Landscape Architecture Portfolio 2018_Zeek Magallanes by zeekmagallanes

Design Portfolio selected works

Zeek Magallanes, MLA

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Description

PROFESSIONAL WORK 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17

Multi-Family Development and Public Open Space RFP Proposal Student Center Re-Design Community Outreach for Site Development Multi-Use High Rise Development Multi-Family Development Single Family Development Public Space Fire Management Zones Multi-Story Development Typical Front Yards Rooftop Design Single-Family Homes

GRADUATE WORK 18 26 30 34

Adaptive Urban Tapestry Transformative USC Restorative Urbanism Summit Ridge Park

PRIVATE PRACTICE 38

Residential Design

OTHER 40 41

Model Making Hand Drafting

MULTI-FAMILY DEVELOPMENT

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EXISTING TREE TO REMAIN (TYP.)

LANDSCAPE PLANTING PLAN_STREET LEVEL

NOTE:

ALL PLANTING IS TO BE IRRIGATED WITH A DRIP IRRIGATION SYSTEM REFER TO LOS ANGELES COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH PLAN REVIEW REPORT FOR INSTALLATION OF RAINWATER CATCHMENT AND IRRIGATION SYSTEMS

BEYOND 1 1

PROPERTY LINE

2 2

ELEVATION @ COUNCIL STREET

PROPERTY LINE

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ELEVATION @ COUNCIL STREET

ELEVATION @ HOOVE

1301 third avenue san diego ca 92101 phone 619.239.2353 | fax 619.239.6227

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PUBLIC RIGHT PUBLIC RIGHT OF WAY OF WAY

SECTION 3 SECTION 3 AT PODIUM WITH RAILING 1. PAVING PER HARDSCAPE PLAN AND 1. LEGEND PAVING AT PODIUM WITH RAILING PER HARDSCAPE AND 2. CONCRETE PATIO PLAN PER HARDSCAPE LEGEND PLAN AND LEGEND, ON 2. STRUCTURE CONCRETE PATIO PER HARDSCAPE PLAN AND LEGEND, ON 3. RETAINING WALL PER STRUCTURE RAILING PER ARCH STRUCTURAL, 3. CONCRETE RETAINING SIDEWALK, WALL PER PUBLIC 4. STRUCTURAL, RAILING PER ARCH R.O.W 4. PARKWAY, CONCRETEPUBLIC SIDEWALK, PUBLIC 5. R.O.W R.O.W 6. COUNCIL STREET 5. PARKWAY, PUBLIC R.O.W 6. COUNCIL STREET

1 1

ELEVATION @ HOOVE

PINNACLE 360

B F.O.

BEYOND

235 N HOOVER STREET LOS ANGELES, CA 90004

THE LOS ANGELES ITS OFFICERS OR AGENTS SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE ACCURACY OR COMPLETENESS OF ELECTRONIC THISSHEET. PLAN SHEET. THE CITY OFCITY LOSOF ANGELES OR ITS OR OFFICERS OR AGENTS SHALL NOT BENOT RESPONSIBLE FOR THE ACCURACY OR COMPLETENESS OF ELECTRONIC COPIESCOPIES OF THISOF PLAN

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1301 third avenue san diego ca 92101 phone 619.239.2353 | fax 619.239.6227

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ISSUES:

Date 02/07/2018 04/23/2018 05/25/2018 07/17/2018

Description BID SET TREE COUNT EGRESS REVISIONS CITY SUBMITTAL

B 2 LP7.1.2

PROJECT NO: 5681.00

DRAWN BY: AL / MEM 7/19/2018

COUNCIL ST.

KEY MAP

CHECKED BY: FLORES

LP 7.1.1

PROJECT NO: 5681.00

PROPERTY LINE

Q:\5681.00 Pinnacle 360 Hoover Entitlements\Drawings \05-AutoCAD\01-Sheets\100% CD Landscape\ 5681.00_LP 7.1.2 LND PLANTING PLAN_ ENLGMT STREET LVL

LANDSCAPE PLANTING PLAN_ENLARGEMENT STREET LEVEL

DRAWING NO:

Description BID SET TREE COUNT EGRESS REVISIONS CITY SUBMITTAL

FILE NAME:

TITLE:

Date 02/07/2018 04/23/2018 05/25/2018 07/17/2018

LANDSCAPE PLANTING PLAN_ENLARGEMENT STREET LEVEL (TYP.)

FILE NAME:

5681.00_LP 7.1.1 PLANTING PLAN_ENLGMT STREET LVL

2 ISSUES:

PRELIMINARY NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION

Q:\5681.00 Pinnacle 360 Hoover Entitlements\Drawings \05-AutoCAD\01-Sheets\100% CD Landscape\

NTS

LANDSCAPE PLANTING PLAN_ENLARGEMENT STREET LEVEL

NOTE: ALL PLANTING IS TO BE IRRIGATED WITH A DRIP IRRIGATION SYSTEM REFER TO LOS ANGELES COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH PLAN REVIEW REPORT FOR INSTALLATION OF RAINWATER CATCHMENT AND IRRIGATION SYSTEMS

COUNCIL ST.

KEY MAP NTS

DRAWN BY: AL / MEM

CHECKED BY: FLORES

7/11/2018

TITLE:

LANDSCAPE PLANTING PLAN ENLARGEMENT_STREET LEVEL

DRAWING NO:

LP 7.1.2

Sheet Version 6.0 2-2015 Sheet Version 6.0 2-2015

Rendering by others, for reference only

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4 BEYOND

ER REVISION ST REVISION DATES DATES . (DESIGN (DESIGN STAGE STAGE ONLY) ONLY)

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4 BEYOND

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COMMON NAME

SHRUBS / GROUNDCOVER

SYMBOL

SECTION 2 STREET 1. COUNCIL 2. PARKWAY 1. CONCRETE COUNCIL STREET 3. DRIVEWAY, PUBLIC 2. R.O.W PARKWAY 3. PLANTED CONCRETE DRIVEWAY, PUBLIC 4. SLOPE R.O.W 5. STABILIZED DG DRIVEWAY TO 4. LADWP PLANTED SLOPE AREA PER STAGING 5. HARDSCAPE STABILIZED DG DRIVEWAY TO PLAN AND LEGEND LADWP STAGING AREA PER HARDSCAPE PLAN AND LEGEND

235 N HOOVER STREET LOS ANGELES, CA 90004

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COMMON NAME

F.O.

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COMMON NAME

TREES

PINNACLE 360

SHRUBS / GROUNDCOVER

SYMBOL

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SYMBOL

REFER TO SHEET LP7.0 FOR FULL PLANTING LEGEND

1/7.1.1

PLANT LEGEND

COMMON NAME

TREES

REFER TO SHEET LP7.0 FOR FULL PLANTING LEGEND

PLANT LEGEND SYMBOL

SECTION 2

ALL IDEAS, DESIGN, ARRANGEMENTS AND PLANS INDICATED OR REPRESENTED BY THIS DRAWING ARE OWNED BY, AND THE PROPERTY OF CARRIER JOHNSON + CULTURE AND WERE CREATED, EVOLVED AND DEVELOPED FOR USE ON, AND IN CONNECTION WITH THIS PROJECT. NONE OF SUCH IDEAS, DESIGN, ARRANGEMENTS, OR PLANS SHALL BE USED BY, OR DISCLOSED TO ANY PERSON, FIRM, OR CORPORATION FOR ANY PURPOSE WHATSOEVER WITHOUT THE WRITTEN PERMISSION OF CARRIER JOHNSON + CULTURE. FILING THESE DRAWINGS OR SPECIFICATIONS WITH ANY PUBLIC AGENCY IS NOT A PUBLICATION OF SAME. NO COPYING, REPRODUCTION OR USE THEREOF IS PERMISSIBLE WITHOUT THE CONSENT OF CARRIER JOHNSON + CULTURE.

