The Portfolio_2016-2017 by Toby Kirkaldie

TOBY KIRKALDIE graduate landscape architect

the portfolio | 2016-2017

Toby Kirkaldie

Landscape and Garden Designer Undergraduate Landscape Architect Oakwood House, 68 East Hill Road, Otford Hills, Sevenoaks TN15 6YD 07527 3671728 toby_kirkaldie@hotmail.co.uk

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toby

experience...

education...

Landscape Assistant

BA Landscape Architecture

Greencube garden and landscape design is an award-winning company catering for domestic and commercial projects from small courtyards to large country gardens. The approach of Greencube is to encapsulate the customers vision, and develop the garden space in an inspirational, harmonious and exciting design. During the Summer 2016, I was employed part-time as a Landscape Assistant, working alongside founder and designer Mandy Buckland, BA (hons) Garden Design, MSGD; and RHS Level 2 gardener, Gemma Clarke. In the studio, I helped with the design process, presenting my own concepts and ideas, considering the opinions of the customer. I produced several planting and maintenance schedules utilising my horticultural knowledge. I created 3D Models of the proposed garden designs using Sketch Up and produced visualisation sheets for the customers. I completed Site Surveys for small gardens, using professional land survey equipment. On site, I completed many soft landscaping projects, planting, trees, shrubs, perennials and bulbs. Working alongside Gemma, I helped maintain customers gardens, which included; mowing, pruning, weeding and feeding.

I am an Undergraduate Landscape Architect, studying at the University of Gloucestershire. Currently, I am a third-year student looking for a year out in professional practice, prior to completing my postgraduate diploma.

GreenCube Design Ltd | 2016

Team Leader

University of Gloucestershire | 2014-present

RHS Level 2 (QCF)

Hadlow College | 2014 During my gap year I completed my RHS Level 2 Certificate in the Principles of Horticulture (QCF). The course consisted of; 1. Garden Planning, Establishment and Maintenance, and; 2. Principles of Plant Growth, Propagation and Development.

International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma Dartford Grammar School | 2013

Higher Subjects: Art, Biology and Geography. Standard Subjects: English, Maths and Spanish. Result: 37/45 points.

S.K. Landscapes & Maintenance Ltd | 2013-2016 Established in 1987, S.K. Landscapes and Maintenance Ltd is a domestic and commercial landscape construction and gardening company based in Bromley, Kent. I was employed as a Garden Assistant during my gap year, however, was soon promoted to Team Leader and became an adaptable employee working in the office and on-site. I skilfully used maintenance machinery, and completed my City and Guilds NPTC Level 2 Award in Chainsaw Maintenance and Cross-Cutting and Tree Climbing and Rescue (QCF). The qualification improved my versatility and I worked alongside Orpington Tree Care Services Ltd. felling, reducing and removing the dead from trees. I worked in teams completing soft and hard landscaping projects and overhaul jobs; transforming gardens into beautiful spaces. As a ‘Team Leader’, I politely spoke to customers and managed my assistants. In the office, I planned the rounds, considering the designated amount of time spent at each contract and the required travelling distance and time. Working alongside the manager, Mark Hyde, I helped design the van and trailer signage integrating the company logo and contact details.

GCSE Qualifications

Dartford Grammar School | 2009-2011 8A*’s: Art, Biology, Geography, ICT, Maths, Physical Education, Physics and Spanish 4A’s: Chemistry, English Language, English Literature and French.

skills... INDESIGN ILLUSTRATOR

Freelance Garden Designer

PHOTOSHOP

I have been commissioned to redesign two gardens for clients of S.K. Landscapes and Maintenance Ltd; one of which is currently being constructed. As part of the design process, I organised meetings with the customers, considering their opinions and ideas. I produced concept ideas and mood board sheets providing inspiration for the customers which I could then take forward in the design phase. I completed hand designed and rendered masterplans with appropriate annotations, necessary for the customer and construction team. Where appropriate I produced a 3D-model of the garden design, integrating soft and hard materiality, ensuring the customer can clearly picture the design proposal. I have communicated with landscape construction teams, and discussed the proposal, considering time allocations and pricing. Completing freelance design work has given me the opportunity to work in a professional manner, taking responsibility and organising myself and those around me. I have thoroughly enjoyed the experience and received fantastic feedback from the customers. I regularly visit the on-going project, organising meetings with the construction team and taking photos of the progress.

SKETCH UP

2016-present

AUTOCAD MS OFFICE ARCGIS HAND DRAWING HORTICULTURE

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toby

profile...

vision...

I am a hard-working, driven young man, eager to learn, and strive towards a future as a Chartered Landscape Architect. From a young age; understanding and influencing the natural landscape has been integral to my development as an individual. My journey from a Gardener, Landscape Constructor and Tree Surgeon, to Garden designer with an interest and expertise in Horticulture, outlines my motivation; and vision for the future. I lead an active lifestyle and I am an all-round sportsman taking part in a variety of physical activities and regularly go the gym or embark on hikes or runs. My interest in sport led me to work as a football coach, teaching small children the basic skills in fun and interactive activities. I enjoy travelling and have visited a selection of countries around the world, exploring physical and human environments; encountering a variety of religions, cultures and lifestyles. I have a keen eye for photography and enjoy taking photos of the natural elements, particularly a variety of indigenous and exotic plants; when visiting gardens and travelling.

Landscape Architecture is a holistic term, incorporating aspects of design, planning and science. In a world that is in a state of perpetual change, my role as a Landscape Architect must remain adaptable. The philosophy of sustainability is at the forefront of the profession, integrating economic, social and environmental factors. However, urban sustainable development focuses on creating healthy communities through economic and ecological regeneration, which attracts affluent and environment conscious residents; and low income residents are forced out. The successes or failures of the projects are judged by their effects on the physical environment, not on whether they sustained the original community. This process, known as environmental gentrification, inspired my vision to reconstruct the biophilic human-nature bond; encouraging the natural world to coincide with the specific needs of a society and vice versa. In a world, controlled and manipulated by capital, it is the role and responsibility of Landscape Architects to incorporate specific interventions where blanket solutions have failed.

achievements...

interests...

‘Learn your Plants’

Coaching

I have invented a plant card game, encouraging people to ‘Learn there Plants’ in a fun and interactive way. The card game has been designed for anyone with an interest in Horticulture however, is an ideal learning resource for schools, colleges and universities. I created the card game for the end-of-year show; laying the cards on black cloth, encouraging guests and visitors to enjoy a game.

I worked part-time for First Class Football, located in Tunbridge Wells, a small company coaching children aged 3-12. I enjoyed planning and leading classes, encouraging fun and interactive learning and skill progression. I had to be communicate and show authority when necessary to ensure physical activity was completed in the correct and safe manner.

Art Exhibition

Sport

Exhibition Piece

The Mick Jagger Centre | 2013-present I studied Art and Design (Higher) in the IB Diploma and my end of year exhibiton remains on show in the Mick Jagger Centre. The project explored the identity of human emotion, expressed through colour. I discovered the importance and range of emotion felt in sport and created a 3D-structure to symbolise and remember the emotions exploited.

Kwantu- Volunteer Programme

Kwantu Game Reserve, South Africa | 2013 I completed an 8-week conservation programme, volunteering at the Kwantu Game Reserve in South Africa. I worked alongside the locals at the Elephant Sanctuary and The Rehabilitation Centre. I completed many tasks, including; game captures, game counts, road maintenance, removal of alien vegetation and hunting for traps. I managed to witness the big-5; lions, buffalo, elephants, rhinos and a leopard; and helped to care for two white lion cubs. The programme gave me an incredible sense of achievement and lifetime experience.

