MARIAM WERE
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO
CONTENTS
Public Transit
Perry, Iowa, USA .............................................................................................. 3
Climate Change
Big Bear Creek Watershed, Iowa, USA ........................................................ 6
2019 ULI Hines Student Competition
Cincinnati, Ohio, USA ................................................................................... 10
2019 Rome Collective Living Challenge
Rome, Italy .................................................................................................... 12
Phytoremediation
Revival Memorial Park, New Orleans, Louisiana, USA .............................. 14
Gateway Entrance
Fairground Neighbourhood, Des Moines, Iowa, USA ............................... 18
Work Experience
Design Resource Group, Charlotte, North Carolina, USA ....................... 20 Mariam Were here! I enjoy traveling and I love learning about different places and cultures. As a Ugandan who
Internship Experience
Confluence, Des Moines, Iowa, USA .......................................................... 22
has had the opportunity to live in my native country, Switzerland and USA, I am extremely grateful to the exposure of African culture, European culture and American culture.
TECHNICAL SKILLS Microsoft Office
ArcGIS
Rhino
AutoCAD
Photoshop
Grasshopper
InDesign
SketchUp
Illustrator
Lumion
No matter where you are, cities bestow different opportunities that allow for all sorts of exploration and possibilities within the context of chaos and order. They are places that bring a lot of people together and being able to design spaces that help create a balance and harmony within that chaos and order is one thing that motivates me as a Landscape Architect.
PERRY UNPLUGGED: Connecting Perry Through Public Transit
C O N N E C T I V I T Y ∙ A C C E S S I B I L I T Y ∙ E C O - F R I E N D LY Proposed Regional Bus Routes Integrating Anglo and Hispanic communities through Public Transit.
Transit Timeline of Perry
The idea behind public transit will provide better access to local and regional places, promote social interactions, improve road and pedestrian infrastructure, reduce traffic congestion, pollution and environmental damage. Old Railway lines in Iowa KEY Regional route DART routes Highways Meat Packing cities/town Cities/towns County outline
KEY Railway lines Meat Packing cities/town Cities/towns County outline
Perry as a Walkable City 1.5 miles ≈ 30 minutes
1 mile ≈ 20 minutes
0.5 miles ≈ 10 minutes
Perry Elementary School
Tyson
Perry High School and Middle School
Highway 144
Willis Avenue
Highway 141
The “Flash-charge” E-bus will be utilised by Perry Transit Authority (PTA)
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Proposed Local Bus Route
Station Area
Perry Elementary School Tyson
Perry High School and Middle School
Station
KEY Local route Regional route Bus stop Trail (RRVT)
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Redevelopments
Proposed Station area at Willis Avenue and First Street The station is historically taking tribute to the former site of the old railway station that passed through Perry in the 1950s.
Plaza
Wi
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Av
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4
10’
Existing street section at Willis Avenue
10’ sidewalk
60’ road
8’ greenway
20’
9’ greenway
5’
8’ sidewalk
0’
Fast-charging Station 5’
10’
20’
Alleé of American Elm trees
Welcome banner
12’ TWLTL/ medium
12’ lane
10’ bus lane
Proposed street section at Willis Avenue
10’ sidewalk
12’ lane
10.5’ greenway
11.5’ greenway
9’ parallel parking
Bus stop
8’ sidewalk
0’
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CLIMATE CHANGE: MOVING TOWARDS A SUSTAINABLE FUTURE By Mariam Were and Shibani Debnath This study of Big Bear Creek Watershed opportunistically explores sustainability of farming at multiple scales, with the goal of diversifying a farmer’s portfolio based on biodiversity and profitability.