Los Angeles, Ca | Los Angeles County 3.79 Acres, Multi Family Condos Carrier Johnson + Culture Planting Design, DD, CD’s, RFI’s SketchUp modeling

Location: Size: Firm: Role:

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ELEVATION @ COUNCIL STREET

PROPERTY LINE

ELEVATION @ COUNCIL STREET

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RFP PROPOSAL Location: Size: Firm: Role:

Complete Street Section

Rancho San Pedro, Ca | L.A County 28.9 Acres, Community Neighborhood Carrier Johnson + Culture Illustrative Plans, Diagrams, RFP text SketchUp modeling, Sections

Landscape Concept Plan

Traffic Calming Conversion Section

Building Phasing Plan

Location: Size: Firm: Role:

LI UNIVERSITY LIBRARY

SC-N SCIENCE BUILDING NORTH SC-S SCIENCE BUILDING SOUTH CY CORPORATION YARD / RECEIVING

SP LIMIT OF WORK

LIMIT OF WORK

BK PIONEER

BOOKSTORE

OVERALL EXTENTS & CONTEXT FH

ASI UU OLD ASSOCIATED STUDENTS INC. UNIVERSITY UNION LIMIT OF WORK

P STO

SV1

Hayward, Ca | Alameda County 3.14 Acres, Student Center Carrier Johnson + Culture ELEVATION A-A' SD, DD, Details, SketchUp modeling Sections

PED G XIN

RO AD

LIM

MI MEIKLEJOHN HALL

UU DISC NEW UNIVERSITY UNION DIVERSITY & INCLUSION STUDENT CENTER

STO

NO PARKING NO PARKING NO PARKING

MAINTENANCE VEHICLES ONLY ELECTRIC VEHICLES ONLY

AHEA

1 2 02/23/2018 75% SD SUBMITTAL

3 05/09/2018 100% SD SUBMITTAL

4 06/29/2018 50% DD SUBMITTAL

5 07/31/2018 100% DD SUBMITTAL

DRAWN BY:

OVERALL EXTENTS & CONTEXT PLAN

CHECKED BY:

ALL MSF

LIMIT OF WORK

CORE BUILDING

25800 CARLOS BEE BLVD, HAYWARD, CA 94542

ELEVATION A-A'

phone 619.239.2353 fax 619.239.6227

1301 third avenue, san diego ca 92101

ELEVATION C-C' WO RK

RW RECREATION AND WELLNESS CENTER

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ELEVATION SP B-B' HA

IT OF

NO PARKING

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LIMIT OF WORK

STUDENT CENTER LIBRARY RE-DESIGN

Agency Approval:

Approval of this plan does not authorize or approve any omission or deviation from applicable regula-tions. Final approval is subject to field inspections. One set of approved plans shall be available on the project site at all times.

CALIFORNIA STATE FIRE MARSHAL APPROVED

Reviewed by:

Date:

Approval of this plan does not authorize or approve any omission or deviation from applicable regulations.

DIVISION OF THE STATE ARCHITECT

Reviewed by:

Date:

ISSUES:

ELEVATION B-B' 01/10/2018 50% SD SUBMITTAL

Professional Stamps:

PROJECT NO: 5807.00

PRELIMINARY NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION

PLOT DATE: 07/26/2018

FILE NAME: Q:\5807.00 CSU East Bay CORE Building\Drawings\05-AutoCAD\01-Sheets\ 5807.00_L0.1_Overall Extents.dwg

TITLE: LIMIT OF WORK

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LIMIT OF WORK

KEY PLAN

ELEVATION C-C'

A LIMIT OF WORK

COMMUNITY OUTREACH FOR SITE DEVELOPMENT Location: Size: Firm: Role:

URBAN FABRIC STUDY

San Diego, Ca | San Diego County 8.20 Acres, Mixed-Use Carrier Johnson + Culture Presentation graphics, Diagrams, Lumion, Site Studies, PPT slideshow

Model by others, render by author

PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT

CONTEXT

MULTI-USE HIGH RISE DEVELOPMENT Location: Size: Firm: Role:

Los Angeles, Ca | Los Angeles County 0.81 Acres, Mixed-Use High-Rise Carrier Johnson + Culture Conceptual Design, Illustrative Plans, SketchUp modeling

MULTI-FAMILY DEVELOPMENT

Landscape Details, Notes, and Legend

COMMUNITY COHESION, COMFORT, AND RECREATION

Picnic table and BBQ at selected locations BBQ

Olea 'Swan Hill'

BUILDING NO. 3

BUILDING NO. 4

BUILDING NO. 6

BUILDING NO. 5

Albizia julibrissin Pinus spp. Pyrus calleryana Quercus spp. Tipuana tipu

DRIVEWAY "J"

DRIVEWAY "F"

DRIVEWAY "B"

DRIVEWAY "A"

BUILDING NO. 2

DRIVEWAY "P"

Turf play area

BUILDING NO. 8

BUILDING NO. 7

ALL AREAS SHOWN ON THIS PLAN WILL BE MAINTINAED BY THE PROPOEERTY OWNER ALL EXISITNG TREES SHALL BE REMOVED. NO EXISTING TREES ARE "PROTECTED" PER CODE. LANDSCAPE PLANS SHALL COMPLY WITH ALL APPLICABLE CODES OF THE MURRIETA MUNICIPAL CODE - TITLE 16.28 4. WATER QUALITY FEATURES WILL INCLUDE BASINS PLANTED WITH UNMOWED GRASSES. 5. IRRIGATION SHALL BE AS FOLLOWS: A. TURF - SPRAY IRRIGATION (ROTATORS) B. WATER QUALITY BASINS - SPRAY IRRIGATION (ROTATORS) C. ALL OTHER AREAS - SUB-SURFACE DRIP IRRIGATION 6. PLANTS SHALL BE GROUPED BY HYDROZONE 2.

Fruitless Olive

Silk Tree Pine Bradford pear Oak Tipu tree

M M M L M

RECREATION AREA TREES - 20' BTH

DRIVEWAY "P"

BUILDING NO. 15 DRIVEWAY "V"

BUILDING NO. 18

DRIVEWAY "W"

BUILDING NO. 14

DRIVEWAY "E"

DRIVEWAY "U"

DRIVEWAY "A"

BUILDING NO. 19

Typical Open Space Between Buildings Scale: 1" = 20'

DRIVEWAY "X"

BUILDING NO. 25

Arbutus 'Marina' Tristania conferta Ulmus parvifolia BUILDING NO. 31

DRIVEWAY "B"

DRIVEWAY "G"

DRIVEWAY "M"

BUILDING NO. 28

Cercis spp. Chitalpa tashkentensis Geijera parviflora Laurus nobilis Magnolia spp. Rhus laurina

BBQ counter

20' PASEO

Key Map for Details

GAS BBQ

Covered seating

Scale: 1" = 20'

Pool Area

Pool

Acacia 'Cousin Itt' Agave desmettiana Aloe arborescens Aloe 'Blue Elf' Anigozanthus varieties Calandrinia spectabilis Calliandra californica Callistemon varieties Cistus 'Sunset' Convulvulus cneorum Cupressus spp. Dianella varieties Euphorbia varieties Fremontodendron varieties Ilex vomitoria 'Stokes' Laurus nobilis Lavandula spp. Leucophyllum spp. Muhlenbergia rigens Olea 'Little Ollie' Rhus ovata Rhaphiolepis spp. Rosmarinus spp. Salvia spp. Senecio cylindricus Westringia fruticosa

Specimen tree

Spa

Covered seating

L L M

Turf play area Parking

Pool Area Scale: 1" = 20'

Tot lot

Breezeway Saw-cut, colored concrete

Specimen tree

Decorative walls with 36" box trees

Redbud Fringe tree Australian willow Grecian Laurel Magnolia African sumac

L M L M M L

Area and Density Calculations with Percentage Breakdowns

Cousin Itt Acacia Dwarf agave Tree aloe Blue Elf Aloe Kangaroo paw Rock purslane Baja fairy duster Dwarf bottlebrush Rockrose Bush morning glory Italian cypress varieties Flax lily Euphorbia FLannel bush Yaupon Sweet bay Lavender Texas ranger Deer grass Dwarf olive Sugar bush India hawthorn Rosemary Sage Narrow leafd senecio Coast rosemary

L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L

SHRUBS - 70% 5 gallon; 30% 1 gallon

Lounge

North

Turf play area

No common name Brisbane box Evergreen elm

SUPPORT TREES - 35% 24" box; 65% 15 gallon

DRIVEWAY "Z"

BUILDING NO. 26

M L L M M L

BUILDING NO. 30

DRIVEWAY "Z" BUILDING NO. 24

Silk tree Redbud Pine London Plane Bradford pear Oak

PARKING AREA TREES - 24" box

DRIVEWAY "N"

BUILDING NO. 29

BUILDING NO. 27

BUILDING NO. 20

DRIVEWAY "Z" BUILDING NO. 23

DRIVEWAY "N"

BUILDING NO. 22

DRIVEWAY "H"

DRIVEWAY "D"

BUILDING NO. 21 DRIVEWAY "Y"

Albizia julibrissin Cercis spp. Pinus spp. Platanus acerifolia Pyrus calleryana Quercus spp.