Duke of Edinburgh Awards

Dartford Grammar School | 2010-2011 At Dartford Grammar School, I completed my Duke of Edinburgh Bronze and Silver Award, which included a volunteering, physical and skills section and an expedition. For my Bronze Award, I volunteered at a charity shop, played football and learnt how to cook. The expedition consisted of a one-night, two-day hike in Meopham. For my Silver Award, I volunteered at a green-waste site, played rugby and learnt to play the guitar. The expedition consisted of a two-night, three day hike in Hadlow.

First Class Football Coaching | 2010

I am an all-round sportsman and competitive individual, taking part in a variety of physical activities and always willing to improve my skills in a new sport. I have played Rugby Union for Sevenoaks RFC and currently play for University of Gloucestershire 1st XV. I have played football for Sevenoaks Town JFC and Crowborough District, played cricket for Holmesdale CC and Sevenoaks District. I enjoy participating in a variety of racket sports, including; tennis, badminton and table-tennis.

Horticulture & Gardening I have a keen interest and expertise in horticulture and thoroughly enjoying visiting public gardens, which include; Kew Gardens, Wisley Gardens, The Eden Project and Rousham Gardens. Next, I would like to travel to Singapore and visit ‘Gardens by the Bay’, and experience the Super Trees and the conservatories, particularly Cloud Mountain. When not playing sport, I spend time gardening, including; planting, pruning and propagating; and have begun growing a variety of vegetables.

Travelling I have travelled to a variety of countries around the world; including India, Sri Lanka, Kenya, South Africa, Iceland and Cuba. The Golden Triangle Tour, in India, was an incredible experience, particularly visiting the Taj Mahal and witnessing the native cultures and lifestyles. I have been interrailing around Europe, visiting some incredible cities, including; Amsterdam, Berlin, Prague, Warsaw, Budapest, Ljubljana, Milan and Paris. During my stay in Warsaw, I visited the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp, which was a nostalgic experience, but something I will never forget. Next, I would like to travel South-East Asia, Australia and New Zealand.

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contents

eastern quarry dissertation 2017

hardwick public urban design

autocad construction drawings

garden design commissioned design proposals

leckhampton environmental planning and legislation

the lungs of life chaumont garden festival 2016

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EASTERN QUARRY the dissertation...

project 01 | Jan 2017

overview... Eastern Quarry located in Greenhithe, South-East England is an expansive man-made pit resulting from extensive clay and chalk quarrying, and removal of Thanet Sand during the 20th century. The Quarry is an integral part of the proposed Kent Thamesside Regeneration Project, implemented and managed by Ebbsfleet Development Corporation. I have chosen this site as my Major Research Project, based on its prime location in conjunction with the surrounding land use; and to challenge the existing proposal, based on the philosophy of sustainability.

vision... The Vision it to transform Eastern Quarry into an Eco-Tourist Holiday Resort, integrating Biophilic Design. The holiday resort will become a leader in sustainable tourism, implementing green infrastructure and sustainable development to preserve and enhance existing biodiversity, manage natural resources and reduce pollution.

skills... The Feasibility Report provided the opportunity to explore the site context; completing a detailed site survey and analysis. The Report incorporated a Landscape Character Assessment (LCA) Report. I had to design in conjunction with the proposed development for the surrounding land use to ensure efficient function and legible circulation. Design Evolution Diagrams led to the development of a hand-drawn masterplan, rendered using Photoshop. Due to the dramatic topography and vertical cliffs, the graphic response included a series of sectional elevations and a visualisation exploiting the abundance of biodiversity.

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1. park-and-ride car park

7. the multifunctional hub

2. artisan industry units

8. the sports hub

3. earth sheltered housing scheme

9. the renewable forest

4. community farming

10. the community hub

5. wetland nature reserve

11. the nature centre

6. the vineyard

12. external green-grid

One-Way Tram Route

External Bus Stops

Existing Haul Tunnels

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Proposed Road Network

Proposed Bus Network

External Green-Grid

Internal Green-Grid

‘at the heart of the forest...’

â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;the wetland nature reserve...â&#x20AC;&#x2122;

HARDWICK public urban design...

project 02| June 2016

overview... Hardwick Gallery is the School of Art and Design at the University of Gloucestershire. The external space is primarily a functional car park with an eco-grid overflow car park utilised during gallery presentations. Located at the centre of the ring-road car park are two single-storey buildings in need of improvement. The car park creates a dull and uninspiring environment, juxtaposing the internal space utilised for the exploration of ideas and art. Vehicle priority with a lack of signage and lighting reduce pedestrian accessibility and legibility.

vision... The vision is to transform Hardwick Campus into a â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;Creative Hub for Collaborationâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; through the development of social hubs, encouraging social interaction and collaborative intervention. The design concept integrates the radial-effect of a ripple of water, using soft materiality to create clear desire lines and functional space. The integration of water not only encourages relaxation and recuperation, but provides the opportunity to establish marginal and deep water plants encouraging an abundance of wildlife.

skills... Collaboration with Interior Design students provided the opportunity to share ideas and skills to explore the relationship between indoor and outdoor space. The entrance to the gallery was highlighted as a key destination hub, utilising glass to create a continuous flow between space. This provided the opportunity to create a glass atrium encouraging tropical plants to develop. Using Sketch Up I created a 3D model of the design proposal highlighting the potential for social interaction within a natural environment.

‘the creative hub for collaboration’

Established roof garden with a curvilinear wooden path which leads to an ampi-theatre, used for, lectures, presentations and performances. The roof gardens will be linked to the main Hardwick Building via a network of glass bridges. The new buildings will be transformed into state of art Fashion and Photography Hubs.

Entrance to Hardwick Campus has separate vehicle and pedestrian access to improve safety. Flower beds either side will be planted with a mix of evergreen shrubs and specimen trees. A glass wall will be used for security while the transparency will encourage function and circulation.

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Grassed segments can be used for relaxation and recreational activity during the summer months. Betula pendula wil be planted to provide shelter. Lavender and Rosemary will be planted to encourage bees and provide an aromatic fragrance.

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AUTOCAD construction drawings...

project 03 | May 2017

overview... The detailed area chosen for the Eastern Quarry Holiday Resort was the multifunctional space located to the North of the proposed site, at a scale of 1:200@ A1. The area focuses on the legibility between the entrance to ‘The Tropical Utopia’ Architectural Dome and the ‘Beach Front’, and the processional route following the Tram Network. Using AutoCAD Software, construction drawings of the detailed area have been produced.

the brief... The brief was to complete a selection of professional construction drawings which provide the blue print for development of the detailed area chosen. The required construction drawings include; 100 | General Arrangement Plan 200 | Construction Detailing 300 | Levels and Drainage 400 | Setting Out 500 | Planting Strategy and Schedule

skills... I completed a General Arrangement (GA) Plan, focusing on line-weights and hatches, to create an accurate and professional drawing. On the GA Plan, appropriate annotations and links to relative drawings, ensuring clear understanding for contractors and clientele. A series of construction sections and details, demonstrate the dimensions and materials required for development, using relative hatches were appropriate. An accurate level and drainage drawing provides clear understanding of longfalls and crossfalls while the location of the drain network is highlighted. The Planting Strategy focuses on the establishment of sand dunes, with a variety of rhizomatous perennial grasses and specimen trees integrated to stabilise the sand.

