WUTTIPORN “LEK” TAKSINVARAJARN I PORTFOLIO UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON BACHELORS IN LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE II 2012 CERTIFICATE IN URBAN DESIGN MINORS IN ARCHITECTURE & ECOLOGICAL RESTORATION WUTTIPORNT@GMAIL.COM
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ctors including littering, inappropriate plant ing and recreational use of the site due to the sidential area. There are naturally-caused disg soil. The soil is loamy and contains a high erosion and is easily colonized by invasives eeping buttercup). Water movement is another ff site. of spectrum a waterofpipe sevd atour JBLM haveBecause a fairly broad years backup of military service: than 5 years of experience andbegan more than half have less than sless historic boundaries and to flood the raexperience. t been established since that time. ERGENCY of active duty respondents and
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theirdiversity spouses structural and compositional of the erosion and compaction. The goal is to inare Armyand invasive are Air Force disturbance by humans, animals
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or collaborative work out between the University of companies like Metropolitan Market, the local military households have children. 7 is the median age. man Trail and the Burke-Gilman Playground
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Goal I
Maximize the structural and compositional diversity of native plant communities, both riparian and upland species, in their respective zones along Yesler Creek. BACK
To remove all invasives plant We have removed invasive plants. Himalayan black berry (Rubus bifrons), Hedge bindweed (Calystegia sepium), and Creeping buttercup (Ranunculus repens) are removed. Then ,we have put four inches of mulch around new plantings. ICHIO ICHIE DESIGN BUILD
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transportation, food options, family plans for deployments, and To change the site condition toDISTRICT,SEATTLE prevent recolonization of invasive gageINT’L the changing needs and preferences of military families in species WINTERtrends for businessSPRING opportunities2012 and transportation manageme insight trees to these matters in mostwillow cases, require additional We installed fast growing such asbut, Pacific (Salix luxi- e Just as community members in da), Balsam poplar(balsam poplar), and Red Alder (Alnus rubra) to Regional Economy in theGrowing short term. We also installed long lived trees the South Sound are provide culturallycanopy and Survey responses indicate that more military families are intend such as Western Hemlock (Tsuga heterophylla), Western red cedar demographically diverse, so too than anticipated, as well as possibly remain in the region after t ( Thuja Plicata), and Douglas fir (Pseudotsuga meziesii) to provide regional implications for service providers and provides opportu are military service members and long term canopy. We also installed native understory plants such a families in the JBLM region. In fact, Roughly 70% of respondents plan to remain in Lady fern (Athyrusm filix-femina), Siberian Miner’s Lettuce (Clay the region for the next deployment. According military families today often mirror to responses, this would be an increase of 15% tonia siberica, Red Osier Dogwood (Cornus sericea, Sala (Gaulthe broader national demographic. past deployments. theria shallon, Oceanfrom Spray (Holodiscus discolor), Western skunk Based on survey response, here are cabbage (Lysichiton americanus), Dwarf Oregon Grape (Mahonia some general trends and observanervosa), Indian plum (Oemleria cerasiformis, and Pacific ninebark
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water movement and quality in the site personnel living bothTo onincrease and off base CROATIA DESIGN AND BUILD We have contacted and address the need to the City of Seattle Parks in the South Sound region: RIJEKA,CROATIA however, they have recommended FALL 2010us not to change the flow of The following were the fields those planning on transitioning ou water. Conifer
THE PLANTING PLAN
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Oemleria cerasiformis
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Physocarpus capitatus
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Claytonia Siberica
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Polystichum munitum
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Mahonia aquifolium
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Mahonia nervosa
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YESLER CREEK RESTORATION
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Salix spp.
Mobility is a significant challenge to resolving many of the issue services, getting people to and from work, moving goods and s in the study area. The following survey responses are indicators reduce the approximately 152,000 vehicle trips per day to JBLM
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were w Incorporate nature art into the restoration design We have created a sailboat sculpture made out ofThe willow branches. three top options that The would help respondents reduce trips
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STREAM OF CONSCIOUSNESS I 01
STREAM OF CONSCIOUSNESS LARCH 303 SPRING 2010 UNION BAY NATURAL AREA WASLA HONOR AWARD
Urban Flow Analysis
Ravenna Creek has the potential to meet Lake Washington through the Union Bay Natural Center (UBNA), but has suffered from piping and invisibility leaving people ignorant of the creekâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s critical role in stormwater management. Analyzing the site through historical maps, GIS and significant time on-site, we thought it was critical to reveal these histories and educate users about the power of human intervention in the urban form. We created three trails, The Power of Human Presence, The Stream of Consciousness, and Control and Cohabitation to engage and challenge users and by providing opportunities for education and reflection. The Stream of Consciousness emphasizes on the cleaning process and educating people.