BUILDING NO. 12

BUILDING NO. 13

Date palm

PASEO TREES - 35% 24" box; 65% 15 gallon

BUILDING NO. 9

BUILDING NO. 10

BUILDING NO. 11

DRIVEWAY "O"

DRIVEWAY "T"

DRIVEWAY "S"

Phoenix dactylifera

DRIVEWAY "Q"

DRIVEWAY "L"

DRIVEWAY "C"

DRIVEWAY "B"

Murrieta, Ca | Riverside County 11.7 Acres, Townhomes Howard Associates Inc. Lead Designer, Irrigation, CDâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s

DRIVEWAY "I"

DRIVEWAY "K"

DRIVEWAY "P"

BUILDING NO. 16

BUILDING NO. 17

DRIVEWAY "A"

Wucols

Common Name

PERIMETER STREET TREES - 24" box

BUILDING NO. 1

Location: Size: Firm: Role:

LANDSCAPE NOTES:

Plant Legend Botanical Name

ENTRY ACCENT TREES - 36" box

ADDITIONAL POOL AREA SHRUBS - 70% 5 gallon; 30% 1 gallon

BBQ counter

Scale: 1" = 20'

Landscape Concept Plan

Scale 1" = 10'

Acacia 'Low Boy' Bulbine frustescens Myoporum 'Putah Creek' Rosa 'Flower Carpet' Rosmarinus spp. Senecio spp.

Prostrate acacia No common name No common name Flower carpet rose Prostrate rosemary No common name

L L L M L L

Marathon II

Hybrid Fescue

California gray rush

DETENTION BASIN GROUND COVER

Jefferson and Ivy Apartments

30'

M M L M M

GROUND COVERS

Typical 18-Plex Entry Court

10'

Trumpet vine Pink jasmine Catclaw vine Bower vine Climbing rose

Distictus spp. Jasminum polyanthum Macadyena unguis-cati Pandorea spp. Rosa spp.

Picnic table and BBQ at selected locations

Scale: 1" = 20'

M M L M M

VINES

Recreation Area with Turf and Tot-Lot

Chinese lantern Fortnight lily M Philodendron Mock orange

Abutilon hybrids Dietes bicolor Ligustrum 'Texanum'Texas privet Philodendron 'Xanadu' Pittosporum varieties

Arbor

Concrete mow curbs between all turf and planting beds

Pedestrian gate and arbor

Juncus patens

Tubular steel fence at Jefferson Ave. and Ivy Street

Turf play area between buildings, see enlargement sheet 2

North

Recreation Area

Trash enclosure, typ.

BUILDING NO. 3

BUILDING NO. 2

BUILDING NO. 1

BUILDING NO. 4

DRIVEWAY "P"

DRIVEWAY "J"

DRIVEWAY "A"

DRIVEWAY "B"

DRIVEWAY "F"

5'-6' High block wall adjacent to neighboring projects

BUILDING NO. 6

BUILDING NO. 5

BUILDING NO. 8

BUILDING NO. 7

Trash enclosure, typ.

DRIVEWAY "P"

DRIVEWAY "Q" BUILDING NO. 9

BUILDING NO. 10

DRIVEWAY "L"

DRIVEWAY "B"

DRIVEWAY "C"

DRIVEWAY "I"

DRIVEWAY "K"

DRIVEWAY "P"

BUILDING NO. 16 BUILDING NO. 15

DRIVEWAY "T"

DRIVEWAY "S"

BUILDING NO. 11 DRIVEWAY "V"

BUILDING NO. 18

DRIVEWAY "W"

BUILDING NO. 14

DRIVEWAY "E"

DRIVEWAY "U"

Leasing office parking

BUILDING NO. 19

DRIVEWAY "A"

Overhead structure and BBQ

Pool area, see enlargement sheet 2

BUILDING NO. 12

BUILDING NO. 13

DRIVEWAY "O"

BUILDING NO. 17

Entry wall Sliding entry gate Kiosk Enhanced paving

Tot lot and turf area, see enlargement Sht 2

DRIVEWAY "X"

Pedestrian gate Entry wall

BUILDING NO. 22

DRIVEWAY "N"

BUILDING NO. 29

BUILDING NO. 27

BUILDING NO. 20

BUILDING NO. 30

DRIVEWAY "Z" BUILDING NO. 25

DRIVEWAY "Z"

BUILDING NO. 26

DRIVEWAY "G"

DRIVEWAY "A"

BUILDING NO. 31

BUILDING NO. 28

DRIVEWAY "B"

BUILDING NO. 24

DRIVEWAY "M"

DRIVEWAY "Z" BUILDING NO. 23

DRIVEWAY "N"

DRIVEWAY "Y"

DRIVEWAY "H"

DRIVEWAY "D"

BUILDING NO. 21

Tubular steel gates and pedestrian arbors at ends of paseo

20' PASEO

5'-6' High block wall adjacent to neighboring projects

10'

30' Scale 1" = 10'

North

Detention basin to be configured to accommodate hardscape

Jefferson and Ivy Apartments

Typical 18-plex entry court, see enlargement sheet 2

Raised planters and benches provide pedestrian interest along paseo

North

20'

40'

Scale 1" = 40'

120'

% of Total Project Area

Area Type

Area in sq ft.

Total Site Area

485,302

Building Area

172,665

Parking Area

32,688

6.74%

On-Site Landscape (includes rec. areas and parking overhang areas)

97,844

20.2%

Rec./Open Space

30,029

Landscape Within Bumper Overhang Area

4,086

0.84%

Landscape Area Within Public Right-of-Way (not included in total on-site landscape area)

8,418

1.73%

100% 35.6%

6.2%

SINGLE-FAMILY DEVELOPMENT COMMUNITY COHESION, COMFORT, AND RECREATION Location: Size: Firm: Role:

Lemon Grove, Ca | San Diego County 4.2 Acres, Single Family Homes Howard Associates Inc. Lead Designer, LCP, Irrigation, CDâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s

DOG WASTE RECEPTICLE

PLAY AREA WITH STRUCTURE FOR AGES 2-5, AND FALL-SAFE SURFACING

PEDESTRIAN PATH WITH BENCH

LAWN AREA WITH PERIMETER PLANTING

HYDROZONE MAP

STREE

ILDICA

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E EE

E E E E E E E

E E E

E E E E E

-3'

E E E E E E

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LANDSCAPE CONCEPT PLAN

TMO-000-0063

CITY OF LEMON GROVE

SHEET TITLE

10'

30'

North

PROJECT NAME

DAIN DRIVE LEMON GROVE, CA

LANDSCAPE CONCEPT PLAN

SITE

125

S W E E T W A T E R

E E E

E EE

ST A

E E E E E E E

E E E

E E

E E E E E E

E E

E E E E

LANE

R O A D

BLOSSOM

E E E E E

OFF-SITE PARK (SEE SHEET 2 FOR ENLARGEMENT)

DIC

SHEET TITLE

Scale 1" = 10'

E E E

BIO-FILTRATION BASIN

EXISTING PRIVATE YARD CHAIN-LINK FENCING TO REMAIN

VICINITY MAP

NO SCALE THOMAS BRO. MAP : 1290 - J1

6' WOOD SIDEYARD FENCE & GATES

-5'

PRIVATE PARK (SEE SHEET 2 FOR ENLARGEMENT)

6' WOOD SOUND WALL PER SOUND STUDY

DAIN DRIVE LEMON GROVE, CA

POOL DECK WITH SEATING

PROJECT NAME

30' POOL

TMO-000-0063

PARK LOT "B"

CITY OF LEMON GROVE

OVERHEAD TRELLIS STRUCTURE WITH BENCHES BUILT-IN BBQ COUNTER

E E E

DROUGHT TOLERANT SHRUBS AND GROUND COVERS 0

POOL EQUIPMENT ROOM

DOG WASTE RECEPTICLE

E E

-3'

-5'

LANDSCAPE CONCEPT PLAN

VIEW SOUND WALL

SHADE STRUCTURE WITH PICNIC TABLE & TRASH RECEPTACLE

RETAINING WALL AT BASE OF SLOPE

OFF-SITE PARK

Not to Scale

E E

-5'

PARK LOT "B"

PLANTING LEGEND SYMBOL

LOT 5 LOT 1

RETAINING WALL PER ENGINEERING PLANS

LOT 3

BOTANICAL NAME

COMMON NAME

WUCOLS

STREET TREES

LOT 6

TREES - 24" BOX

LOT 4

QUERCUS ILEX ULMUS PARVIFOLIA

HOLLY OAK CHINESE ELM

L L

LOT 2 SLOPES TREES - 5 GAL. - 15 GAL. ARBUTUS 'MARINA' - MULTI.

N.C.N.

RHUS LANCEA MULTI.

AFRICAN SUMAC

SLOPE SHRUBS - 1 GAL - SPACED TO COVER 70% OF SLOPE FACE ON SLOPES OVER 15' IN HEIGHT

VL VL L VL

STREET

PLAY LAWN

BENCHES

-3'

BIO-FILTRATION BASIN

(LOT "A

"A"

PARK TREES - 15 GAL

L L L

PRIVATE

LOT 7

PARK SHRUBS & GROUNDCOVER - 5GAL, 1GAL, & FLATS

L L L L L L L L L L

PEDESTRIAN PATHWAY

EXISTING PRIVATE YARD FENCING TO REMAIN

LOT 8 LOT 9 LOT 13

LOT 4

LOT 12

EXISTING PRIVATE YARD CHAIN-LINK FENCING TO REMAIN

LOT 10

LOT 11

BIO-FILTRATION BASIN

DOG WASTE AND TRASH RECEPTACLE

FRONT YARD SHRUBS & GROUNDCOVER - 5GAL, 1GAL, & FLATS

L L L L L L L L L L L L

GROUND COVER SLOPE GROUND COVER (HOA AREAS) - FLATS @ 12" O.C.