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Enhanced Grain Golden Oak MillBoard Decking

Cornilleau Table Tennis Table

Bespoke Corten Steel Retaining Feature

Myriad Priora Paving SEE DRAWING 200, DETAIL 004

Myriad Priora Permeable Block Paving, PV6630700, 300 x 300 x 80mm and 600 x 300 x 80mm, Midnight. Openings between block pavers to be filled with and laid on 50mm; 6mm Marshalls priora laying course/jointing aggregate. To be laid, on 100mm No.57 open graded base above Marshalls MG15 Grid, PV9701400, 50m x 400m (200mÂ˛). On 250mm, 20mm Marshalls priora sub-base aggregate with 100m diameter underdrain. A geotextile membrane on bottom and side of base.

Gt Tritanial Granite Flamed Setts SEE DRAWING 200, DETAIL 001

Marshalls Tritanial Granite Flamed Setts, 100x 100x 100mm, laid butt jointed on 25mm 1:3 cement sand mortar bed over 200mm compacted Type 1 stone layer above a geo-textile membrane on well consolidated ground.

SEE DRAWING 200, DETAIL 008

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Dw Dover White RBG SEE DRAWING 200, DETAIL 011

Clearstone Dover White Permeable Resin Bound Gravel, 2-5mm angular flint, hand trowelled to a smooth finish. 18mm deep layer of Dover White RBG over 50mm open surface course asphalt, AC-14, over 150mm depth well compacted MOT Type 3 over a Geo-Textile Membrane.

Cornilleau Permanent Outdoor Table Tennis Table, 2740 x 1525 x 760mm, with a 90mm resin playing surface with a MATTOP finish. Legs formed of a 90mm galvanised steel and the frame, 80 x 45mm, is formed of scratch-resistant steel. Fixed steel net with 3mm galvanised steel, finished with epoxy paint. To be mounted on 150 x 150mm base plates on 250mm x 250mm in-situ concrete foundation, above well consolidated soil.

Flat Top Edging

Bespoke Balustrade System

SEE DRAWING 200

Marshalls Flat Top Edging, ED500015, 150x914x50mm, laid butt jointed over 150mm Gen 1 concrete foundation over 150mm deep compacted MOT Type 1 stone layer on well consolidated ground.

Ms Motis Structure

Marshalls Drexus 100 Duo Slot, DR544510, 1000x116x105mm. Channel 5/0, Constant Flow Channels (DR541525), Channel Transitions (DR542110), Junction Channels (DR543755), Cap Outlet (DR543515) and Side Outfall (DR543020) to be detailed by the contractor.

SEE DRAWING 200, DETAIL 011

EverEdge Titan, TT1560, 2500x150x6mm panel, finished with a brown powder coat, secured with coach bolts. Retaining wall to be constructed with a side and top panel, using EverEdge Titan. Side panel to be installed with 100mm diameter LED Marine Grade Stainless Steel Round Buried Uplight.

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Beach Front

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Marshalls Motis Gullwing Structure, 7689 x 3718 x 2493mm, Sheltered Tram Stop. Galvanised and powdered finish with toughened glass cladding. To be mounted on a fixed base plate on 1400 x 750 x 750mm in-situ concrete foundation, above well consolidated ground.

SEE DRAWING 200, DETAIL 007/010

Bespoke Balustrade System, with Travis Perkins, Richard Burbidge Ld 585 Fusion Commercial Hardwood (FSC Certified), 230308, 46mm diameter tube Top Rail, fixed to Stainless Handrail Systems , Stainless Steel Grade 316 mid and end posts, height 1078mm, 42.4mm diameter with tube saddles. Mounted on 100x100mm base plates fixed to precast concrete sections, with 10mm toughened glass running parallel to direction of railing with a floor (base) fix.

Bv Pro Beach Volleyball Net Funtec, Pro Beach Net Set, 9500 x 243mm, three section 50mm diameter aluminum poles. FIVB standard net with fibreglass side dowels, supplied with Kevlar top rope, 4 tensioning straps with metal clamp adjusters and heavy duty coated steel ground anchors.

Millboard, Enhanced Grain Golden Oak, board size 3600x 176x 32mm, anti-slip decking, with Enhanced Grain Golden Oak flexible Bullnose edging and fascia. To be constructed on a softwood sub-frame, with 100x100mm wooden posts to be buried 250mm below the surface in a 200x500mm in-situ concrete pier, above well consolidated ground.

Marshalls Scoutmoor Yorkstone Linear Paving, diamond sawn finish, 400x 700x 50mm to be laid butt jointed on 25mm 1:3 cement and mortar bed on top of a 200mm compacted Type 1 stone layer above a geo-textile permeable membrane on well consolidated ground.

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SEE DRAWING 200

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Bg Beach Soccer Goal Beach Soccer Folding Goal, Junior, 3600 x 1800 x 1000mm. Manufactured in 80mm aluminum extrusion and is weather and rust proof. Nets secured to the rear of the posts with industrial nylon arrowhead net fixings. Multi-surface anchors with ground pegs to be used on sand.

Ollerton Tree Frame DRAWING 200, DETAIL 014

Marshalls Ollerton Tree Frame, for Resin Bound Gravel. 1200 x 1200 x 75mm frame with a 494mm diameter opening. Ollerton Tree Frame to be modified into a bespoke feature to allow for, Konstsmide 7942 High Power LED Ground Uplight, 175 x 155 x 110mm, with dusk-till-dawn sensor.

Bespoke Water Features SEE DRAWING 200, DETAIL 002

Bespoke wedge wire fountain and light well grilles, 100x 100x 90mm units with 20mm water slots and 30mm white LED uplights. To be specified by Amron Associates and The Fountain Workshop Ltd.

Natural Element Standalone Litter Bin Marshalls Natural Elements Standalone Litter Bin, 600x480x1040mm with a 90L capacity. FSC Redwood Timber to be coated with a rustic brown water-based stain. The heavy duty sub-frames and end panels, made from galvanised or zinc rich powder coated mild steel, to be coated in a patented corten fossil effect powder coat finish.

LED Marine Grade Stainless Steel Round Buried Uplight LED Marine Grade Stainless Steel Round Buried Uplight. 100mm diameter white LED light for Bespoke Corten Steel Retaining feature and Millboard Decking Tread. Medium white LED light for Millboard Boardwalk.

Fg Bespoke Fibre-Glass External Slide SEE DRAWING 200, DETAIL 006

Bespoke Fibre-Glass External Slide to be detailed by the structural engineer.

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Carerra Cream RBG SEE DRAWING 200, DETAIL 014

Clearstone Carerra Cream permeable Resin Bound Gravel for Ollerton Tree Pit, 6mm, angular/ semi-rounded marble and bauxite, hand trowelled to a smooth finish. 40mm deep layer of Carerra Cream RBG in 1200 x 1200 x 75mm frame over GreenBlue Urban GB2015 Tree Pit Installation.

Big Ben Parasol SEE DRAWING 200, DETAIL 009

Caravita, Big Ben Parasol, Octagonal, natural cream (1015) finished with a water resistant powder coating. 6000mm shelter diameter and 2250mm headroom; final above height 3110mm. Big Ben Parasol to be secured using a ground anchor with a 100x 100mm flange plate which includes electricity BBKE for 230v light feature. Anchor to be set in 50x50mm in-situ concrete foundation, above well consolidated ground.