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rain that should have fallen on lush forest now falls on thousands of miles of paved sufaces polluted by industrialized human use | humans who are born with nature now think they are above nature | to bring the stream back, conciousness must be awakened
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the space provides an opportunity for one to observe the relationship and diversity in an ecological system mainly composed with tall trees such as conifers
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to bring the stream back, consciousness must be awakened
observing humanâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s effect on the water condition and seeing a way of treating the stormwater that allows us to partner with the nature
the entry perspective I reveal the cleansing process
like water, when you are in the right place, you emerge the path passing through upland area, grassland,and the wetland area, where people space out. the seemless slope path later rise up... to the outlook.
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emerging pasing through upland habitat and grassland, water slowly emerges to the marsh/swamp
emergent/wetland: Carex obnupta Scirpus acutus Gaultheria shallon
STREAM OF CONSCIOUSNESS I 01
ravenna outlook
the design of outlook is inspired by the community effort to restore ravenna creek back to the same condition. the UBNA site will be an end point for ravenna creek. as time passes and the ecological sytem becomes resilient in its condition, the floating island will connect with the outllook and form the shape of ravenna creek. this connection represents the success in restoration and bringing diversity to the site
a floating island
is an effective tool in maintaining the health of the ponds and lakes. Plant roots help remove excess nutrients from water and create diverse habitat
section I outllok , over time the vegetation will be part of the outlook
10 years later in summer time
Through wetland I flow,emerge, lookout
Meditation/reflection
REGRADE PARK I 02
REGRADE PARK BELLTOWN, SEATTLE, LARCH 302, WINTER 2010
Slucied form represents the history of Belltown, which once was regraded to expand the city of Seattle The pattern brings dynamic flow and flexibity to the space.The design would create transitional space, provide flexibility, and safety to the site. The dog park would bring constantly active space would reduce crime rate, and connect the diversity of society together.
The Past 1910 The topography of Belltown was radically altered by a series of regrades in the cityâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s 1st century of urban settlement
concept diagram inspired from the form of regrade histo
ry of Belltown .
The Present 2010 In recent decades Belltown has transformed from the low rent and semi art district into a neighborhood of trendy elements. Resulted the dramastic difference in the income. facing with of crime and homeless issue
The Future With the design,the dogs and flexibility of the space will help bring the community together and help remain the safety of the space. The place will serve as a transitional space bridging people from different races and income to share their common interest past I present I future perspective
plan I purposed green boulevard project
REGRADE PARK I 02
1.terrace mound dog frisbee
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night time perspective I users is a designer for the space I space could change into gathering space for community in the night time
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TIANZHING HOUSING DEVELOPMENT I 03 STREAM OF CONSCIOUSNESS
TIANZHONG VILLAGE URBAN PLANNING STUDIO INDEPENDENT STUDY 2012 PROF. DAN ABRAMSON SEATTLE,WASHINGTON
This is an independent study which continue from the China Villge studio. The project created a new design of full development housing for Tianzhong village in Fujian, China. By understanding the past designs, topography, and the possibility of green infrastructure. The goals is to perserve the historical and environmental aspect of the site.
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sense of community
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perspective I market and farming area
TIANZHING HOUSING DEVELOPMENT I 03
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perspective exhibition area-commercial- restaurant
INFORMATIONAL GRAPHIC
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When both of them reach the month of 17th, they became mutually grow. Amanita lanei and his friends absorb food from Pseudotsuga menziesii and also help to store those food for emergency time.
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During the [EMERGENCY STAGE]; such as flooding, fire, or disease, the mycorrhizal relationship will play a big role in transferring all the stored food to help the tree, or even to his neighbor.