L BIO-BASINS - PLUGS @ 6" O.C.

M PARKWAY GROUND COVER - FLATS @ 12" O.C.

REAR YARDS TO RECEIVE A 3" LAYER OF SHREDDED BARK MULCH

OLERANT D GROUND

NATURAL GRADE TO REMAIN UNDISTURBED

PRIVATE PARK

10'

30'

North

North Scale 1" = 10'

L LAWN

H MULCH

LANDSCAPE NOTES: 1.

30'

PARKWAY PLANTING

AN HOA SHALL MAINTAIN THE COMMON AREA SLOPES, PRIVATE SLOPES OUTSIDE FENCED YARDS, PARKWAYS & BIO-FILTRATION BASINS (HYDROZONES 1-4). ALL LANDSCAPED AREAS WITHIN THE PRIVATE FENCED YARDS SHALL BE MAINTAINED BY INDIVIDUAL HOMEOWNERS.

STREET TREES SHALL BE LOCATED MINIMUM OF: 5' FROM PAVING 7' FROM SEWER, WATER, ELECTRICAL & DRAINAGE LINES 15' FROM STREET LIGHTS OUTSIDE OF STREET CORNER SIGHT LINES

ALL IRRIGATION CONTROLLERS SHALL BE SMART CONTROLLERS AND HAVE AUTOMATIC RAIN SHUT-OFF DEVICES.

ALL STREET TREES SHALL BE IRRIGATED ON A SEPARATE BUBBLER SYSTEM.

ALL PARKWAY AREAS AND LANDSCAPING WITHIN 24" OF NON-PERMEABLE SURFACES SHALL UTILIZE SUBSURFACE IRRIGATION.

ALL PLANTED AREAS SHALL RECEIVE A MIN 3" LAYER OF SHREDDED WOOD BARK MULCH.

N/A

WATER CONSERVATION NOTES: 1.

ALL SLOPE IRRIGATION SHALL USE HUNTER MP ROTATOR OR GEAR DRIVE ROTOR HEADS WITH A PRECIPITATION RATE OF 0.75"/HR. OR LESS, TO PREVENT RUNOFF AND EROSION.

North

15'

30'

Scale 1" = 30'

11 90'

PUBLIC SPACE

SOCIAL EQUITY, PLAY, AND RESPITE

Location: Size: Firm: Role:

Chula Vista, Ca | San Diego County 2.0 Acres, Public and Private Access Howard Associates Inc. Lead Designer, LCP, CDâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s, Submittal

MONTERRA AT OTAY RANCH

OPEN SPACE OPTIONS

BBQ Counter Retaining Wall

Arbor

Retaining Wall

Outdoor Table

"Found" Art Pieces

Retaining Wall

Specimen Shade Tree

Scored Concrete

Seating Bench

Specimen Shade Tree

Turf Turf Play Area

Artificial Turf Stepping Logs

Log Climber

Stepping Stones

Accent Tree

3 Accent Tree

Accent Tree

Arbor

Play Area 1

Theme Garden

BBQ Area

Seating Bench

Exercise Station 1

Fence on Retaining Wall

Bench Climbing Structure Play Surface

Approx. 15' x 50' Open Turf Play Area

Unit 12 Courtyard Fence

Artificial Turf

Turf Play Area

Exercise Station 2

Concrete Walk Ramps Down From Sidewalk

Stucco Pilasters Garden Ornament

The Active Turf Play Area

Play Area 2

Free-Standing Arbor

Workout Area

North

10'

Scale 1" = 10'

30'

EP CH HEME AN NE RAL L PE DR R AINA BI OL GE OG

WA LL 5'

49 0 48

LOT 9

LOT 6

LOT 8

LOT B

R1 (EXISTING) P/OS (EXISTING)

Vinyl Fence

0 50

WA LL 5'

LOT 5

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LOT 7

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500

8' WAL 520

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510

LOT 8

LOT B

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500

LOT 10

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LOT 6

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SLOP

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Santee, Ca | San Diego County 8.9 Acres, Single Family Homes Howard Associates Inc. Lead Designer, LCP, CDâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s, Submittal

50'

ZONE 1

ZONE 2

500

LOT 7

R1 (EXISTING) P/OS (EXISTING)

8' WAL

520

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510

540

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540

520

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530 540

520 530 540

DIEGAN SAGE SCRUB EASEMENT PER DOC. 1994-0535919

REC. 9-8-94 TO BE VACATED

North

NOT TO SCALE

HYDROZONE MAP

MAINTENANCE MAP

HYDROZONE LEGEND

MAINTENANCE LEGEND Tan Slump Block Pilaster w/ Tubular Steel Fence

48 0

47 0

LOT 9 500

FILL

49 0

480

50'

490

Location: Size: Firm: Role:

470

LOT 10

490

IST

2:1

LOT 4

WA LL 47 0

0 48

WA LL 50'

ZONE 1

LOT 11

LOT 5

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480

50'

ZONE 2

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LOT 11

SL OP

470

ST 0

2:1

EP CH HEME AN NE RAL L PE DR R AINA BI OL GE OG

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ZONE 1

460

50'

LOT 3

490

50'

ZONE 2

LOT 12

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LOT 4

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460

SLOP

LL 5'

2:1

FILL

2:1

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LOT 2

LOT 13

IST

LOT 3 0

IST

ZONE 1

EP CH HEME AN NE RAL L PE DR R AINA BI OL GE OG

LOT 12

440

EP CH HEME AN NE RAL L PE DR R AINA BI OL GE OG

450 460

50'

470

5' 0

460

470

50'

ZONE 2

450

460

450

LOT 2

LOT 13

ZONE 1

LOT 1

50'

LO 430

LOT 14

430 3:1

IST

440

COMMUNITY PROTECTION, HABITAT MAINTENANCE, AND SLOPE STABILIZATION

440

FIL L

ZONE 1

LOT 1

FIL L 2:1

50'

2:1

430 3:1

430

LOT 14

440

FIRE MANAGEMENT ZONES

MAXIMUM APPLIED WATER ALLOWANCE (MAWA) MAWA

= (ETo) (0.62) [(0.55 x LA) + (0.3 x SLA)] = (51) (0.62) [(0.55 x 208237) + (0.3 x 0)] = (51) (0.62) (114530.35) = 3,621,450 GALLONS PER YEAR

50'

ZONE 1

FMZ-2 50'

FMZ-1 50'

490

ESTIMATED TOTAL WATER USE (ETWU) ETWU

= (ETo) (0.62) [((PF x HA)/IE) + SLA]

HOA SLOPES HOA BASIN HOA PARKWAYS HOA STREET TREES PRIVATE SLOPES PRIVATE SLOPES FMZ PRIVATE FRONT YARDS PRIVATE FRONT YARD TREES

= (51) (0.62) [((0.3 x 4787)/0.75) + 0] = 60,546 GAL/YR = (51) (0.62) [((0.5 x 1313)/0.75) + 0] = 27,678 GAL/YR = (51) (0.62) [((0.3 x 4865)/0.81) + 0] = 56,975 GAL/YR = (51) (0.62) [((0.5 x 625)/0.81) + 0] = 12,199 GAL/YR = (51) (0.62) [((0.3 x 48914)/0.75) + 0] = 618,664 GAL/YR = (51) (0.62) [((0.3 x 123298)/0.75) + 0] = 1,559,473 GAL/YR = (51) (0.62) [((0.3 x 24085)/0.81) + 0] = 282,062 GAL/YR = (51) (0.62) [((0.5 x 350)/0.81) + 0] = 6,831 GAL/YR

TOTAL ETWU = 2,624,429 GALLONS PER YEAR TOTAL MAWA = 3,621,450 GALLONS PER YEAR ETWU < MAWA CONCRETE ENTRY WALK

500

510

North

NOT TO SCALE

TYPICAL LOT IRRIGATION SCHEMATIC

BIO-RETENTION BASIN FMZ-1 430

FMZ-1

EX IS RE TING MA IN VEG UN ET DIS AT TU ION RB TO ED

50' ZONE 1

FMZ-2

50'

ZONE 2

50'

ZONE 1

5' L AL W

3" LAYER WOOD BARK MULCH SIDE YARD ACCESS PATH

FMZ-2

W AL L

6' BLACK TUBULAR STEEL VIEW FENCING W/ DECORATIVE TAN SLUMP BLOCK PILASTERS AT PROPERTY LINES

6' VINYL SIDE YARD GATE

RETAINING WALL PER ENG. PLANS

ZONE 1

50'

ZONE 2

12' ACCESS ROAD

FIR

50'

6' BLACK TUBULAR STEEL FENCE ON SLOPE

6' TAN VINYL YARD FENCE

STREET LIGHT

FUEL MODIFICATION DEFENSIBLE SPACE ZONES 1&2 TYP.