Optima Timber Planter Marshalls Optima Planter, free-standing, 1100 x 1100 x 960mm, constructed using a tropical hardwood with natural shade protection. Planter to have a galvanised steel liner with a 490L capacity.

Geo LED Lightstack SEE DRAWING 200, DETAIL 011

Marshalls GEO Lightstack, GE-LS-00009, white LED light source. Final above surface heights vary from 3000mm to 7000mm with a 220mm diameter base as to be stated by the structural engineer. Lightstacks to be buried 200mm deep and mounted using a flange plate fixed to a 400x1000mm in-situ concrete foundation, above well consolidated ground.

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Construction Details SEE DRAWING 200

Hazard Warning Tactile Flag Paving SEE DRAWING 200, DETAIL 007

Marshalls Hazard Warning Tactile Flag Paving, 400x400mm, Standard Natural, FL6180550 to be laid butt jointed on 25mm 1:3 cement and mortar bed on top of a 200mm compacted Type 1 stone layer above a geo-textile semi-permeable membrane on well consolidated ground.

Venus Steel Cycle Shelter Marshall's Ollerton Venus Steel Cycle Shelter, manufactured from structural grade mild steel with a zinc rich primer and top powder coated using Akzo Nobel Cromadex. 4060x 3858x 2519mm; and 2100mm headroom. Installed using fixed base plates.

Tiptree Picnic Bench Tiptree Picnic Bench, with a heavy duty Broxap Ral 90156 steel frame and timber slats. Table dimensions are; 2500 x 860 x 725mm and Seat dimensions are; 2500 x 540 x 430mm. Steel frame has screw holes to secure table and seats into Scoutmoor Yorkstone Linear Pavers.

Bespoke Tram Tracks SEE DRAWING 200, DETAIL 003

Galvanised or stainless steel tram tracks to be specified and detailed by the structural engineer. Mirrorstone 24 Cool White LED Strip Lights, 1000x 10x 2mm, with 60 LED's per 1000mm, to be inserted into Mirrorstone Slim Aluminum Profile, 1000 x 16 x 6mm, with a stainless steel finish; to be laid parallel to steel tram tracks on 25mm in-situ concrete. Central Reservations established with hard-wearing amenity grass.

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Drawing to be read in conjunction with Drawing 200: Construction Details, Drawing 300: Levels and Drainage, Drawing 400: Setting Out and Drawing 500: Planting Schedule; and any relevant drawings provided by the Architects, Engineers and Contractors.

All existing levels to be checked before construction begins.

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Aubrilum Sumo XL SEE DRAWING 200, DETAIL 004

Marshalls Aubrilam Sumo XL, round shaft column in Clear Oak Acerbois Glulam finished with three coats woodstain. Final above surface height is 4000mm, with a 260mm diameter base as to be stated by the structural engineer. Column to be buried 90mm deep and mounted using a flange plate fixed to a 400x1000mm in-situ concrete foundation, above well consolidated ground.

Eraclea Gras Bench with Timber Marshalls Eraclea Grass Bench with Timber, 2200x610x440mm with white granite legs. Timber section composed of 10 pine wood slats to be impregnated and painted with a protective varnish.

Amenity Grass SEE DRAWING 500

Consists of lawns and verges established with utility green species that can withstand constant impact and erosion.

Sand Dunes SEE DRAWING 500

Sand Dunes, constructed using imported beach sand, with corten steel retaining structures. Sand Dunes to be established with amphilia grasses and perennial grasses; and specimen Pine Trees.

Soft Landscaping Beds SEE DRAWING 500

Soft Landscaping Flower Beds, consisting of a diverse range of planting typologies and species; including evergreen trees and shrubs, perennial planting and seasonal bulbs.

All landscape proposals must be referred to by the Structural Engineer during foundation design.

Structural Engineer or Contractor to confirm bespoke features are suitable for purpose prior to construction.

DDA Requirements to be challenged for Millboard Decked Steps into the 'Beach Arena'.

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PROJECT Eclatec Elyxe LED Marshalls Eclatec Elyxe LED , LX-P, 680mm diameter x 720mm, top mounted. Top fixed to Marshalls Aubrilam Sumo XL.

Natural Element Bench Concave/Convex Marshalls Natural Elements Concave and Convex Bench Module, 1628 x 500 x 450 (500) mm. FSC Redwood Timber to be coated with a rustic brown water-based stain. End facia panel, 500 x 75 x 470mm, finished with a corten fossil powdered coat.

Aquatic Planting SEE DRAWING 500

Aquatic Planting consisting of marginal, bog and deep water planting. Aquatic planting will require annual maintenance, particularly established reeds.

Existing Sand Existing Sand creating a natural drainage system, with a constructed, Enhanced Grain Golden Oak Millboard Boardwalk and Beach Huts providing access to the water-edge.

Hard Landscaping Specimen Trees

General Arrangement Plan

Eastern Quarry, Greenhithe

SEE DRAWING 200, DETAIL 014 AND DRAWING 500

Specimen Street Trees, to include existing Birch and Pine Saplings and proposed architectural tree species.

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AD6604 Sustainable Technology 3 GEO Disc 400 Luminaire Marshalls GEO Disc 400 Luminaire, white 70w LED light source, 400mm in diameter and 120mm high. Geo Disc to be side mounted at 42mm to Marshalls Aubrilam Omega Brackets, Double (POD0107), fixed to Aubrilam Sumo XL Column.

Escofet Extasi SEE DRAWING 200, DETAIL 011

Marshalls Escofet Extasi, beige, cast stone, free-standing seat, 1650 x 450mm, with an acid etched and waterproofed finish.

Water Surface water consisting of the retention pools (SuD's System), outdoor swimming pool and bespoke water features (Wt). All water is managed and drained on site using Drexus 100 Duo Slots D400 and permeable surface materials.

Rockery

DRAWING NO

SEE DRAWING 200, DETAIL 006 AND DRAWING 500

Rockery formed from large boulders excavated during the construction of the Tropical Utopia. Arranged naturally around the outdoor swimming pool, external slide and ramp and step access. Positioned by contractor to create flower beds, planted with hardy rock plants and specimen conifers and Japanese maples

Soft Landscaping Specimen Trees SEE DRAWING 200, DETAIL 013 AND DRAWING 500

Specimen Pine Trees, planted in existing sand and proposed sand dunes.

101

DATE

SCALE

18/05/2017

1:200

004: Processional Walkway

001: Hard/Soft Landscape Jointing

SCALE 1:20

SCALE 1:10 Arena, General Amenity Grass, formed of 30% Lolium perenne, 20% Poa protensis, 30% Festuca rubra literalis, 20% Festuca rubra commutata (see Drawing 500)

Marshalls Tritanial Granite Flamed Setts, 100 x 100x 100mm, laid butt jointed.

Marshalls Scoutmoor Yorkstone Linear Paving, diamond sawn finish, 400x 700x 50mm, laid butt jointed.

GA Construction Detail 001: Hard and Soft Landscape Joint

25mm 1:3 cement and mortar bed

NOT TO SCALE

200mm well compacted MOT Type 3 granular sub-base

Marshalls Aubrilam Sumo XL, round shaft column in Clear Oak Acerbois Glulam finished with three coats woodstain. Final above surface height 4000mm, with a 260mm diameter base as to be stated by the structural engineer. Column to be buried 90mm, mounted using a flange plate fixed to a 400x1000mm in-situ concrete foundation, above well consolidated ground.