Data Analysis Soy Beans Corn
The study looks to change the mono cropping culture practiced in Iowa. It focuses on various parameters that were achieved from research on the value of the product in terms of pounds and acres. Gilman
Current conditions showing parcels with corn, soy beans and grasslands. Area of watershed: 30,394 acres
Grinnell
Malcom
Parcels for change based on those impacted by a 500year flood, low Soy Bean Profits and low Corn Profits (Source: Original Data collected by Chad Schultz). Area for change: 6,705 acres
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Proposed Agricultural Land Use Combination 1: Biofuel Crops Switchgrass + Sorghum + Annual and Perennial Sunflowers + Alfa Alfa Area: 1,826 acres
Combination 2: Production Crops Flax + Rye + Corn/Soy Area: 1,862 acres
Combination 3: Excess Water Suitability Crops Wild Rice + Hybrid Poplars and Willows + Prairie Cord Grass + Hairy Vetch Area: 2,766 acres
Existing Stormwater runoff calculations: Using the formula of runoff Q=cia, where ‘c’ is the coefficient of runoff, ‘i’ is the intensity of rainfall in in/hr and ‘a’ is the area in acres. Land Under Agriculture use: 30,394 acres, c= varies For a 1” storm Total rate of runoff
= 19,433 cfs
For a 8” storm Total rate of runoff
= 155,465 cfs
Proposed Stormwater runoff calculations: Using the formula of runoff Q=cia, where ‘c’ is the coefficient of runoff, ‘i’ is the intensity of rainfall in in/hr and ‘a’ is the area in acres. Land Under Agriculture use: 23,689 acres , c= varies Land Diversified: 6,705 acres, c= varies For a 1” storm Total rate of runoff
= 16,842 cfs
(2,591 cfs less than Watershed Under Mono Culture)
For a 8” storm Total rate of runoff Area of Proposed Use: 6,705 acres Area Under Existing Land Use: 23,689 acres
= 134,733 cfs
(20,732 cfs less than Watershed Under Mono Culture)
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2019 ULI STUDENT COMPETITION: CINCINNATI 2030 DISTRICT By Mariam Were, Chad Schultz, Laura Schwartz, Carissa Shoemaker and Tanvi Halde Existing Map Analysis Cut Section
Flooding
Parks and Walkability
Illustrated by Laura Schwartz
Illustrated by Laura Schwartz Illustrated by Chad Schultz
Residential Jewel Park
Crown Mall
Residential
Office
Hotel
Commercial
Commercial
Illustrated by Laura Schwartz
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Phasing Diagrams
Analysis Maps Green Roof Implementation
Illustrated by Carissa Shoemaker
Illustrated by Mariam Were
Phase 1
Illustrated by Mariam Were
Circulation Illustrated by Laura Schwartz
Illustrated by Mariam Were
Phase 2
Illustrated by Mariam Were
Open Space Rendering by Laura Schwartz
Illustrated by Mariam Were
Phase 3
Illustrated by Mariam Were
Proposed Land Use Illustrated by Mariam Were
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COMPETITION: ROME COLLECTIVE LIVING
Regional Context Map
By Mariam Were, Abby Brayton, Madeline Bestick and Bamai Nhkum Proposed Land Uses 1
Illustrated by Mariam Were Illustrated by Mariam Were
Analysis Maps 2
Illustrated by Abby Brayton
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Illustrated by Mariam Were
Transportation
Illustrated by Madeline Bestick
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Illustrated by Mariam Were
Tourist Attraction and Accommodation
Illustrated by Mariam Were
Illustrated by Abby Brayton
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Solution Strategies Co-living Spaces
Illustrated by Abby Brayton
Market/Open Space
Production Gardens
Recycling Programs
Illustrated by Madeline Bestick
Illustrated by Madeline Bestick Illustrated by Madeline Bestick
Green Roofs
Illustrated by Mariam Were
Complete Street Strategy
Illustrated by Abby Brayton
Illustrated by Mariam Were
Primary Street
Illustrated by Abby Brayton
Illustrated by Mariam Were
Secondary Street
Rendering by Madeline Bestick
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REVIVAL MEMORIAL PARK: Phytoremediation By Mariam Were, Hannah Becker, Shibani Debnath and Cassandra Schilling
A redesign of the Agriculture Street Landfill from a toxic living space into an unconscious recreational space. It has an environmental focus on site remediation through phytoremediation, introducing bacteria and fungi, geotextiles, and lowland plant remediation. Throughout the site you will find a community center, an open-air pavilion inspired by the classic shotgun house, an art deck with lower viewing, resting areas, and a raised lookout tower to enjoy surrounding views.
