sonoran desert habitat and revegitation 7 new underpass for trail

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8 parking

MCDOWELL ROAD

9 naturalized canalscape

permeable paving

9 LOOP 202

SOUTH CANAL

50’ 100’

CURB CUT & VEGETATED SWALE

200’ 300’

THE FALLS

SPORTS FIELDS

SITE ENLARGEMENT

site ENLARGEMENT

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1 CAFE WITH LOOKOUT PATIO

1 sports fields

2 NATURALIZED WATERFALL

2 STEEL BRIDGE FROM ROAD

3 LOOKOUT BRIDGE 4 STEEL VIEWING BRIDGE 5 NATURALIZED CANALWAY

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6 SITTING OBSERVATION AREA 7 RIVER LIKE SLOPESCAPE

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3 PARK SPACE 4 DECOMPOSED GRANITE PARKING 5 TRACK | WALKWAY

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6 PERMEABLE WALKWAY 7 PERIMETER RETAINING WALL

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8 GABION ENCLOSED PLANTERS

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10’

9 NATIVE REVEGETATION

40’ 20’

60’

40’ 20’

80’

THE FALLS

SECTION

SPORTS FIELDS

40’ 20’

TRAIL

RETENTION

TRACK PLANTER WALKWAY PARK WALKWAY

SPORTS FIELDS

PLANTER TRACK

RETENTION

CANAL

OVERLOOK BRIDGE

WATERFALL

VIEWING BRIDGE

NATURALIZED CANAL

SECTION

30’

80’

big picture active restoration project national park system nationAL forest service tribal land

state parks

master plan NETWORK

REGIONAL NETWORK our site lies directly in the way of a path between two of the larger habitat areas around the valley whose linkage has been fragmented by the development of metro phoenix. our site therefore acts as a patch in this greater network and green infrastructure system.

salt river reservation

echo canyon

tonto national forest

highlighted on the paso verde master plan is the canal network. our site plays a large role in this particular network, and although the new site has its own set of goals, it still follows goals and objectives set in the paso verde masterplan.

usery mountain regional park

scottsdale

papago park

apache junction

tempe

south mountain preserve

gilbert

the riparian preserve at water ranch

chandler

Main Park Strip Secondary Park Strip 50 year connecting trail Canal Parkway

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Canal Trail

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Main Street Important Nodes

Parks

Golf Courses

Natural Areas

Disturbed Areas

Salt River

the falls who are we helping?

JACKRABBIT

LESSER LONG NOSE BAT

KANGAROO RAT

RUFOUS HUMMINGBIRD ELF OWL

MONARCH BUTTERFLY CACTUS WREN

LDE 461: Fall 2015 Landscape Architecture III

Students: Tanner Christensen, Francisco Rosales Instructor: Paul Coseo


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