The stored nutrient, water, and carbohydrate will transfer to help the Pseudotsuga menziesiâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s nearby community.
JBLM BROCHURE DESIGN I 05
JBLM SURVEY AECOM INTERNSHIP WINTER 2012
This internship project was a collaborated work between myself and AECOM planners. This is an urban planning research and survey project Joint Based Lewis McChord in Tacoma, Washington. The team transform given information into the form of infographic and create an informational hand out.
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transition Many active duty service members canout andof dosoldier choose to live off base in market rate housing. The military provides personnel with a Base Allowance for Housing, which often influences where they live by how much they can afford. Of the 72% of active duty respondents that live in communities surrounding JBLM, services are provided privately or by public jurisdictions and agencies. Many choose to reside in neighWere the citiesfor with boring communities a variety of reasons and have very different living experiences than those that live on JBLM. Survey responses by active-duty military personnel living off-base in the region indicate the following: the highest rate of
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responded that they were satisfied or very satisfied with schools in the region. The majority of active duty living off base are married and/or have children (59%).
Roughly half of responses indicated that they live off base because the housing is more attractive (52%) and they are interested in living in a civilian community (45%). A range of 19-28% of responses indicated that they live off base for the amenities, fenced back yards, and schools.
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DESIGN I BUILD
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NIKKEI MANOR DESIGN AND BUILD INTâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;L DISTRICT,SEATTLE LARCH475 WINTER - SPRING 2012
The garden located in Nikkei Manor, an assited living community for Asian Americans. Ichio Ichie means treasure the moment. The garden serves as a therapeutic space combining Japanese and modern style together. My main responsibility is on producing graphic representation with a team and leading the design and build process of the Lotus fountain,
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CROATIA DESIGN AND BUILD I 07
CROATIA DESIGN AND BUILD
RIJEKA,CROATIA LARCH 302 FALL 2010 ASLA HONOR AWARD IN COMMUNITY SERVICE
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This is a collaborated studio. The program led by Professor Daniel Winterbottom, with other fifteen students.Four design teams were divided to design the Entry, Courtyard, Exhibition area, and Reconciliation Garden. Everyone participated in the building process.
BEFORE
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Reconcilation Garden I Croatia Design and Build
Podmurvice dormitory Rijeka, Croatia Lead designer with Nicole Simon, collaborated with Professor Daniel Winterbottom The Reconciliation Garden functions as a discussion area, a meditative space and a rain garden. The roundel shape is used as a design concept, a symbol of the equality. The seating combines a traditional Dalmatian and modern style together. Lastly, the rain garden is installed to solve the drainage problem and for educational purposes.
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Reconcilation Garden I Opening Day
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designing process
desiging with local artist ,educators, and students
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lecturing about the Rain Garden
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exploring the history - Vukovar fieldtrip
reflection
Reflective skecth I Reconciliation garden process
Site Description The Yesler Creek Restoration project is located in the Sand Point neighborhood. The northern part of the site YESLER CREEK RESTORATION is near the Metropolitan Market and within the BurkeRESTORATION ECOLOGY CAPSTONE PROJECT Gilman Playground Park. The Burke-Gilman Trail passSEATTLE,WASHINGTON es the Burke-Gilman Playground on the north end. All four sides of the site are bordered by residential housing, including the Ronald McDonald House to the west. There are several finished UW-REN restoration projThis is anorthern year long capstone ects in the section of the creek and two current project for the minor in ecological projects south of theproject footpath. restoration. The is a collaborative work between myself and students from the College of The 2011 - 2012 and restoration site nests in a ravine where Environment, local community theofYesler flows. The topography of the site is BurkeCreek Gilman playground. characterized two steep the slopes The projectby has helped sitewith a relatively flat andtolow middle, is bordered increase thewhich structural and on the north by a paved walkway. The area of compositional diversity of the thesite is approximately site.square The site is located in the 1,932 meters, runs 12 meters in length on the Laurelhurst neighborhood. east side and 14 meters on the west side.
This restoration project will increase the structural and c site. It will also minimize the risk of soil erosion and com crease plant diversity and prevent future disturbance by h exotic plants.
This project is also a great opportunity for collaborative of Washington, the City of Seattle, local companies like community, and users of both Burke-Gilman Trail and th Park.
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