Existing Site Conditions
Existing Slope Analysis by Mariam Were
Proposed Slope Analysis by Mariam Were
The grand Live Oak allĂŠe entrance leads to a sunken memorial in remembrance of all the hardships the families placed on this site faced; it is the heart of the park. The rain garden in its center symbolizes new life even in difficult times. Existing Parks SketchUp model by Mariam Were
1 MILE
2 MILES
Graphic by Cassandra Schilling
Lumion model by Mariam Were
Illustrated by Hannah Becker and Cassandra Schilling
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Species Attracted Painted turtle
Great Egret
Section of Poplar Island 0’
20’
40’
80’
Poplar Island Copepod
Marbled Salamander
Seating deck
Water Strider
Snail
Illustrated by Mariam Were and Cassandra Schilling Edited by Shibani Debnath
Perspectives Crayfish
Dragonfly
Video of Lumion model: https://goo.gl/gLfWxj Southern leopard frog
Sierra newt
Green winged teal
Earthworm
Great Blue Heron
Graphic by Mariam Were
Renderings by Mariam Were
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Rendering by Mariam Were
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Rendering by Mariam Were
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THE FAIRGROUND NEIGHBOURHOOD: Gateway Entrance By Mariam Were and Sujing May
The design revolves around the concept of the Double Ferris wheel located at the midway, and is one of the spectacles of the Iowa State Fair. It involves many vibrant colours that are brought out through the use of vegetation and blooming, especially during the 11 days of the Iowa State Fair. In addition, the design also incorporates a free lawn space and a plaza that are spacious and can be used for recreation, meetings, and community events.
PLAZA
VOLUNTEER CENTER
E 30TH STREET
TH E 30 CT
Double Ferris Wheel
LOGAN AVENUE
WN
LA
DEAN AVENUE Illustrated by Mariam Were and Sujing May
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By Sujing May
Plant PLANT Palette PALETTE
Proposed Streetscape
Arrowwood viburnum Viburnum dentatum
Bee balm Monarda didyma
Big bluestem Andropogon gerardii
Black maple Acer nigrum
Blue oat grass Helictotrichon sempervirens
Buffalo grass Bouteloua dactyloides
Butterfly weed Asclepias tuberosa
Chinese juniper Juniperus chinensis ‘Daniel’s Dwarf’
Clover Trifolium repens
Common witchhazel Hamamelis virginiana
Cornelian cherry dogwood Cornus mas
Culver’s root Veronicastrum virginicum
Cuthbert Grant Rosa hybrida ‘Cuthbert Grant’
Daffodil Narcissus
Daub’s Frosted Juniper Juniperus x pfitzeriana ‘Daub’s Frosted’
Eastern red cedar Juniperus virginiana
Eastern white pine Pinus strobus
Eulalia Miscanthus sinensis ‘Sarabande’
Feather reed grass Calamagrostis × acutiflora ‘Karl Foerster’
Flowering crabapple Malus ‘Prairifire’
Norway spruce Picea abies
Paperbark maple Acer griseum
Fringed poppy mallow Callirhoe digitata
Japanese blood grass Little bluestem Imperata cylindrica ‘Rubra’ Schizachyrium scoparium
Pincushion flower Scabiosa ‘Vivid Violet’
Purple coneflower Echinacea purpurea
Red maple Acer rubrum
Red twig dogwood Cornus sericea ‘Cardinal’
Sargent crabapple Malus sargentii
Showy milkweed Asclepias speciosa
Silver maple Acer saccharinum
Swiss Mountain pine Pinus mugo
Switchgrass Panicum virgatum
Tulip Tulipa
White fir Abies concolor
White wild indigo Baptisia alba
Wrinkleleaf goldenrod Solidago rugosa
Yarrow Achillea ‘Coronation Gold’
Graphic by Mariam Were
Illustrated by Mariam Were and Sujing May
Site Model
By Mariam Were and Sujing May
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WORK EXPERIENCE: Design Resource Group (July 2019 - July 2020) CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA, USA
SITE DATA UNITS: REGULAR PARKING SPACES: GARAGE PARKING SPACES: ON-STREET PARKING SPACES: TOTAL INTERNAL SPACES:
272 346 20 59 425 (1.56 SP/UNIT)
SHARED MALL PARKING: TOTAL PARKING SPACES:
65 490 (1.80 SP/UNIT)
ON-STREET PARKING
NORT
HLAK
PROPOSED SHARED PARKING
E MA
LL DR
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8' SIDEWALK, 8' PLANTING STRIP
CLUB 2 STORY
64 4 STORY
POOL COURTYARD GARAGE (TYP.)
