PORTFOLIO
Selected Works Carolina Angulo | 2018 - 2020
CAROLINA A. ANGULO
https://www.linkedin.com/in/carolina-a-angulo/ acornica@gmail.com 706-340-8217
EDUCATION
RELEVANT SKILLS
University of Georgia (2017-2020) Harvard University - Design Discovery (2018) Calvin College (2013-2017)
Adobe + Office Suite AutoCAD Geographic Information Systems
WORK EXPERIENCES
ADDITIONAL SKILLS
Planning Intern, Office of University Architects (2020) GIS Intern, Athens-Clarke County Sustainability Office (2020) Plant Nursery Assistant, Cutting Edge Plants (2019) Coastal Geomorphology Lab Assistant, Calvin College (2017) Community Outreach Intern, WMEAC (2016) GSMNP Trail Worker, National Park Service (2016)
Community Outreach Research Experience Writing / Editing Layout Design Sustainability
COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT + VOLUNTEERING
RELEVANT COURSES
Design Charrettes • Salem Campground - Newton, GA (2019) • Kaolin Museum - Sandersville, GA (2018) Beach + River Cleanups • Reclaim our River - North Oconee River, GA (2019) • Botany Blitz - Tanyard Creek, GA (2018) L’Arche USA - Calvin College Service Learning Trip (2016)
City and Regional Planning Environment and Society Sustainability Economics Environmental Ethics Landscape Management Stuctural Geology / Geomorphology
About Me I am a graduate student at the University of Georgia pursuing a Master’s in landscape architecture. For undergrad, I majored in Environmental Studies with an emphasis in Geography. During my time completing that degree, I studied geological processes in depth, which allowed me to explore the very core of landscapes and the processes that help shape them. My love for natural landscapes is directly and indirectly evident in the following works.
CONTENTS
GEOLOGICALLY INSPIRED Tunnel Tunnel..................................................................................................01 Cliffs.....................................................................................................05 Cliffs
COMMERCIAL AND RESIDENTIAL Vineyard Vineyard..............................................................................................09 Chicopee Memorial Garden.............................................................11 Garden Wellstar Plaza.....................................................................................15 Plaza Residential Design.............................................................................17 Design
GREENSPACE Greenspace Planning.........................................................................21 Planning Legion Field........................................................................................23 Field
TUNNEL This project was designed in three parts from the inside out. A foundation, walls, and roof characterize the space. Don’t be fooled by the unprovocative exterior; this tunnel is defined by its intriguing interior mass. Its undulating vertical structure is inspired by Antelope Canyon.
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TUNNEL CROSS SECTIONS
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PLAN VIEW AND SECTION
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CLIFFS Petros Plaza derives its name from the design’s inspiration-- petrochelidon pyrrhonota, the american cliff swallow. The birds travel to mud sources, gather the mud into their beaks, and bring the pellets back to the nest, where they lay the pellets like bricks, one on top of another until the nest is finished. The nests are shaped like gourds, with small, narrow entrances that provide protection from predators.
The design for this plaza seeks to emulate the roundness and roughness of the nest’s physical form, as well as privacy that the space provides to those within.
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(6) Narcissus pseudonarcissus
(1) Cedrus deodora
GROUNDCOVERS TO BE CING. DULE FOR O.C. SPACING.
