Landscape Architecture Portfolio Updated: Oct 31, 2016

Antonio Rosedorne

Landscape Architecture Portfolio 2016

(401) 578 - 6785 Agrosedorne@gmail.com

Introduction + Credentials Objective

To contribute to an office’s designs in achieving the most efficient and organize schematics.

To work in a team environment and establish goals within an organized time frame. Also, to further develop oneself as a professional in the world of design.

Education University of Rhode Island Fall 2012 - Spring 2016 Bachelors of Arts in Landscape Architecture Minor in Community Planning Focused on the basis of Landscape Architecture through its history, skills, and role in the world as a professional.

Experience Intern - Gardner & Gerrish LLC - Providence, Rhode Island Fall 2014-Winter 2016 Role(s): Assisted in land surveying Creating planting plans and plant schedules Line work in AutoCAD for various construction drawings and plans Spot grading and site elevation Drainage plans Landscape Designer- Ground Effects Landscape + Design Carver, Massachusetts - Spring 2016 Role(s): Creating planting plans and plant schedules Line work in AutoCAD for various construction drawings and plans Estimating - Bidding - RFPs Monitored installation of plants on site as well as hardscape installation

Skills •Adobe Suite •Microsoft office •Autocad •SketchUp •Hand Drafting •Plant Identification •ArcGIS •Proficient Public Speaker •Assertive •Organized

Recognition

2015 - Project: Students offer designs for Chamber site.

Recognized in The Westerly Sun newspaper for design on The Westerly Chamber of Commerce. Collaborative Work.

2015 - Project: URI landscape architecture, Environmental science and management, Marine affairs students propose projects for Port of Galilee.

2015 - Recognized for work on the Port of Galilee dealing with issues of storm surge, sea level rise, inundation, and lack of open space and parking for visitors.

2016 - Presented “Keeping History Above Water” Collaborative work involving proposed efforts to maintain green environment and historical structures of Newport, Rhode Island University of Rhode Island Dean’s list

Contents

01 02

03

04

Various Photoshop Works Plans + Perspectives SketchUp Residential + Commercial Design Autocad Site Plans + Planting Miscellaneous Artistry + Recommendation

01 • PHOTOSHOP Bottom: Identifying existing wildlife and plant species are key to composing a design that is environmentally and structurally sound.

Right: Waterfront park designed with the objectives of increased parking and resiliency from storm surge and sea level rise (SLR).

Info-graphic formulated to simplify known plant species in a specific site based on location and whether that plant species is beneficial or harmful to the site.

Rendering of coastal docking port with enhanced vegetation.

GN

OSAL

EASTON POND ENVISIONING A COASTAL OCEANFRONT BY: ANTONIO ROSEDORNE

CING WATER DAMAGE

PREPARED FOR PROFESSOR SENIOR LANDSCAPE ARCHIT

SITE RENDERINGS

More Green - Less Pavement

Rendering of open space for at sunset.

Concrete wall

absorb waves

Steel posts

The vegetated swale and drainage system works as means to prevent flooding in the parking lot as well as retain sediment and community relocate withinpark soils. with lighting to provide Rain water or storm water is transferred through the swale into a pipe system.

Once overflow is reached the water passes through an overflow pipe to an external cistern that acts as a natural water source.

safe passages

The perspective above displays the n

The main advantage of a seawall is that it provides a high degree of protection against coastal flooding and erosion.

A well maintained and appropriately designed seawall will also fix the boundary between the sea and land to ensure no further erosion will occur – this is beneficial if the shoreline is home to important infrastructure or other buildings of importance.

The walkway along the end of the s through the site and night. This are

of underwater filtration system to utilize storm-water inundation as a water ONING A Rendering NEW OCEAN FRONT source for existing planting.

BUILDING A RESILIENT

RICHARD SHERIDAN TECTURE STUDIO - LAR445 | SPRING 2016

Newport

S

new open space.

The revetment system during high tide providing fishing SketchUp model of open space. areas for visitors.

Urban space located in a downtown urban environment with community garden and stages for public events and gatherings.

sites edge acts as a direct path along the seawall. The site contains solar lighting which can provide safety for pedestrians traveling ea has many of the similar native plantings across the site and seating areas along the wall.

02

• SKETCHUP

Perspective of proposed plantings for a residential backyard.

Perspective of planting additions and walkway for a residential historical property.

Model of a conceptual park commemorating maritime efforts of a coastal community.

Playground for children with water spouts during hot summer season.

03

• AUTOCAD

Perspective of planting additions and walkway for a residential historical property.

Site Plan developed for commercial design of an elementary school located in Providence, Rhode Island.

Source: Gardner + Gerrish LLC.

04

• ARTISTRY

Top Left: Photo Model created in Photoshop.

Top Right: Image taken at the Blue Garden Newport, Rhode Island.

Bottom Left: Foam Model hand made.

Bottom Right: Model of 10x9 parking space created in honor of Parking day 2015.

RECOMMENDATION