Terram, T4000, 5000x 4500mm Standard Geotextile Membrane.

002: Bespoke Water Grilles

GA Construction Detail 002: Bespoke Water Grilles NOT TO SCALE

SCALE 1:10

Travis Perkins, Richard Burbidge Ld 585 Fusion Commercial Hardwood (FSC Certified), 230308, 46mm diameter tube Top Rail. Glass Clamp-Flat Back, GC.201.XX.16.S, 63 x 45mm, with 30mm Dia Glass Holder for Flat Surface

Bespoke wedge wire fountain and light well grilles, 100x 100x 90mm units with 20mm water slots and 30mm white LED uplights. To be specified by Amron Associates and The Fountain Workshop Ltd.

Marshalls Scoutmoor Yorkstone Linear Paving, diamond sawn finish, 400x 700x 50mm, laid butt jointed.

Marshalls Drexus 100 Duo Slot, DR544510, 1000x 116x 105mm.

11.5mm toughened laminated glass panels.

SURFACE RUNOFF

StainlessHandrailSystems, Grade 316 mid post, 1078x 42.4mm diameter with tube saddles, fixed to 100x 100mm flange plate.

25mm 1:3 cement and mortar bed

200mm well compacted MOT Type 3 granular sub-base

Terram, T4000, 5000x 4500mm Standard Geotextile Membrane.

MOVEMENT OF WATER

MOVEMENT OF WATER Waterproof Electricity Unit, linked to LED Transfer System

Water Channel FROM Fountain Control Room and the designated Pump and LED Transfer Systems .

Water Channel TO Fountain Control Room and the designated Pump and LED Transfer System

NOT TO SCALE

Myriad Priora Permeable Block Paving, PV6630700, 300 x 300 x 80mm and 600 x 300 x 80mm, Midnight. 6mm Marshalls Priora Laying Course/jointing aggregate No.57 Stone, Open-Graded Permeable Base

20mm Marshalls priora sub-base aggregate with 100m diameter french drains to be specified by the structural engineer.

Amber PreCast, Pre-cast concrete retaining structure with reinforcing galvanised steel, above well consolidated ground. To be specified by the structural engineer.

Marshalls Drexus 100 Duo Slot Constant Depth Channel, 5/0, DR541525, 500x 179mm. 100mm invert width and 129mm invert depth. Water flow via gravity to Fountain Control Room, Sub-Tank.

250 x 450mm in-situ concrete foundation on well consolidated ground

GA Construction Detail 003: Bespoke Tram Tracks

Marshalls Flat Top Edging, ED500015, 250x 914x 50mm laid on 200 x 200m in-situ concrete, fixed with dowels at 900 centres, above well consolidated ground.

Marshalls Myriad Concrete Block Paver, PV6620400, 200x 400x 80mm, Midnight. Laid on 25mm 1:3 cement and mortar bed.

Travis Perkins, Gravel/Shingle (Hardcore), 938192, 20mm, backfill for drainage.

Marshalls MG15 Grid, PV9701400, 50m x 4m (200mÂ˛)

Marshalls M380 Tanking Membrane (Roll), DYPV9701000, 20x 40m (80mÂ˛);

Travis Perkins, Visqueen Polythene Damp ProCourse, 78227, 100x 30mm.

GA Construction Detail 004: Processional Walkway

fixed using Marshalls Jointing Tape (Roll), DYPV9701300, 15x 100m.

003: Bespoke Tram Tracks

005: The Tram Stop

SCALE 1:10

SCALE 1:30

NOT TO SCALE

Tram Stop

GA Construction Detail 005: The Tram Stop

Marshalls Motis Gullwing Structure, 7689x 3718x 2493mm, Sheltered Tram Stop. Galvanised and powdered finish with toughened glass cladding.

NOT TO SCALE

Notes

Mirrorstone 24 Cool White LED Strip Lights, 1000x 10x 2mm, with 60 LED's per 1000mm, to be inserted into Mirrorstone Slim Aluminum Profile, 1000 x 16 x 6mm, with a stainless steel finish. Laid on 25x 10mm in-situ concrete on well consolidated ground.

1. Bespoke Galvanised Steel LR55 Rail Track, to be specified by the structural engineer.

Construction Details and Sections, specifying elements to the North of the General Arrangement 100 Drawing. Bespoke Water Feature to be specified by FountainWorks Consultants. Bespoke Tram Tracks to be specified by structural engineer.

2. 3.

FiveStar Elastomeric Polyurethane Grout Arena, General Amenity Grass, formed of 30% Lolium perenne, 20% Poa protensis, 30% Festuca rubra literalis, 20% Festuca rubra commutata (see Drawing 500)

Marshalls Scoutmoor Yorkstone Linear Paving, diamond sawn finish, 400x 700x 50mm, laid butt jointed.

Motis Gullwing Structure, integrated drainage system to be connected to proposed Marshalls Drexus 100 Duo Slot System, via Constant Depth Channels, DR541525 and Junction Channels, DR543755. To be specified by the structural engineer.

Marshalls Drexus 100 Duo Slot, DR544510, 1000x 116x 105mm.

PROJECT 25mm 1:3 cement and mortar bed

Eastern Quarry, Greenhithe

200mm well compacted MOT Type 3 granular sub-base

TITLE

Marshalls Scoutmoor Yorkstone Linear Paving, diamond sawn finish, 400x 700x 50mm, laid butt jointed.

Construction Detailing

25mm 1:3 cement and mortar bed 200mm well compacted MOT Type 3 granular sub-base

Terram, T4000, 5000x 4500mm Standard Geotextile Membrane.

200 x 450mm in-situ concrete foundation on well consolidated ground

200 x 550mm in-situ concrete foundation on well consolidated ground

MODULE TITLE

Marshalls Drexus 100 Duo Slot Constant Depth Channel, 5/0, DR541525, 500x 179mm. 100mm invert width and 129mm invert depth. Water channeled into Retention Pools via Marshalls Drexus 100 Duo Slot, Cap Outlet 5/01, 2DR543515.

AD6604 Sustainable Technology 3

Marshalls Motis Gullwing Structure to be fixed on 250x 250mm flange plates on 1400x 750x 750mm in-situ concrete foundation, above well consolidated ground .

DRAWING NO

DATE

SCALE

201

18/05/2017

VARIES

DRAWN BY

Toby Kirkaldie

drawing 201 | construction detailing 010: Millboard Boardwalk

SCALE 1:20

Travis Perkins, Richard Burbidge Ld 585 Fusion Commercial Hardwood (FSC Certified), 230308, 46mm diameter tube Top Rail.

11.5mm toughened laminated glass panels.

GA Construction Detail 010: Millboard Boardwalk NOT TO SCALE

Glass Clamp-Flat Back, GC.201.XX.16.S, 63 x 45mm, with 30mm Dia Glass Holder for Flat Surface

StainlessHandrailSystems, Grade 316 mid post, 1078x 42.4mm diameter with tube saddles, fixed to 100x 100mm flange plate.

11.5mm toughened laminated glass panels.

StainlessHandrailSystems, Grade 316 mid post, 1078x 42.4mm diameter with tube saddles, fixed to 100x 100mm flange plate.