(TYP)

CONCRETE BROW DITCH

8' W

ALL

LANDSCAPE NOTES: 1.

AN HOA SHALL MAINTAIN THE COMMON AREA SLOPES, PRIVATE SLOPES OUTSIDE FENCED YARDS, PARKWAYS & BIO-FILTRATION BASINS. ALL LANDSCAPED AREAS WITHIN THE PRIVATE FENCED YARDS SHALL BE MAINTAINED BY INDIVIDUAL HOMEOWNERS. STREET TREES SHALL BE LOCATED MINIMUM OF: 7' FROM SEWER, WATER, ELECTRICAL & DRAINAGE LINES 15' FROM STREET LIGHTS OUTSIDE OF STREET CORNER SIGHT LINES

FUEL MODIFICATION DEFENSIBLE SPACE NOTES: 1.

FUEL MODIFICATION DEFENSIBLE SPACE SHALL BE COMPRISED OF TWO DISTINCT BRUSH MANAGEMENT AREAS REFERRED TO AS, "ZONE 1" AND "ZONE 2"

"ZONE 1" IS THE FIRST 50 FEET MEASURED FROM THE STRUCTURE TOWARD THE NATIVE LAND. THIS AREA SHALL BE WELL-IRRIGATED AND MAINTAINED YEAR-ROUND. TREE CROWNS SHALL MAINTAIN A MINIMUM OF 10' DISTANCE FROM STRUCTURES.

"ZONE 2" IS THE SECOND 50 FEET OF THE TOTAL 100 FEET DEFENSIBLE SPACE AND IS MEASURED 50 FEET FROM THE STRUCTURE TO A TOTAL OF 100 FEET TOWARD THE NATIVE LAND. AVERAGE HEIGHT OF NEW PLANTS FOR RE-VEGETATION SHOULD BE LESS THAN 24 INCHES. NO MORE THAN 30% NATIVE, NON-IRRIGATED VEGETATION SHALL BE RETAINED.

DEFENSIBLE SPACE ADJACENT TO ROADWAYS SHALL COVER 30 FEET FROM EACH SIDE OF FIRE APPARATUS ACCESS ROADS AND SHALL BE IMPROVED TO "ZONE 1" STANDARDS.

ALL PLANTED AREAS SHALL RECEIVE A MIN 4" LAYER OF SHREDDED WOOD BARK MULCH.

WATER CONSERVATION NOTES: 1.

ALL SLOPE IRRIGATION SHALL USE HUNTER MP ROTATOR OR GEAR DRIVE ROTOR HEADS WITH A PRECIPITATION RATE OF 0.75"/HR. OR LESS, TO PREVENT RUNOFF AND EROSION.

ALL IRRIGATION CONTROLLERS SHALL BE SMART CONTROLLERS AND HAVE AUTOMATIC RAIN SHUT-OFF DEVICES.

ALL STREET TREES SHALL BE IRRIGATED ON A SEPARATE BUBBLER SYSTEM.

ALL PARKWAY AREAS AND LANDSCAPING WITHIN 24" OF NON-PERMEABLE SURFACES SHALL UTILIZE SUBSURFACE IRRIGATION.

REAR YARDS TO RECEIVE 3" LAYER OF BACK MULCH

LANDSCAPE CONCEPT PLAN

North

20'

40'

Scale 1" = 40'

80'

MULTI-STORY DEVELOPMENT STREETSCAPE, SHADE TREES, AND RECREATION Location: Size: Firm: Role:

29' - 6"

31' - 4"

Plant Legend

30' - 4"

31' - 4"

Chula Vista, Ca | San Diego County 2.0 Acres, Mid-rise Apartment Complex Howard Associates Inc. Lead Designer, Details, CDâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s, Submittal

Construction and Planting Details SUBMITTED TO THE CITY'S LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT AS DESCRIBED ABOVE.

TREE SPECIFICATIONS: A. ALL STANDARD FOR (SINGLE TRUNK) TREES TO INCLUDE A SINGLE STRONG CENTRAL LEADER WITH NO BRANCHES EXTENDING AT AN ANGLE NARROWER THAT 30 DEGREES FROM THE MAIN TRUNK. IF TREE DOES NOT DISPLAY A SINGLE STRONG CENTRAL LEADER, A TREE MAY BE APPROVED IF THE DEVELOPER'S ARBORIST OR LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT OF RECORD CAN DEMONSTRATE THAT A SINGLE STRONG CENTRAL LEADER CAN BE ACHIEVED THROUGH STRUCTURAL PRUNING. ALL TREES REQUIRING STRUCTURAL PRUNING FOR THE PURPOSES OF ACHIEVING A STRONG CENTRAL LEADER SHALL BE PRUNED BY THE NURSERY'S ARBORIST PRIOR TO LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT OF RECORD APPROVAL OF TREE SUBMITTAL (SEE NOTE #5 BELOW) OR BY THE DEVELOPER'S ARBORIST AT PLANTING. B. NO GRAFTED SPECIES WILL BE ALLOWED AS A STREET TREE C. TREE SIZE BASED ON CALIPER AND TREE HEIGHT PER AMERICAN STANDARD FOR NURSERY STOCK (ANSI Z60.1-2014): C.1. 15-GAL 1" - 1-1/2" CALIPER; 5'-7' HT. C.2. 24" BOX 1-1/2" - 1-3/4" CALIPER; 7'-12' HT. C.3. 36" BOX 1-3/4" - 3"; 8'-14' HEIGHT C.4. 48" BOX 3" - 4"; 14'-18' HEIGHT *NOTE: CALIPER TO BE MEASURED AT 6" ABOVE THE ROOT CROWN D. LIVE CROWN RATIO SHALL BE A MINIMUM OF 50%, MEANING THERE SHALL BE LIVE BRANCHES IN THE UPPER 50% OF THE TRUNK TO DISTRIBUTE WIND STRESS AND DEVELOP TRUNK TAPER FOR STABILITY. E. THE LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT OF RECORD SHALL SUBMIT TO THE CITY'S LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT A COPY OF THE APPLICANT'S APPROVED TREE SUBMITTAL WITH PHOTOS REPRESENTATIVE OF THOSE TREES TO BE DELIVERED TO THE SITE, INCLUDING REPRESENTATIVE MEASUREMENTS. THE CITY'S LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT WILL REVIEW THE SUBMITTAL TO VERIFY THE INCLUDED TREES COMPLY WITH THE NOTED REQUIREMENTS PRIOR TO ANY TREES BEING DELIVERED TO THE SITE. F. ALL 36" BOX TREE AND LARGER, MULTI-TRUNK AND OTHER SPECIMEN TREES SHALL BE TAGGED AT THE NURSERY BY THE LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT OF RECORD AND PHOTOS

DN UP

DN DN

Poured in Place Wall

G D

NOT TO SCALE

Concrete Steps

Poured in Place Pot Shelf

Boulder

10'

60'

20'

North

Scale 1" = 20'

Planting Plan and Legend for:

1" = 20'

P-1

NOT TO SCALE

Block Wall

64' - 4"

Construction Legend 13' - 1"

6' - 0"

3 A3-01

10' - 9 1/2"

46' - 2"

24' - 0" TYP.

(FIRE LANE)

3' - 11 1/2"

A3-11

17' - 1"

9' - 6"

6' - 0"

30' - 4"

31' - 4"

29' - 6"

42' - 5" FIRE SEPARATION DISTANCE

Dry Stream Bed

(UNLIMITED OPENINGS, PER TABLE 705.8)

F C

Concrete Paving NOT TO SCALE

Raised Planter 3 A3-12 2 A3-13

24' - 0" TYP.

17' - 0"

(FIRE LANE)

TYP.

3' - 1"

2 A3-01

4 A3-01

A3-13

1 A3-12

44' - 5" FIRE SEPARATION DISTANCE (UNLIMITED OPENINGS, PER TABLE 705.8)

Construction Details and Notes for: SECTION

NOT TO SCALE

C-2

Groundcover Spacing

M.P.O.E.

ELECTRICAL ROOM

RESTROOM

PUMP ROOM

DN DN

NOT TO SCALE

FD RESTROOMS

Tree/Shrub Planting

45' - 1"

LOBBY #1

EXERCISE OFFICE

UNIT A11.1

UNIT A10.1

NOT TO SCALE

UNIT A11.1

UNIT A10.1

UNIT A9.1

Vine Planting

43' - 3" FIRE SEPARATION DISTANCE (UNLIMITED OPENINGS, PER TABLE 705.8)

TRASH ROOM MAIL ROOM

42' - 9" FIRE SEPARATION DISTANCE

(UNLIMITED OPENINGS, PER TABLE 705.8)

A3-11A3-01

North

Root Barrier NOT TO SCALE

Tree Staking

PLANTING NOTES 1. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROTECT IN PLACE ALL

REDWOOD SHAVINGS PER 1,000 S.F. PLEASE NOTE THAT THE AMENDMENTS MAY CHANGE, BASED ON THE SOIL ANALYSIS.