POTENTIAL AMENITY SPACE
208 4 STORY
TRASH COMPACTOR
TURNING MOVEMENTS SHOWING TRUCK ACCESS TO LOADING DECK
SCALE: 1" = 50'
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INTERNSHIP: Confluence (January 2018 - August 2018) DES MOINES, IOWA, USA
33-CP
46-SN
54-BC
31-LC
4-BM
248-SL 31-LB 35-BC 3-SV
Acer saccharum ‘Legacy’ Legacy Sugar Maple 40’-50’ H, 30’-40’ W
Gymnocladus dioica Kentucky Coffee Tree 60’-80’ H, 40’-55’ W
Liquidambar styraciflua ‘Moraine’ Sweet Gum 40’-60’ H, 35’-40’ W
Carpinus betulus European Hornbeam 30’-40’ H, 20’-30’ W
Cercis canadensis Eastern Redbud 20’-30’ H, 25’-35’ W
Cornus kousa Kousa Dogwood 15’-30’ H, 15’-30’ W
Rhus glabra Smooth Sumac 9’-15’ H, 9’-15’ W
Syringa vulgaris ‘Sensation’ Common Lilac 8’-15’ H, 6’-12’ W
Bouteloua curtipendula Sideoats Grama 1.5’-2.5’ H, 1.5’-2’ W
Quercus bicolor Swamp White Oak 50’-60’ H, 50’-60’ W
Tilia cordata Little-leaf Linden 50’-70’ H, 35’-50’ W
Amelanchier canadensis Service berry 25’-30’ H, 15’-20’ W
Cornus sericea ‘Cardinal’ Red Twig Dogwood 6’-9’ H, 8’-12’ W
Ribes alpinum Alpine currant 3’-6’ H, 3’-6’ W
M E L E E
1-CB
Syringa reticulata ‘Ivory Silk’ Japanese Tree Lilac 20’-25’ H, 15’-20’ W
S T U D I O
3-LT
1-CE
3-AA
ONE-WAY
PATIO SPACE 3-RA
Carex pensylvanica Sedge 0.5’-1’ H, 0.5’-1’ W
Leucanthemum × superbum ‘Becky’ Shasta Daisy 3’-4’ H, 2’-3’ W
M O N T E S S O R I
ONE-WAY
2-LS
3-RA
Lobelia cardinalis Cardinal Flower 2’-4’ H, 1’-2’ W
PLANT SCHEDULE QTY.
KEY
BOTANICAL NAME
COMMON NAME
SIZE
ROOT
SPACING & REMARKS
OVERSTORY TREES
2-CB
2-TC
Acer saccharum 'Legacy'
LEGACY SUGAR MAPLE
2" CAL. ,8' HT
B&B
AS SHOWN ON PLAN
Gymnocladus dioicus
KENTUCKY COFFEE TREE
2" CAL. ,8' HT
B&B
AS SHOWN ON PLAN
LS
2
Liquidambar styraciflua 'Moraine'
QB
3
Quercus bicolor
SWAMP WHITE OAK
2" CAL. ,8' HT
B&B
AS SHOWN ON PLAN
TC
2
Tilia cordata
LITTLE-LEAF LINDEN
2" CAL. ,8' HT
B&B
AS SHOWN ON PLAN
6' HT
B&B
TREE FORM
2" CAL. ,8' HT
SWEET GUM
B&B
AS SHOWN ON PLAN
UNDERSTORY TREES
2-GD
1-CB
1 2
N E
3-CE
AS GD
AA
1-AS
7
Amelanchier canadensis
SERVICE BERRY
CB
4
Carpinus betulus
EUROPEAN HORNBEAM
6' HT
B&B
TREE FORM
CE
5
Cercis canadensis
EASTERN REDBUD
6' HT
B&B
TREE FORM
CK
2
Cornus kousa
KOUSA DOGWOOD
6' HT
B&B
TREE FORM
SR
2
Syringa reticulata 'Ivory Silk'
JAPANESE TREE LILAC
6' HT
B&B
TREE FORM
RED-TWIG DOGWOOD
1312 LOCUST STREET, SUITE 100Z
4-AA
NEW BUILDING
1-CE
DES MOINES, IOWA 50309
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3-CS
3260 E. DOUGLAS AVENUE DES MOINES, IOWA 50317
3-RG
CS
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Cornus stolonifera 'Cardinal'
#3
CONT.