(3) Gardenia jasminoides 'Radicans'
(1) Acer rubrum (1) Cedrus deodara (1) Acer palmatum (7) Gardenia jasminoides 'Radicans'
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(6) Hellebores orientales (1) Acer rubrum
(18) Hellebores orientales (1) Acer palmatum (53) Liriope muscari
BED LINE
(5) Loropetalum chinense 'Purple Diamond'
(2) Liriope muscari (1) Acer palmatum (1) Pieris japonica 'Red Head' (1) Acer palmatum (1) Cedrus deodara
H 3" DEPTH (16) Hellebores orientales
GRADE
ED PLANTING SOIL
G UNDISTURBED SOIL
(1) Acer palmatum
(11) Narcissus pseudonarcissus
(1) Acer rubrum
(6) Pennisetum setaceum 'Rubrum' (14) Abelia x grandiflora 'Kaleidoscope'
(1) Acer palmatum
FROM STEMS (28) Hellebores orientales
LAYER
(26) Liriope muscari (1) Acer rubrum
PLANTING SOIL (11) Hellebores orientales
UNDISTURBED SOIL
L BE MAINTAINED IN A OSTION
(1) Acer rubrum
(13) Gardenia jasminoides 'Radicans'
(11) Lorapetalum chinense 'Purple Diamond' (14) Gardenia jasminoides 'Radicans'
(5) Hellebores orientales
(24) Liriope muscari
(12) Crocosmia 'Lucifer' (1) Acer palmatum
RE AND RUBBER HOSE
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(1) Cedrus deodara
(10) Pennisetum setaceum 'Rubrum'
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(1) Acer palmatum
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(6) Hellebores orientales
(18) Hellebores orientales
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(1) Acer palmatum
(1) Acer rubrum
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BACK OF CURB / BED LINE
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1/2 O.C. SPACING MIN. SETBACK FOR PERENNIALS & GROUNDCOVERS
PERENNIAL/GROUNDCOVER SPACING DETAIL
(6) Hellebores orientales
(18) Hellebores orientales (1) Acer palmatum
(1) Acer rubrum BACK OF CURB / BED LINE
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(5) Loropetalum chinense 'Purple Diamond'
PERENNIAL/GROUNDCOVER SPACING DETAIL O.C. SPACING (SEE SCHEDULE)
PLANTING & CONSTRUCTION (2) Liriope muscari
(1) Acer palmatum (5) Loropetalum chinense 'Purple Diamond'
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O.C. SPACING
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(6) Narcissus pseudonarcissus
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MULCH 3" DEPTH
O.C. SPACING
(16)(2)Hellebores orientales Liriope muscari
(SEE SCHEDULE)
FINISH GRADE
(1) Acer palmatum
( (1) Acer palmatum
PREPARED PLANTING SOIL EXISTING UNDISTURBED SOIL
(1) Cedrus deodara (1) Acer palmatum
MULCH 3" DEPTH
1/2 O.C. SPACING MIN. SETBACK FOR PERENNIALS & GROUNDCOVERS
(16) Hellebores orientales
FINISH GRADE
(1 pa
PREPARED PLANTING SOIL
PERENNIAL/GROUNDCOVER PLANTING DETAIL EXISTING UNDISTURBED SOIL
BACK OF CURB / BED LINE
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(1) Acer rubrum
PERENNIAL/GROUNDCOVER PLANTING DETAIL
PERENNIAL/GROUNDCOVER SPACING DETAIL
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(6 (14) Abelia x grandiflora 'Kaleidoscope'
(5) Loropetalum chinense 'Purple Diamond'
SPREAD
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(1) Acer rubrum
O.C. SPACING
(2) Liriope muscari
(SEE SCHEDULE)
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(1) Acer palmatum
(14) Abelia x grandiflora 'Kaleidoscope'
SPREAD HEIGHT
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(1) Cedrus deodara
MULCH 3" FROM STEMS
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MULCH 3" DEPTH
3" MULCH LAYER
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(16) Hellebores orientales
FINISH GRADE
(1
PREPARED PLANTING SOIL
FERTILIZER TABLETS AS HEIGHT SPECIFIED. PLACE UNIFORMLY AROUND ROOT MASS BETWEEN MIDDLE AND BOTTOM OF ROOT MASS
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EXISTING UNDISTURBED SOIL
PREPARED SOIL MULCH PLANTING 3" FROM STEMS
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(11) Hellebores orientales
3" MULCH LAYER EXISTING UNDISTURBED SOIL
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(13) Gardenia jasminoides 'Radicans'
(1) Acer rubrum