LED Marine Grade Stainless Steel Round Buried Uplight, 150mm diameter, with 5mm projection, fixed into 150mm circular incisions in Millboard, Enhanced Grain Golden Oak Decking. Waterproof cables to be directed through Sawn Timber Regularised Treated C16/C24, 100x 100mm post.

Travis Perkins, Sawn Timber Regularised Treated, 90000044448, C16 47mm x 125mm, stringer.

Millboard, Enhanced Grain Golden Oak, board size 3600x 176x 32mm, anti-slip decking, with Enhanced Grain Golden Oak.

Marshalls Flat Top Edging, ED500015, 250x 914x 50mm laid on 200 x 200m in-situ concrete, fixed with dowels at 900 centres, above well consolidated ground. ClearStone,18mm Dover White, 2-5mm RBG. 50mm AC 14 Open Surface, max 100/150 pen to BS EN 131108- 1:2006 (Bituminous Macadam). 150mm of well compacted MOT Type 3 granular sub-base to SHW clause 805 or 4/40mm, recycled aggregate supplied from OCL Regeneration Ltd, which complies with the requirements of the above specifications, blinded with 2/6.3mm graded crushed concrete aggregate to EN12620.

LED Marine Grade Stainless Steel Round Buried Uplight, 100mm diameter, with 5mm projection, fixed into 100mm circular incisions in Millboard, Enhanced Grain Golden Oak Decking. Waterproof cables to be directed through Sawn Timber Regularised Treated C16, 90000044448, 47x 125mm stringer.

Travis Perkins, Sawn Timber Regularised Treated C16/C24, 9000045441, 100x 100mm post to be buried 250mm below the surface in a 200x 500mm in-situ concrete pier, above well consolidated ground.

Travis Perkins, Sawn Timber Regularised Treated, 90000044448, C16 47mm x 125mm, crossbeam.

Travis Perkins, Deck-Tite Outdoor Screw Pozi Countersunk Net-Coat Green Plated 115x 75mm, 916275 (comes in Box of 200).

20mm capping layer

Terram, T4000, 5000x 4500mm Standard Geotextile Membrane to prevent upward migration of fine soil particles.

Travis Perkins, Visqueen Polythene Damp ProCourse, 78227, 100mm x 30m.

200x 500mm in-situ concrete pier, above well consolidated ground.

011: The Sand Dune Walkway SCALE 1:15

GA Construction Detail 011: The Sand Dunes Walkway NOT TO SCALE

Marshalls GEO Lightstack, GE-LS-00009, white LED light source. Final above surface height 4000mm with a 220mm diameter base as to be stated by the structural engineer. Lightstacks to be buried 200mm deep and mounted using a flange plate fixed to a 400 x 1000mm in-situ concrete foundation, above well consolidated ground.

Notes 1. 2. 3.

See Construction Detail 013: Soft Landscape Tree Pit

Marshalls Escofet Extasi, beige, cast stone, free-standing bench, 1650 x 450mm, with an acid etched and waterproofed finish. To be hoisted into place using polyester strings, positioned on 2000 x 500mm in-situ concrete.

EverEdge Titan, TT1560, 2500x 150x 6mm panel, finished with a brown powder coat, secured with coach bolts. Retaining wall to be constructed with a side and top panel, using EverEdge Titan. Side panel to be installed with 100mm diameter, projection 5mm, LED Marine Grade Stainless Steel Round Buried Uplight, fixed to 150 x 150mm in-situ concrete.

Construction Sections, specifying elements to the South and West of the General Arrangement 100 Drawing. Details of Permeable Surfaces, that do not require a specific draining strategy. Permeable Resin Bound Gravel Pathway to be specified by ClearStone Paving Ltd.

PROJECT

EverEdge Titan, TT1560, 2500x 150x 6mm panel, finished with a brown powder coat, secured with coach bolts. Retaining wall to be constructed with a side and top panel, using EverEdge Titan. Side panel to be installed with 100mm diameter, projection 5mm, LED Marine Grade Stainless Steel Round Buried Uplight, fixed to 150 x 150mm in-situ concrete.

Eastern Quarry, Greenhithe TITLE

Marshalls Flat Top Edging, ED500015, 250x 914x 50mm laid on 200 x 200m in-situ concrete, fixed with dowels at 900 centres, above well consolidated ground.

Marshalls Flat Top Edging, ED500015, 250x 914x 50mm laid on 200 x 200m in-situ concrete, fixed with dowels at 900 centres, above well consolidated ground .

Construction Detailing ClearStoone, 18mm Dover White 2-5mm RBG 50mm AC 14 Open Surface, max 100/150 pen to BS EN 131108-1:2006 (Bituminous Macadam) 150mm of well compacted MOT Type 3 granular sub-base to SHW clause 805 or 4/40mm, recycled aggregate supplied from OCL Regeneration Ltd, which complies with the requirements of the above specifications, blinded with 2/6.3mm graded crushed concrete aggregate to EN12620.

MODULE TITLE

AD6604 Sustainable Technology 3

20mm capping layer

Terram, T4000, 5000x 4500mm Standard Geotextile Membrane

GreenBlue ReRoot 600, Ribbed, 30000x 600x 1mm.

Terram, T4000, 5000x 4500mm Standard Geotextile Membrane to prevent upward migration of fine soil particles.

GreenBlue ReRoot 600, Ribbed, 30000x 600 x 1mm. Terram, T4000, 5000x 4500mm Standard Geotextile Membrane to prevent upward migration of fine soil particles.

DRAWING NO

DATE

SCALE

203

18/05/2017

VARIES

DRAWN BY

Toby Kirkaldie

drawing 203 | construction detailing

Retention Pool

Retention Pool Ds

Ds Ds

NOT TO SCALE

Ds Ds

Levels and Drainage on GA

Tram Stop

Dw Drexus 100 Duo Slot D400

Bespoke Water Grille

SEE DRAWING 200

SEE DRAWING 200, DETAIL 002

Marshalls Drexus 100 Duo Slot, DR544510, 1000x 116x 105mm. Channel 5/0, Constant Flow Channels (DR541525), Channel Transitions (DR542110), Junction Channels (DR543755), Cap Outlet (DR543515) and Side Outfall (DR543020) to be detailed by the contractor.

Bespoke wedge wire fountain and light well grilles, 100x 100x 90mm units with 20mm water slots and 30mm white LED uplights. To be specified by Amron Associates and The Fountain Workshop Ltd.

Notes 1. 2.

Existing Spot Heights, specified at water level, +5.00. Depth of Retention Pools vary between 750mm and 1000m below surface water level. The contours (+0.5m) for the Sand Dunes are a general guideline for development, subject to change on construction. Contour Levels to be specified by a coastal management consultancy, to ensure optimum function, stability and aesthetics. Bespoke wedge fountain and light well grilles to be specified by Amron Associates and The Fountain Workshop Ltd. Longfall 1:70 (compliant with Natural Stone Paving). Crossfall 1:40 (for Bespoke Water Grille Feature).

3. 4. 5. 6. 7.