3'-0" O.C.
RA
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Ribes alpinum
ALPINE CURRANT
#3
CONT.
3'-0" O.C.
RG
3
Rhus glabra
SMOOTH SUMAC
#3
CONT.
3'-0" O.C.
SV
3
Syringa vulgaris 'Sensation'
COMMON LILAC
#3
CONT.
3'-0" O.C.
BC
35
Bouteloua curtipendula
SIDEOATS GRAMA
#1
CONT.
CP
33
Carex pensylvanica
SEDGE
#1
CONT.
2'-0" O.C.
GRASSES
E DOUGLAS AVENUE 40'
SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL 70.0'
24 UNIT 3-STORY APARTMENT BUILDING
31
Leucanthemum x superbum 'Becky'
SHASTA DAISY
#1
CONT.
1'-6" TRIANGULAR SPACING
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Lobelia cardinalis
CARDINAL FLOWER
#1
CONT.
1'-6" TRIANGULAR SPACING
WHERRY BLOCK
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F
TT
SOD VISION TRIANGLE
(14) IV (4) RA
B
(11) CN
VISION TRIANGLE
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(4) IG
(14) IV
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6TH AVENUE 70.0'
70.0'
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(16) IV (11) CN
VISION TRIANGLE
20.0'
20.0'
VISION TRIANGLE
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20.0'
20.0'
(11) CN
(10) CN
70.0'
70.0'
COLLEGE AVENUE
0' 2.5'
KEYNOTE LEGEND:
HICKMAN RD.
FRANKLIN AVE.
6TH AVE.
ALLISON AVE.
JEFFERSON AVE.
WASHINGTON AVE.
U.3
SOD
(5) RA
SCALE: 1"=10'
PLANTING PLAN
6TH AVE.
A
AT GRADE PLANTER, SEE DETAIL 01/U.10
B
BIOCELL WITH INTAKE, SEE DETAIL 01-06/U.11
C
STREET LIGHT, SEE P SHEET SERIES
D
BENCH: MELVILLE BACKLESS BENCH WITH CENTER ARM BY LANDSCAPE FORMS (OR APPROVED EQUAL)
E
BIKE RACK: EMERSON BY LANDSCAPE FORMS (OR APPROVED EQUAL)
F
LITTER RECEPTACLE: POE BY LANDSCAPE FORMS (OR APPROVED EQUAL)
G
BUS SHELTER BY OTHERS (N.I.C.)
H
FUTURE ART LOCATION
I
SILVA CELLS (OR APPROVED EQUAL) SEE DETAIL 07/U.11
6TH AVE.
GT ON
LIN
AR E.
AV
COLLEGE AVE.
*NOT TO SCALE
(5) RA
PERRY & BRAINARD BLOCK
THANH THUY
MAP KEY
A
RIGHT-OF-WAY
RIGHT-OF-WAY
01
H
UA
(5) IG
IMPERIAL KUTTZ
36 UNIT 3-STORY APARTMENT BUILDING
F
(11) CN (16) IV
SOD (5) IG
CLUBHOUSE W/POOL
(4) IG
(11) CN
6TH AVENUE
QB
E
D
F
UA
SOD
(4) RA
SOD
L201
AFRICA GROCERIES
A
(11) CN
C
(10) CN
20.0'
A UA
20.0'
ROWHOUSES
2'-0" O.C.