60'

20'

Scale 1" = 20'

Palm Planting NOT TO SCALE

1" = 20'

Construction Plan and Legend for:

C-1 2

NOT TO SCALE

OF ANY PLANTING OR IRRIGATION WORK. WEEDS, INCLUDING THEIR ROOTS, SHALL BE ALLOWED TO COMPLETELY DIE BACK BEFORE PROCEEDING WITH

10'

AND TIES FROM ALL CONTAINER STOCK. MAINTAIN SIDE GROWTH ON ALL TREES. 10. PLANT ALL AREAS WITH GROUND COVER TO WITHIN 6"

OR OWNER'S REPRESENTATIVE. ALL TREES SHALL BE GUARANTEED BY THE CONTRACTOR AS TO GROWTH AND HEALTH FOR A PERIOD OF TWELVE MONTHS

CONDITION. DISEASED OR DEAD PLANT MATERIAL SHALL BE SATISFACTORILY TREATED OR REPLACED PER THE CONDITIONS OF THE PERMIT.

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310 Commerce, Suite 150, Irvine, CA 92602 Office: 714.672.7044 | Cell: 714.679.8551 |eFax: 714.494.8352

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Plan 1A

Plan 1B

(619) 718-9660 San Diego, CA 92101

landscape architecture

A SSO CI A T ES

2442 Second Avenue

Irrigation Plan

Typical Plans 1 & 2

Plan 1C

1 rla 2681

Site Map

Typical Plan 2

℄ ℄

Typical Plan 2 Plan 2C

Typical Plans 1-4

SHEET TITLE

Plan 2B

Construction Plan and Legend

Plan 2A

PROJECT NAME

Typical Plan 4

℄

SUNSET LANDING Typical Front Yard Landscaping BEAZER HOMES

Typical Plan 3

Scale 1 = 10'

124

HO WARD

Typical Plan 1

40'

Typical Plan 1

NOT TO SCALE

Construction Plan

5' 10'

106

122

121

21 16

103

A SSO CI A T ES

Planting Plan

12 5

SHEET TITLE

(619) 718-9660

Owner BEAZER HOMES - West Region

SHEET TITLE

PROJECT NAME

(619) 718-9660

San Diego, CA 92101

Plan 2C

rla 2681

Plan 2B

2442 Second Avenue

Title Sheet Construction Plan and Legend Construction Notes and Details Irrigation Plan Irrigation Notes, Legend, and Details Planting Plan Planting Notes, Legend, and Details

Plan 2A

landscape architecture

SHEET TITLE

Site Boundary

1 2-3 4 5-7 8-9 10-12 13-14

Typical Plan 2

PROJECT NAME

Sheet Index SHEET

Plan 1C

San Diego, CA 92101

City of Lancaster, California

landscape architecture

SUNSET LANDING Typical Front Yard Landscaping

Plan 1B

2442 Second Avenue

HO WAR D

LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURAL CONSTRUCTION DRAWINGS FOR

A SS O CI A T ES

rla 2681

Title Sheet

Plan 1A

Lancaster, Ca | Los Angeles County Community Neighborhood Howard Associates Inc. Lead Designer, Irrigation, CD’s

Title Sheet

Typical Plan 1

SUNSET LANDING Typical Front Yard Landscaping BEAZER HOMES

Location: Size: Firm: Role:

HO WARD

MODEL HOMES, VARIETY, AND COST-EFFECTIVE

rla 2681

Irrigation Plan

SUNSET LANDING Typical Front Yard Landscaping BEAZER HOMES

TYPICAL FRONT YARDS

0 0

5' 10'

Scale 1 = 10'

40'

5' 10'

Scale 1 = 10'

40'

ROOFTOP DESIGN

EXCITING VIEWS, OUTDOOR ROOMS, AND INTIMATE Location: Size: Firm: Role:

La Mesa, Ca | San Diego County 2.0 Acres, Townhomes Howard Associates Inc. Lead Designer, CDâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s, Submittal

Colony Park Apartment Homes 0000,7685 Colony Drive

ROOF DECK PATIO WITH SITE FURNISHING SUCH AS BBQS, ELECTRIC FIREPLACE, SEATING, AND DINING AREAS.

5' MIN. NON-CLIMABLE TUBULAR STEEL POOL FENCE ENTRY ACCENT TREES

RAISED PLANTERS AND RAILINGS AT ROOF DECK (TYP.)

RECREATION AREA WITH 30' POOL AND 8' SPA WITH ADA LIFTS

ENTRY SIGNAGE

Scale 1" = 10'

RETAINING WALL PER ENG. PLANS

QUEEN PALMS

POOL AREA GATE

NEW 6' VINYL SCREEN FENCE

ROOF DECK GARDEN CONCEPTUAL LAYOUT BUILDINGS 1&2

COMMUNITY ROOM, 1ST FLOOR

POOL EQUIPMENT ROOM NEW 6' VINYL SCREEN FENCE

LIMIT OF MODIFIED FMZ-1 DEFENSIBLE SPACE PER MOU MIN REQUIREMENTS. PREPARATION AND INSTALLATION OF THE MODIFIED FMZ-1 DEFENSIBLE SPACE FOR BUILDING 3 SHALL PRODUCE MINIMAL IMPACTS ON THE OPEN SPACE AREA: A. THE DEPTH OF MODIFIED FMZ-1 SHALL BE FIFTEEN (15') FEET B. ANNUAL GRASSES WITHIN MODIFIED FMZ-1 SHALL BE MAINTAINED AT A MAXIMUM CANOPY HEIGHT OF SIX (6") INCHES ABOVE THE GROUND. C. MAINTENANCE OF THE MAXIMUM FUEL CANOPY HEIGHT SHALL BE MAINTAINED IN-PERPETUITY D. THE TRIMMING OR CLEARING OF OTHER NATURAL VEGETATION IN MODIFIED FMZ-1 SHALL BE THE MINIMUM NECESSARY TO COMPLY WITH APPLICABLE CODES OR ORDERS OF THE LOCAL FIRE SAFETY OFFICIALS FOR STEEP SLOPE LANDS.

STAIRS TO LOWER LEVEL (TYP.)

24" BOX STREET TREES @ 25' O.C. (TYP.) CONCRETE SIDEWALK

ENHANCED PAVING

15' PROPERTY LINE PRIVATE PATIO (TYP.)

BIO-FILTRATION BASIN PLANTED WITH GRASSES COVERED TRASH ENCLOSURE

CARPORT (TYP.) DISABLED ACCESSIBLE PARKING SPACE (TYP.)

RETAINING WALL PER ENG. PLANS

PROJECT SIGNAGE (TYP.)

OPEN SPACE

ROOF DECK GARDEN (TYP.) SEE ENLARGEMENTS THIS SHEET.

NATIVE VEGETATION TO REMAIN UNDISTURBED EXCEPT MANUAL REMOVAL OF INVASIVE SPECIES (ARUNDO DONAX) PER FIRE REPORT, TO BE COORDINATED WITH THE CITY OF LA MESA

Landscape Concept Plan

Scale 1" = 10'

OWNER: GWMP INVESTMENTS, LLC 2130 GRAND AVE. #1 SAN DIEGO CA 92109 Ph: 619-609-0669

ROOF DECK GARDEN CONCEPTUAL LAYOUT BUILDING 3

North

10'

20'

Scale 1" = 20'

60'

SINGLE-FAMILY SLOPES

Irrigation Plan

SLOPE STABILIZATION, HABITAT SENSITIVITY, AND DROUGHT TOLERANT Location: Size: Firm: Role:

Poway, Ca | San Diego County 5.4 Acres, Single-Family Residential Howard Associates Inc. Lead Designer, Irrigation, CDâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s, Submittal

Planting Plan Irrigation Details

ADAPTIVE URBAN TAPESTRY

INTEGRATING URBAN DEVELOPMENT, AGRICULTURE, AND ECOLOGY Studio: Creative Advisor:

USC MLA+3 Thesis Aja Bulla-Richards

Location: Date: Size: Tools:

Sanger, Ca | Fresno County 2015-2016 373 Acres AutoCad, Rhino, Photoshop, Illustrator, ArcGIS

Project Details The use of an interwoven Landscape Infrastructure, composed of a networked urban forest ecosystem which responds to and reveals underlying hydrological processes while also connecting cultural and ecological nodal points, challenges modernist land use zoning practices and sets the foundation for the realization of an Adaptive Urban Tapestry. Modernist land-use zoning restricts the possibilities of an integrated and sustainable urban fabric through compartmentalization and disregard of ecological processes. Landscape Architecture is inherently equipped to mediate the process of staging a dynamic, multi-functional, ecologically responsible, and aesthetically pleasing urban field condition. The objective of my design research was to attempt to answer the question: How can Landscape Architecture reconfigure the built environment in a way that not only challenges current notions of land use, but establishes a resilient urban framework by which we might integrate URBANISM, AGRICULTURE, and ECOLOGY in such a way that encourages social cohesion, ecological health, and food security so that the city becomes an adaptive and resilient environment in the face of global climate change. Thus, I proposed a landscape architectural urban design model in Sanger, Ca which weaved together mixed-use development, urban agriculture, and ecological corridors into a landscape infrastructure which would organize future urban development, provide critical ecosystem services, and connect the urban population to the land which sustains it.

