eighbor to neighbor interactions
project video
central park a phoenix neighborhood, established 1904
after 100 years of
the story is like this... phoenix phoenix before anglos
low maintenance
honor natural form & seasonality
environmental racism plant power and social inequity alley
permaculture
gardner beautification & mentorship program
downtown phoenix
the anglos came
63%
chase field
live below the poverty line -phx. rate is 23%
warehouse district
agriculture
55%
grant street
graduated high school or more -phx. rate is 81%
7th street
respect existing structures
help/support
central avenue
healing po culturally 66% responsive it needs help central park neighborhood est. 1904
Mexicans were viewed as ‘naturally’ predisposed to stoop work in fields picking fruits and vegetables and culturally adapted to low wages and poverty (Walsh 1999).
street
are hispanic
buckeye road
early 1900’s wealth, political power and property were controlled by white elite
buildings cover desert
plant groups blend
symbolic of inclusiveness
1891 the flood
fenced-off homes lots of trash
human feces
industrial land use next to residential
repurposed garden planters
the issues air toxics cancer risk
central park
respiratory
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expressed through dev
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hazard index
food trucks
air quality november 30, 2017
adjacent to skyline
heat
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vulnerable social groups and gentrification
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hints of community spirit
after the flood-fewer real estate promoters wanted to develop land in the southern parts of the city; they turned their focus to the northern part of the city. As part of this trend, over the next few decades, poorer neighborhoods of “economically and socially disadvantaged groups,” as well as factories, warehouses and stockyards, developed in the parts of Phoenix south of the railroad
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locals w/character
tell & preserve our stories
look closely and see its beauty
central avenue
walls as culturally responsive canvas
abandoned homes
poverty and barren landscape
central park neighborhood
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urban healing heat
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through native plant power
air
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1 alley removes 62kg/pollutants/yr
$332/yr
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project video
neighbor to neighbor interactions
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low maintenance
honor natural form & seasonality
alley
increase shade from
18%
3
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70%
4 Miles
socially vulnerable
community-driven design-everyone has a voice
plant power alleys-transformed
https://www.nrs.fs.fed.us/units/urban/local-resources/downloads/Tree_Air_Qual.pdf
long-time residents + new residents
plant power
to rain gardens
air quality benefits
66 feet of right-of-way gardner beautification & mentorship program
increase the scale $11,000/yr
permaculture
all alleys
+ streetscape
https://www.nrs.fs.fed.us/units/urban/local-resources/downloads/Tree_Air_Qual.pdf
healing powe culturally existing
Many empty right-of-way planting areas
respect existing structures
help/support
street
responsive
2%
after tree planting In 5-10 years(407 trees)
60%
shaded sidewalk & street
plant groups blend
symbolic of inclusiveness
street-design
complete streets double vegetation,create social spaces
culturally responsive
walls as culturally responsive canvas
tell & preserve our stories
-create a community benefits agreement with new developers
expressed through developme -healing power of plants must be expressed through the landscape
vacant loton vacant lots new development-
community-driven
inclusive design
community-driven inclusive design
central park LDE 621: Fall 2017 Core Landscape Architecture Studio I
Student: Kristin Antkoviak Instructor: Joe Bernardi
neighborhood & garden district