LB LC
MATCHLINE - SHEET U.3
20'
70.0'
5' 10'
MATCHLINE - SHEET U.3
0'
COLLEGE AVENUE
PROPOSED TRAIL
SCALE: 1"=20'
MAIN ENTRANCE
MATCHLINE - SHEET U.2
01
PERENNIALS
SHE ET N AM E: PLANTING PLAN
2-SR
MATCHLINE - SHEET U.4
2-CK
P R I N T D A T E : 05-23-2018
DECIDUOUS SHRUBS
5'
10'
20'
PAVEMENT LEGEND: STANDARD BROOM FINISH PCC INTEGRAL COLOR PCC TYPE A INTEGRAL COLOR PCC TYPE B UNIT PAVING TYPE A UNIT PAVING TYPE B (PERMEABLE)
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GRANITE RETAINING WALL
PCC PAVING, REFER TO SITE LAYOUT SHEETS FOR PAVING TYPE AND LOCATIONS
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT
CONFLUENCE
525 17TH STREET DES MOINES, IOWA 50309 PH: 515.288.4875 FAX: 515.288.8359
SEE PLANTING PLAN SHEETS FOR PLANT QUANTITY,SPECIES, AND LAYOUT OF MATERIAL
06 L400
3" DEPTH OF MULCH OR TRAP ROCK, AS SPECIFIED. SEE SITE LAYOUT SHEETS FOR LAYOUT. SEE SPECIAL NOTE
1"
1'-6"
2'-0"
MULCH OR TRAP ROCK TO BE KEPT A MINIMUM OF 1" BELOW THE TOP OF THE ADJACENT PCC PAVING.
NOTE: SPACE BETWEE EXPANSION JOINTS NOT TO EXCEED 35' IN CONCRETE WALKS. JOINTS WHERE INDICATED ON PLAN.
EXPANSION JOINT FILLER WITH 1 4" RECESS
3'-8"
3'-8"
JOINT SEALANT AS SPECIFIED
TOP OF CONCRETE PAVEMENT
1/4"
1/2"
TOP SOIL, AS SPECIFIED UNDISTURBED SUB GRADE COMPACTED AGGREGATE SUB BASE, AS SPECIFIED. SUB BASE TO EXTEND A MINIMUM OF 6" PAST EDGE OF PCC. COMPACTED SUB GRADE, AS SPECIFIED
07 L400
SECTION: GRANITE WALL
3/4"=1'
04 L400
SECTION: PLANTER BED WITH CONCRETE EDGE
1"=1'
1-1/2"=1'
01 L400
SECTION: EXPANSION JOINT
WELCOME HOME SOLIDER
6"
1"=1'
5" 98
RECESS J-BOX (BY OTHERS)
5"
1" 74
9"
1/ 21" = 1'
1-1/2"=1'
08 L400
2 NPT PIPE PLUGS PLAN
SECTION: FLOOD LIGHT
1"=1'
1" 42 1" 24
9"
1" 9"
02 L400
ISSUE
NOTE: REFER TO LAYOUT PLAN FOR PAVING TYPE LOCATION.
EXPANSION JOINT; SEE DETAIL 01/L400
1"
6"
TYP. 4" PCC
"
R6
ROUND CONCRETE BASE
THICKENED EDGE, SEE DETAIL 10/L400
COMPACTED SUBBASE, AS SPECIFIED.
COMPACTED BACKFILL, TYP.
13 4"
1'-8"
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1 21" = 1'
CAST-IN-PLACE PCC FOOTING AS SPECIFIED
SITE DETAILS
COMPACTED AGGREGATE 6" DRAIN PIPE 11 L400
SECTION: GRANITE WALL WITH IN-GROUND LIGHT
1/2"=1'
09 L400
FLOOD LIGHT MOUNT PLATE WITH CONCRETE BASE
3"=1'
06 L400
SECTION: GRANITE WALL
DESCRIPTION
ISSUED FOR
COMPACTED AGGREGATE, AS SPECIFIED.
COMPACTED AGGREGATE #4 REBAR BASKET, MINIMUM 3" COVER
3'-6"
CONDUIT
DATE
CAST IN PLACE CONCRETE, SEE LAYOUT PLAN FOR LOCATION.