Existing Land use

Proposed Land use

Conceptual Framework My proposal extends and expands the ecological corridor from the Kings River into the city, connects and compresses residential neighborhoods, and condenses the urban core so that it has the capacity to absorb more people, activity, and events.

Landscape Framework The establishment of a Landscape Framework helps to structure activities, functions, processes, and ecologies.

I began by mapping the cultural assets existing in the city, such a parks, churches, schools, and the central business district, as well as the flow of subsurface hydrology. I then overlaid these two systems to establish an underlying framework.

Cultural Assets

Hydrology

Parcel Absorption

Block Expansion

I then absorbed the parcels and blocks intersecting this framework to create a robust interconnected system. Lastly, I chose a specific corridor to focus my

Framework

Design Area

ARCGIS ANALYSIS

Project Benefits

Sanger is home to a scattered ecological patch network, a rich socio-cultural history, and an expanding urban fabric. Landscape Architecture has the ability to connect all of these elements through the use of a landscape framework which might serve as a guide for future development. The agency of this landscape framework proposal connects that which already exists, amplifies that which is underutilized, and enhances that which is neglected, serving as both a critique and solution to compartmentalized urban design. My design research helps to exemplify Landscape Architectureâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s ability to incorporate ecological and human spatial patterns, resource flows, and species movement into our built environment through the use of an ADAPTIVE URBAN TAPESTRY.

Urban Development Mixed-Use R

115 new multi-family residences 225 retro-fitted single family parcels 687,000 square feet of horizontal and vertical mixed-use building space

etrofit

Reside

Agricultural Production

ntial R

etrofit

New

Integrated greywater re-use, street tree run-off infiltration basins, pedestrian only streets, plazas, parks, and iconic street furnishings.

66 acres of dwarf fruit trees: up to 65 tonnes per year by year 8 @ 800 trees per acre 16 acres of urban agriculture: Complete diets for 174,000 people using the Grow Biointensive method and a primarily starch based diet, compared to 46 people using conventional farming techniques and eating habits. 67-88% reduction in water use per unit of production, 50% reduction in purchased fertilizer, 94% reduction in energy use per unit of production, 100% increase in soil fertility, 100% income per unit of production.

Ecological Corridors

2,487 new trees: 119,376 pounds of carbon dioxide absorbed per year 2,487 tons of CO2 sequestered by age 40. 30% reduction in building cooling costs. 2% reduction of stormwater run-off for every 5% increase in total canopy

In the eastern most area we encounter the Homestead Buffer. Here the urban-rural boundary is extended into a gradient where urban homesteads suggest a limit to urban expansion and a new peri-urban typology.

1. Parking: The entire homestead community is vehicleless, Cars park in a community garage, where the bottom floor acts as the village market. 2. Integrated Land Management: Functions are stacked in integrated land management: for example habitat forests are mixed with edible forests, grazing lands, and foraging areas. 3. Ecological Corridor: The Kings River riparian corridor moves along sub-surface water flow-lines towards the urban core.

1. Homestead Living: Larger homes are occupied as homesteads where residents engage in farming, tending, and/or managing the surrounding territory. 2. Urban Forestry: Fruit trees replace ornamental street trees and management becomes a new city department or community organization. 3. Productive Landscape: Agriculture is intensified and concentrated on calorie-rich and biomass dense crops that require large tracts of land.

1. Aquaponic Agriculture: Constructed wetlands and ponds absorb, cleanse, and collect runoff and greywater and also double as aquaponic production centers 2. Micro-climate Specific: Plant selection and location is dependent on micro-climate conditions: for example, water intensive tree species, such as nuts, are concentrated near bodies of water 3. Multi-use Infrastructure: Hydrological, habitat, and circulation infrastructures become routes for movement and recreation

As we move closer to the core, a new Neighborhood Armature emerges where interlinked productive landscapes become embedded in a sustainable and resilient urban morphology of community engagement.

1. Social Cohesion: Social bonds are strengthened, new social contracts are initiated, and a deepened sense of interdependence is achieved as the community engages in the shared landscape. 2. Varied Crop Rotation: Crops which require regular care are grown and cycled throughout the interlinked neighborhood system.

1. Food Security: Children learn to engage the landscape through natural seasonality, while adults reconnect to a level of self-sufficient resiliency. Regional Connectivity: The ecological corridor continues above the established landscape framework, connecting residents the kings river territory.

1. Residential Retro-fit: Residential plots are re-envisioned so that private backyard space is given over to a new commons that spans the block 2. Connected Community: Alleyways are converted into highly productive landscapes engaging both private and communal space

Finally, we reach the Village Core which is characterized by market agriculture, outdoor spaces for leisure and commercial activity, urban habitat, and circulation routes for non-vehicular traffic.

1. Quality of Life: Children and adults have increased access to open space near the village core, encouraging social gathering and community engagement. 2. Hydrological Awareness: The ecological corridor becomes an urban forest of street trees, continuing to connect residents to underlying hydrological landscape processes. 3. Functional Aesthetics: Design elements serve multiple functions while taking on fun configurations to provide interest and performance; such as buffering noise pollution.

1. Ecological Awareness: Plant selection echoes local native species, encouraging an awareness of historic vegetation types. 2. Urban Identity: A sense of urban identity is facilitated through the use of unique outdoor seating, fixtures, signage, and materials.

1. Mixed-Use Retrofit: Existing building stock is repurposed to support commercial business on the ground floor and mixed income housing above. 2. Productive Landscape: Urban agriculture is part of the everyday experience by being predominantly placed in the urban core. Market produce is grown for local establishments.

3. Spatial Variety: Varied spatial organizations provide both enclosed private spaces and open public areas for both reflection and large scale social events

TRANSFORMATIVE USC

EMBEDDING IDENTITY, WALKABILITY, AND COMMUNITY AT USC Studio: Creative Advisor:

Location: Date: Size: Tools:

Arch542a Dual Design Studio: Arch+Landscape Larry Scarpa, Brooks+Scarpa Esther Margulies, USC Assistant Director Landscape Architecture + Urbanism University of Southern California, L.A. Ca Spring 2015 65.7 Acres AutoCad, Rhino, Photoshop, Illustrator, ArcGIS

Project Details

SOLAR PANELS

GREEN WALLS

DISABILITY ACCESS

WATER

PASSIVE LIGHTING

TRAFFIC

GATHERING SPACE

BICYCLES

PLANT PALLETE

IRRIGATION SOLAR WATER HEATING

FACADE

ENERGY HABITAT SOCIAL

WATER HARVESTING

SOFTSCAPE

HARDSCAPE WATER RECYCLING

TRANSPORTATION

VERTICAL SUSTAINABILITY

CONCPEPTUAL IDEA

Design Program

SUSTAINABILITY

Site Inventory

HORIZONTAL SUSTAINABILITY

This collaborative studio brought together Architecture and Landscape Architecture students to re-envision the built fabric at the University of Southern California. This project provides a Vision Plan, instead of another Master Plan. A vision Plan projects USCâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s commitments into the near future to envision what the campus might soon become if resiliency remains its guiding principle. This project demonstrates that the future of this leading research and educational institution is predicated upon its ability to adjust and positively respond to changing local, regional, and global conditions. My architecture partner and I focused on the southern portion of the campus and sought to propose a pedestrian orientated and sustainable morphology.

Water Resiliency

Re-Purpose the Existing

Engage the Community

MAIN STREET

The SPINE OF THE CAMPUS, Trousdale Parkway, is envisioned as a mixed activity corridor that connects the university to the community and local transit. Bottom floors of academic buildings are retrofitted as commercial and retail shops such as cafes, food vendors, and USC regalia boutiques. Ample bike parking in the center of the spine addresses the now congested bike parking that blocks entryways and diminishes the landscapeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s impact. This NEW MAIN STREET thus becomes a magnet for local residents, students, and faculty to engage with one another and the USC tradition.