0m 1m

9m 10m

PROJECT

Eastern Quarry, Greenhithe TITLE

Levels and Drainage MODULE TITLE

AD6604 Sustainable Technology 3 DRAWING NO

DATE

SCALE

301

18/05/2017

1:100

DRAWN BY

Toby Kirkaldie

drawing 301 | levels and drainage Mm

Pm²

Js'Ba'

Pm²

Hp¹

Pm²

Js'Ba'

Hp¹ Js'Ba'

Pa'N' Js'Ba'

Js'Ba'

Aa/Ab Mix

Aa/Ab Mix Ch

Js'Sr'

Ca²

Js'Sr'

Aa/Ab Mix

Cm²

Js'Sr'

Js'Ba' Ej

Js'Sr'

Js'Ba'

Aa/Ab Mix

NOT TO SCALE

Pm²

Pa'N' Js'Ba'

Planting Strategy Area

Ch Hp

Js'Sr'

Aa/Ab Mix

Cm²

Fr Ly

Pm²

Hp Pm²

Ca¹

Js'Sr' Ch

Pa Cm¹ Gf

Pm² Mm

Al Da

Js'Sr'

Cm²

Ca² Js'Sr'

Aa/Ab Mix

Pr Pp

Aa/Ab Mix

Cm¹

Pm²

Notes

Pm²

Ch Ch

Js'Ba'

Ca²

Js'Ba'

Cm²

Hp¹

Js'Ba'

Ca²

Aa/Ab Mix

Cm¹

Pm²

Js'Sr'

Pp'Q'

Pa'N' Js'Sr' Pm²

Ca²

La Sl

SHRUBS

TREES

Js'Sr'

Pm²

Js'Ba'

Ca¹

Js'Ba'

Pm²

Js'Sr'

Js'Ba'

Fm Mm

Js'Sr'

Pm²

7. 8.

Hp¹

Honckenya peploides

Halimione portulacoides

Cm²

Aa/Ab Mix

RHIZOMATOUS PERENNIAL GRASSES QUANTITY

HABIT

POT SIZE (L)

DENSITY (m²)

HEIGHT (cm)

KEY

NAME

QUANTITY

HABIT

POT SIZE (L)

DENSITY (m²)

HEIGHT (cm)

Ammophila arenaria

1034

Clump-Forming/Spreading

100

Apodasmia similis

122

Clump-Forming

2.78

150

Ammophilia brevilgulata

Calystegia soldanella

Spreading

9cm

HABIT

FORM

ROOT

DENSITY (m²)

HEIGHT (m)

Branched

Heavy Standard

Rootball

0.125

Js 'Ba'

Bushy

Standard

Rootball

Js'S'

Juniperus scopulorum 'Sky Rocket'

Bushy

Standard

Rootball

Picea abies

Bushy

Dead/Recycled

Rootball

0.5

Pa'N'

Picea abies 'Nidiformis'

Bushy

Standard

Rootball

0.5

Pm¹

Pinus mugo

Bushy

Standard

Rootball

0.25

2.5

NAME

QUANTITY

HABIT

POT SIZE (L)

DENSITY (m²)

HEIGHT (cm)

Atriplex littoralis

Spreading

Ca²

Coprosma acerosa

138

Clump-Forming

Disphayma australe

Spreading

Hp¹

Halimione portulacoides

176

Spreading

Annuals/Biennals/Bulbs

PERENNIALS

NAME

QUANTITY

Ginkgo biloba Juniperus scopulorum 'Blue Arrow'

KEY

1014

Clump-Forming/Spreading

100

2.78

Ca¹

Carex arenaria

188

Clump-Forming/Spreading

6.25

Carex testacea

233

Clump-Forming

6.25

Elytrigia juncea

144

Clump-Forming/Spreading

2.78

Cm¹

Crambe maritima

152

Clump-Forming

6.25

Festuca rubra

Clump-Forming/Spreading

Festuca mairei

270

Clump-Forming

6.25

Ficinia nodosa

174

Clump-Forming

6.25

Hp²

Honckenya peploides

Clump-Forming/Spreading

9cm

8.16

anchors specified, as a result of prevailing wind. Rootballs required. Rhizomatous Perennial Grasses are Clump Forming, however, spread by underground stems (Rhizomes), stabilising the sand and providing ground

cover. Unplanted Areas have been integrated to encourage access routes for users, without damaging the variety of flora specified. Perennial Grasses, Indigenous to New Zealand and Australia (Coastal Habitats), will have to be imported without damage to the roots or foliage. All plants to be planted at the required depth, as grown in the nursery, upright with necessary firming to ensure root contact and stability. Prior to planting, all plants to be watered-in to field capacity. All plants to be planted in pits large enough to accommodate the root area and allow sufficient area for the backfill material to surround the roots/rootball.

The Dunes Man-Made Sand Dunes to be developed with imported beach sand, with a corten steel retaining structure. Sand to be stabalised with rhizomatous perennial grasses and specimen Pine Trees. Ammophila and Sand Dune planting specified to ensure stability, function and aesthetics. The site is South-facing and exposed to a prevailing wind. Full sun tolerant, hardy plant species that require free-draining, sandy-loam soil have been specified to provide optimum growing conditions, ensuring successful establishment.

Pinus nigra

Branched

Heavy Standard

Rootball

0.125

KEY

NAME

QUANTITY

HABIT

POT SIZE (L)

DENSITY (m²)

HEIGHT (cm)

Leymus arenarius

118

Clump-Forming/Spreading

100

Medicago marina

Clump-Forming/Spreading

9cm

13.04

Pinus pinaster

Branched

Heavy Standard

Rootball

0.125

Cm²

Cakile maritima

Clump-Forming

9cm

Poa billardierei

204

Clump-Forming/Spreading

6.25

100

Triodia longiceps

167

Clump-Forming

2.78

Pp'Q'

Pinus piena 'Queensway'

Branched

Heavy Standard

Rootball

0.125

Cardamine hirsuta

Clump-Forming

9cm

18.5

Spinifex sericeus

218

Clump-Forming/Spreading

Pinus radiata

Branched

Heavy Standard

Rootball

0.125

Glaucium flavum

Clump-Forming

6.25

Pinus thunbergii

Branched

Heavy Standard

Rootball

0.08

Pancratium maritimum

Clump-Forming

15/bag

13.04

Thuja plicata

Bushy

Standard

Rootball

0.25

Sternbergia lutea

Clump-Forming

10/bag

18.78

Eastern Quarry, Greenhithe

Planting Schedule MODULE TITLE

AD6604 Sustainable Technology 3 DRAWING NO

DATE

SCALE

501

18/05/2017

1:100

DRAWN BY

PROJECT

TITLE

drawing 501 | planting schedule

Pine Species (angiosperms), are slow to medium growing pines, therefore Standard to Heavy Standard Specimen Trees have been specified. GreenBlue Urban SASLCB Arborguy strapped anchor system c/w ground

KEY

NAME

KEY

Pancratium maritimum

Ficinia nodosa

Hp¹

Pinus nigra

Aa/Ab Mix

Js'Sr'

Spinifex sericeus

Ca²

Pm²

Leymus arenarius

Pp'Q'

Pm²

Cm¹

Ammophilia arenaria

Cm² Sl

Toby Kirkaldie

10m

GARDEN DESIGN commissioned design proposals...

project 04 | 2016-2017

great oaks... Great Oaks, Chislehurst is a private property, sharing a driveway with Great Yews (whose homeowner is looking to sell up). The driveway is the property of Great Oaks, however, by law, Great Yews must have constant accessibility. Regarding this information, property owners of Great Oaks, Mr and Mrs Plassard require a design proposal for private driveways. The vision is to transform the existing community access route into, two private driveways with high quality amenity space. Where possible, existing hard surfaces will be re-utilised to limit material costs. Soft landscaping will be used to create natural screening, soften hard materiality and create aesthetically pleasing private entrances. During the design process, land ownership and the location of existing mature trees had to be anticipated.

cedar farm... Cedar Farm is a large new build house located in Cudham, Sevenoaks, bounded by horse paddocks with public rights of way. The open expanse of land is prone to the elements, with a strong prevailing wind and extremes in weather. The soil is mainly clay leading to poor drainage, and boggy conditions. Property owners, Mr and Mrs Francis, are hoping for proposed designs for the front and back garden, incorporating hard and soft materiality. The vision for the back garden was to create a multifunctional space, incorporating elements of work, rest and play. The proposal integrated function and circulation in a contemporary and stylish manner incorporating bespoke features and architectural planting. The vision for the front garden is to create a dramatic and aesthetically pleasing entrance. The proposal is for an open lake, with a rockery and waterfall, a central water fountain, island, decked seating area and an abundance of marginal and deep water planting.