SET GRANITE WALL PRIOR TO POURING CONCRETE WALL BEHIND
CONCRETE
COMPACTED SUBBASE
1"=1'
REVISION SCHEDULE
SEAL JOINT WITH VULKEM 116, POLYURETHANE SEALANT GRANITE WALL
634"
COMPACTED AGGGREGATE SUBBASE
SECTION: SAWCUT JOINT
CHAMFER
9"
2%
581"
3"
EXPANSION JOINT; SEE DETAIL 01/L400
1"=1'
NOTE: 1. CONTRACTOR TO LEAVE REBAR OF PCC FOOTING EXPOSED FOR CONCRETE FOUNDATIONAL WALL
1" 18
1" 12
IN-GROUND LIGHT; SEE DETAIL 05/L400
(4X) CLEARANCE HOLES FOR 41" MOUNTING HARDWARE (BY OTHERS)
SECTION: IN-GROUND LIGHT
3'-0"
1" 1'-14
RECESS J-BOX (BY OTHERS)
05 L400
BOTTOM
1" 18
Ø2" WIREWAY
GRANITE WALL; SEE DETAIL 07/L400
1"=1'
1'-0"
ROUND CONCRETE BASE
SECTION: SIDEWALK WITH THICKENED EDGE
2%
T = THICKNESS OF PAVEMENT
8"
09 L400 10 L400
1"
CONDUIT 2"
4 - #4 REBARS VERTICAL WITH #4 REBARS 4" O.C. HORIZONTAL
6"
COMPACTED AGGREGATE SUBBASE, AS SPECIFIED.
4"
8"
CONDUIT PER PLAN
5"
COMPACTED SUBGRADE, AS SPECIFIED.
TOP OF CONCRETE PAVEMENT
1/8"
1 2" Ø x 6" STEEL DOWEL AT 2'-0" O.C. W / EXPANSION SLEEVE
T 1'-6"
COMPACTED AGGREGATE SUBBASE, AS SPECIFIED.
LINE OF FRACTURE
CONCRETE
4"
1" 58
SAWCUT JOINT USING WALK BEHIND SAW TO ENSURE STRAIGHT CUTS
BELOW GRADE EXPANSION JOINT
4"
THICKEN PAVEMENT EDGE TO MATCH ADJACENT.
1" 74
8"
CHAMFER
1" 84
3 4"
GRADE
T/4"
63 4"
2'-0"
TYPE 4 AND 6 PCC, SEE DETAIL 7/XXX REINFORCED EXPANSION JOINT, SEE DETAIL 01/L400
IN-GRADE LIGHT PRODUCT: 'LIGHTVAULT 8 FLAT FRAME LTV83FF' LED LIGHT BY KIM LIGHTING. SPECIFICATION: 8" NOMINAL INGRADE, ONE-PIECE CAST BRONZE LENS RING, ANTI-SIPHON, SEALED IP69 LED LIGHT ENGINE, BLUETOOTH CONNECTIVITY FOR REMOTE CONTROL AIMING AND DIMMING, IK109 CERTIFICATION, 3000K CCT, 806 LUMENS, WALLWASH DISTRIBUTION, TEMPERED GLASS LENS, SLIP RESISTANT LENS. QUANTITY(3)
LED POWER SUPPLY
5" 108
TYPE 5, SEE DETAIL 8/XXX
FLOOD LIGHT PRODUCT: 'MASQUELED 1 SERIES' SURFACE MOUNT LIGHT BY INSIGHT LIGHTING. SPECIFICATION: HEAVY DUTY DIE-CAST ALUMINIUM ARCHITECTURAL FLOOD LIGHT WITH TEMPERED GLASS LENS, FULLY ROTATABLE AND ADJUSTABLE, RECTANGULAR FACE (6"X5") DESIGN, CUTOFF VISOR, INTEGRAL 0-10V DIMMING, SURFACE MOUNT OVER J-BOX, TEXTURED BLACK PAINT, 960 LUMENS NIMONAL, 45 DEGREES OPTIC, 3000K CCT, MINIMUM 75,000 HRS AT L70, WET LOCATION RATED, 5 YEAR WARRANTY QUANTITY (4)
JIM KELLER ALBIA / IOWA
6"
CONFLUENCE PROJECT NO: 1/2"=1'
03 L400
SECTION: 5 INCH PCC WALK
1"=1'
08044
L400
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MARIAM WERE
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