TRANSIT HUB

RESTORATIVE URBANISM

REVITALIZING THE 6TH STREET VIADUCT Studio: Creative Advisor:

Location: Date: Size: Tools:

Recombinant Armatures, 6th Street Viaduct David Maestres, Senior Associate Mia Lehrer + Associates Ryan Gutierrez, GS Landscape Architecture Studio 6th Street Viaduct, Los Angeles, Ca Fall 2014 77 Acres AutoCad, Rhino, Photoshop, Illustrator, ArcGIS

Project Details The idea of Los Angeles conjures to mind a sprawling metropolis dominated by whirling freeways, Hollywood icons, beach front properties, and urban excess; yet such an image owes much to the once thriving, sustaining, and living Los Angeles River. This project intends to support the new Sixth Street Viaduct design – the so called “Ribbon of Arches”. My design is conceived as the socio-ecological fabric to which that ribbon is attached. This is to be woven from a restorative urbanism predicated upon the democratizing effects of increased access to ecologically responsive and socially supportive green open spaces. This design interrogates the meaning of former notions of zoning and land use strategies by exploring the possibility of establishing equitable opportunities for civic engagement, habitat restoration for local and visiting bird populations, as well as an integrated water management strategies.

Integrated Water Management: Slow It: berms to catch dry and wet weather runoff. Sink It: thick mulching strategy to increase infiltration rates. Store It: underground cisterns to store water on-site

Civic Cultural Engagement: Mural Plaza, Sports Field, Amphitheater, Hiking in river bottom, Kids play area Art center, Interpretive center, Biking/walking trails

Urbanized Natural Habitat Soft bottom river to attract riparian bird species Perching woodland sites for local and migratory birds Native scrub and grasslands specifically for local bird species

SUMMIT RIDGE PARK

HYDRO-GEOLOGY, HABITAT, AND CULTURE IN THE SUBURBAN REALM

Studio: Creative Advisor: Date: Size: Tools:

Uncertain Future: Santa Monica Airport Aroussiak Gabrielian, Foreground Design Agency Spring 2014 188 Acres Rhino, Photoshop, Illustrator, ArcGIS

Project Details

Streched/Reduced

Figures become greenspace Frameworks become pathways

PERMEABLE AREAS

Depth (Feet)

Sliced/ReconďŹ gured Figures become green/blue/brownspace Frameworks become pathways

Depth (Feet)

BIOSWALE

Depth (Feet)

Hydrogeology: The introduction of a seasonal bioswale to capture, slow, and sink rainfall from the site, and a significant increase of permeable soil through the removal of existing asphalt in order to help recharge the water table. Habitat: The re-introduction of a several upland grassland patches; and in order to mimic the natural disturbance these grasslands undergo in the wild, human activity would be encouraged in these areas. Culture: The inclusion of urban agriculture areas for community gardening and plant husbandry, two large elevated deck surfaces to enjoy the views afforded by the site, an interconnected circulation system that supports movement within the site but also supports access and mobility within the larger region through two main complete streets for pedestrians, cyclists, commuters, and public transit.

NOV -MAR

2 4 6 8

APR - MAY

2 4 6 8

JUN - NOV

4 6 8

HydroGeology (Bioswale, Permeable Landscape) Given Southern Californiaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s semi-arid climate water conservation is of utmost importance. Capturing, slowing, and sinking natural rainfall on site is ecologically and socially responsible. As water scarcity continues to exasperate local and global conditions, sites that address this issue directly will become models for others to follow and sources of pride for communities. This design intends to maximize the porosity of the landscape in order to achieve this.

Veggie

Jan

Feb

Mar

Apr

May

Jun

Jul

Aug

Sep

Oct

Nov

basil

GRASSLANDS

AGRICULTURE

bush beans pole beans beets bok choy broccoli brussel sprouts cabbage cauliflower celery chard chives cilantro collards corn cucumber dill eggplant garlic kale leeks lettuce mustard greens onions, bulb onions, bunching parsley peas peppers potato pumpkin radish spinach squash, summer squash, winter sweet potato sunflower tomato watermelon may plant if weather permits

WOODLANDS

best time to plant

VIEWING DECKS

30' 8.33% slope 8"

3.5'

FUNCTIONAL TURF

5' landing

CIRCULATION

RETROFITS Adaptive Re‐use Types Commercial Dining Shopping Artist Village Affordable Housing Recreation Center Museum Education Center Recycling Center

Ecological Habitat (Coastal Grassland, Woodland Forest) Located between the Santa Monica Mountains, with its rich biodiversity, and the preserved Ballona Wetland, home to many regional bird species, this site provides a unique opportunity to showcase both a “naturally” successional and consciously managed landscape. Through proper stewardship, public education, and regional participation the ecological importance of a such a designed landscape can be emphasized within the urban context.

Culture (Art/Leisure/Recreation) This design intends to support the development of an interconnected community between the surrounding neighborhoods of Santa Monica, Sawtelle (west L.A.), Mar Vista, and Venice. This central public space will provide a much needed venue for these neighbors connect and develop strong social ties through shared experiences and face to face interaction.

Dec

3 2

5 &6

RESIDENTIAL DESIGN

Plant List ID

D 18

D 18 13 18 13 D 13 M5 18 13 M4 13 18 D 13 M3 18 13 13 18 13

16 1313 13 13 12 13

13 A1 13 13 13

13 13 13

M1 15 M2 12

Planting Bloom/Fruit Qty Size Season

Common Name

Features

Lantana camara 'Robpatrai'

Patriot™ Rainbow Compact Lantana

1gal

All Year

Attracts butterflies; rabbit resistant

Salvia nemorosa 'Caradonna'

Caradonna Meadow Sage

1gal

Sum-Fa

rabbit resistant

Calistemon Viminalis 'Little John'

Dwarf Bottlebrush

5gal

fall

rabbit resistant

Texas Ranger ‘Silver Cloud’

5gal

Sum-Fall

contrast

Violet Trumpet Vine Rock Puslane

5gal 1gal

spring sp-sum

2 17

Butterfly Gaura

1gal

sp-sum

rich foliage/flowers accent Attracts butterflies; rabbit resistant

5 6

Leucophyllum candidum ‘Silver Cloud’ Clytostoma callistegiodes Cistanthe grandiflora

Gaura lindheimeri

Salvia clevelandii ‘Winifred Gilman’ Sage ‘Winifred Gilman’

Botanical Name

5gal

spring

rabbit resistant

9 Salvia microphylla ‘Hot Lips’ 10 Gazania Muhlenbergia capillaris ‘Pink 11 Flamingo’ 12 Grevillea ‘Noellii’ 13 Lavandula stoechas ‘Otto Quast’ 14 N/A 15 Gevillea Lanigera 'Coastal gem' 16 Galvesia speciosa 17 Arbutus 'Marina'

Sage ‘Hot Lips’ Gazania

5gal 6"

sum-fall spring

1 15

rabbit resistant accent

Pink Flamingo Muhly

1gal

Sum-fall

rabbit resistant

Grevillea ‘Noellii’ Lavander ‘Otto Quast’ No Mow Fine Fescue mix Woolly Grevillea Island Bush Snapdragon Strawberry Tree 'Marina'

5gal 1gal 325 SF 1gal 1gal 24" box

All Year sp-sum

2 21

form character rabbit resistant

All Year sp-sum sp-sum

rabbit resistant color and form

A Lagerstroemia A1 Lagerstroemia

Crepe Myrtle Crepe Myrtle

Existing Plant Material

Jacaranda

C D E

Citrus Arbutus 'Marina' Gardenia

Orange tree Strawberry Tree 'Marina' Gardenia

M1 M2 M3 M4 M5

Small Flagstone Pavers Large Flagstone Pavers Concrete Shredded Wood Bark Mulch Trex

see existing on site for reference ~2x4 see existing on site for reference "Gorilla hair" 2x4

11 8

9 8

B 6 6

6 6

6 6 6

17 6 6 6

7 7 7 7

6 6 17

17 6 6 7 6 7 7 3

1 2

Construction Materials

M1 A 10

Irrigation Estimates

10 A 3

inline drip irrigation: 457’ sub-surface inline drip: 151’ tree bubblers: 26 ea

30 Scale: 1/8" = 1'

NORTH

Location of existing Irrigation controller and valves

Notes: Irrigation Diagram is conceptual and is meant for illustration purposes only. Contractor shall determine final and best layout of irrigation system. Hydrozone1: Shrubs and groundcover Hydrozone 2: Trees Hydrozone 3: No-Mow Fescue

Note: Use suggested plants whenever possible. If unavailable, select plant of similar species with similar growth habit and water requirements

Scale: 1/8" = 1'

NORTH

30 Scale: 1/8" = 1'

NORTH

RESIDENTIAL DESIGN

Front Yard Front Yard

Patio Area Patio Area

Front Yard

Fire Pit Area

Aerial View 1

MODEL MAKING

A SAMPLE OF CONCEPTUAL SPATIAL MODELS

HAND DRAFTING

A SAMPLE OF MANUAL DRAFTING SKILLS