A brick wall will create a defined bo between the two properties and w aesthetically pleasing feature of bo gardens. The wall will have regular and central wooden trellis or Wrou Black Fencing, encouraging climber Beech (Fagus sylvatica Atropurpure will provide a natural screening, an Autumn foliage. A large flower bed planted with specimen shrubs, per and seasonal bulbs.

concept images...

Retain existing turning circle, using an Eco-grid, permeable grass paving rather than the existing brick paving. The turning circle will provide enough space for 2 parking bays.

A porous surface material, either Resin Bound Gravel or permeable block paving, reducing surface run-off and ensuring the existing Lime Tree (Tilia cordata) has access to a sufficient volume of water.

great oaks | private driveways

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A Resin Bound Gravel Driveway with a Granite perimeter formed of two setts. The driveway will be extended providing enough space for an additional 2 parking bays, which can also be used for turning. The driveway will be softened with a flower bed planted with Buxus sempervirens, Lavandula officinalis and perennial plants.

Aqua Lens with 2m Dish, a contemporary water feature creating a central focal point with an exterior flower bed. Buxus sempervirens will be softened with Lavandula officinalis and perennial planting

Flower Bed planted with Bamboo (Phyllostachys nigra and Fargesia nitida) creating a natural screening from the neighbours property. The flower bed is wide enough to ensure that there will be no detrimental impact to the existing Lime Tree (Tilia cordata).

Shared entrance formed of Tegula Block Paving with a perimeter flower bed of Bay Trees (Laurus nobilis) and Lavandula officinalis, topped with a contemporary gravel.

A LastaGrip anti-slip millboard decking will be used to connect the indoor swimming the pool, with the proposed outdoor pool or hot tub, via existing French Windows. The south facing deck provides the ideal opportunity to add sun loungers and deck chairs. The decking will be softened with sun-loving plants, including specimen Olive trees. Wooden trellis will be attached to the house, encouraging sun-loving climbers and wall shrubs. The existing patio will be transformed into a contemporary and stylish courtyard with a diamond sawn porcelain paving. Ragstone will be used to create aesthetically pleasing seating opportunities and raised flower beds. A central well will be the focal point of the courtyard, softened with Buxus Balls and, fragrant Lavender and Nepeta. Steps provide access to a lower millboard decking, which will be the primary seating space, providing panoramic views of the garden. An established pear and apple orchard with a wildflower meadow will encourage an abundance of wildlife. A perimeter bitumen gravel walkway will have a metal pergola, intertwined with a wisteria floribunda â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;Albaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;. The pathway will provide access to the small vegetable plot and constructed glasshouse. Flower beds have been raised using oak sleepers to improve soil quality and provide optimum growing conditions.

cedar farm | the back garden

lastagrip anti-slip millboard decking with an outdoor swimming pool

courtyard with a porcelain paving, rag-stone seating and a central well

glass-topped canopy with an installed barbecue and seating

a binded gravel walkway and rose bed with climbing arches

The lake will be kidney shaped with a central island planted with a weeping willow and marginal planting. The rockery will create a series of waterfalls, softened with a mix of rock plants and specimen Japanese Acers.

cedar farm | the front garden

The driveway will be constructed using a resin bound gravel surface with granite sett edging. The hard materials will be softened with perimeter beds, planted with multi-stemmed Betula jacquemontii â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;Greyswood Ghostâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;, Box Balls and lavender. A series of corten steel structures will provide lighting to the house entrance. A spherical water feature will create a dramatic and stylish focal point, perpendicular to the house entrance.

progress update...

LECKHAMPTON environmental planning...

project 05 | May 2016

overview... Leckhampton Glebe is an open expanse of land south of Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, located on the foot of the Cotswold scarp. The land is mainly used for pastoral farming, including; pigs, cows and sheep. The land also includes; residential property, public walkways, private allotments and residential playing fields. Leckhampton glebe is recognised green belt land with areas of ecological importance. The site and its context is vulnerable to development threat, notably large-scale residential proposal. The latest planning application has been rejected and locals have been engaged with the appeal process.

vision... The vision was to propose a Sustainable Housing Development Scheme integrating green infrastructure, renewable energy and a sustainable water management system encouraging multifunctional and biodiverse opportunities. A community hub, primary school and a Country Park with an integrated Nature Interpretation Centre must be included.

skills... The LCA (Landscape Character Assessment) Report provided the opportunity to integrate National, Regional and Local Planning Policies and Legislation; and LVIA requirements. Design Evolution consisting of; a Green Infrastructure Plan and Zoning Plan provided the basis for the development proposal, focusing on functionality and circulation. Action for mitigation was integrated to reduce visual and noise pollution, and improve legibility and robustness.

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THE LUNGS OF LIFE chaumont garden festival

project 06 | Jan 2016

overview... Chaumont-sur-Loire Garden Festival is at the forefront of contemporary design, expressing creative and initiative concepts from around the world. Experimentation should be a significant aspect of the design process, striving for unique and dramatic spaces with inspiring narratives and meaning.

vision... As part of the design process, I came up with three concept ideas focusing on human destruction of the natural world; deforestation, oil spills and fossil fuel consumption. After presenting the narratives, I was chosen to focus on the theme of deforestation; incorporating the process and consequences. The Tropical Rainforest is considered to be the ‘Lungs of Life,’ which became the design concept. The vision was to create a dramatic and emotive space, exploiting the negative impacts of deforestation.

skills... ‘Lungs of Life’ provided the opportunity to design with drama and emotion, exploiting feelings of shock and nostalgia; rather than designing to encourage feelings of enjoyment and relaxation. Subsequently, the design incorporates elements of danger and risk that would not otherwise be acceptable. The masterplan has a realistic render further emphasising the severity of deforestation, while the page layout exploits the overwhelming power of chainsaws cutting through the endangered environment.

the protected rainforest

the palm oil plantation

the remains

destruction walkway

woodland walkway

the tropical wetlands

death and decay

â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;the lungs of life explores the juxtaposition between the natural beauty of the rainforest and the death and destruction of deforestation...â&#x20AC;&#x2122;

â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;the lungs of life leaflet, protected by a wooden box, ironically exploits human destruction of the rainforest...leaving the audiance with a feeling of nostalgia as they realise all are responsible...â&#x20AC;&#x2122;

Toby Kirkaldie

Landscape and Garden Designer

Graduate Landscape Architect Oakwood House, 68 East Hill Road, Otford Hills, Sevenoaks TN15 6YD 07527 3671728 toby_kirkaldie@hotmail.co.uk

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