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3 TO 5 TIMES WIDTH OF ROOTBALL FERTILIZER TABLETS AS SPECIFIED. PLACE UNIFORMLY AROUND ROOT MASS BETWEEN MIDDLE AND BOTTOM OF ROOT MASS
SHRUB PLANTING DETAIL
PERENNIAL/GROUNDCOVER PLANTING DETAIL
PREPARED PLANTING SOIL
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(10) Pennisetum setaceum 'Rubrum'
EXISTING UNDISTURBED SOIL
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(1) Acer rubrum
(11) Hellebores orientales (14) Gardenia jasminoides 'Radicans' (13) Gardenia jasminoides 'Radicans'
(1) Acer rubrum
3 TO 5 TIMES WIDTH OF ROOTBALL
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SHRUB PLANTING DETAIL
(14) Abelia x grandiflora 'Kaleidoscope'
(10) Pennisetum setaceum 'Rubrum'
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SPREAD
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(14) Gardenia jasminoides 'Radicans'
TRUNK SHALL BE MAINTAINED IN A VERTICAL POSTION
(24) Liriope muscari
(1) Acer palmatum
(12) Crocosmia 'Lucifer'
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(1) Acer palmatum
#12 GAUGE WIRE AND PROTECTIVE RUBBER HOSE INSTALL TOP OF ROOT BALL 3-4" ABOVE FINISH GRADE
HEIGHT
2"X2" WOODEN STAKE TRUNK SHALL BE MAINTAINED IN A VERTICAL POSTION
MULCH 3" FROM STEMS
O.C. SPACING
(24) Liriope muscari
3" MULCH LAYER (1' OVER ROOT BALL)
PLANT SCHEDULE
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16 TREES: 168
Loropetalum chinense ‘Purple Diamond’ Acer palmatum Pennisetum setaceum ‘Rubrum’
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SPREAD INSTALL TOP OF ROOT BALL 3-4" ABOVE FINISH GRADE
HEIGHT 2"X2"X4' CROSS MEMBER
ROOTBALL 2"X2"X4' CROSS MEMBER TILLED AND LOOSENED NATIVE SOIL BACKFILL 2"X2"X4' STAKE
3 TO 5 TIMES THE WIDTH OF THE ROOTBALL
ROOTBALL
TREE PLANTING DETAIL
TILLED AND LOOSENED NATIVE SOIL BACKFILL 2"X2"X4' STAKE
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3 TO 5 TIMES THE WIDTH OF THE ROOTBALL
Narcissus pseudonarcissus
(SEE SCHEDULE) TURFGRASS: 3,670 SQ. FT. Tall Fescue
10 gal
1/2 O.C. SPACING MIN. SETBACK FOR PERENNIALS & GROUNDCOVERS
BACK OF CURB / BED LINE
3SIZE gal
COMMON Glossy Abelia NAME
3 gal
Gardenia
3 gal 315 galgal
Chinese Fringe Flower Japanese Maple Purple Fountain Grass Red Maple Japanese Pieris Deodar Cedar
(14) Gardenia jasminoides 'Radicans'
515 galgal 10 gal
Montbretia Glossy Abelia Hellebore
1 gal gal 1 3gal
Gardenia Big Blue Lilyturf Chinese Fringe Flower Daffodil
gal 23gal 4”3 gal
Purple Fountain Grass
3 gal
Japanese Pieris Sod, Roll
TRUNK SHALL BE MAINTAINED IN A VERTICAL POSTION
5 gal (5) Loropetalum chinense 'Purple Diamond'
Montbretia
1 gal
Hellebore
1 gal 2 gal
Big Blue Lilyturf #12 GAUGE WIRE AND Daffodil PROTECTIVE RUBBER HOSE
4” (2) Liriope muscari
Sod, Roll (1) Acer palmatum PLANTING NOTES: 2"X2" WOODEN STAKE o The Contractor shall locate and verify the existen starting work. (1) Cedrus deodara o No plant shall be put in the ground before rough FINISH GRADE and approved by the Project Architect or equal. ROOT BALL: MULCH 3" DEPTH PLANTING HOLE SHALL BE 2' o Contractor shall mark(16)locations of all trees and p Hellebores orientales LARGER THAN THE ROOT Landscape Architect prior to installation. BALL DIAMETER FINISH GRADE MULCH 3" FROM TRUNK PLANTING NOTES: o All materials shall conform to the guidelines esta PREPARED PLANTING SOIL EXISTING UNDISTURBED SOIL o The Contractor shall for locate and verify existe American Nursery Stock,the publishe PREPARED PLANTING SOILStandard MULCH 3" DEPTH COMPACTED SOIL TO starting work. Association EXISTING UNDISTURBED SOILof Nurserymen. MINIMIZE SETTLING Noplants plant shall be installed put in theas ground beforeand rough ooAll per details the TILLED AND LOOSENED NATIVE SOIL BACKFILL approved the Project Architect equaa o Alland plants shall bebyballed and wrapped or or grown o Contractor shall mark locations of all trees and p container stock shall be accepted if rootbound. CONIFEROUS TREE PLANTING DETAIL WATER RING (6" WIDTH & HEIGHT) Landscape Architect prior toorinstallation. material made of synthetics plastics shall be PROVIDING A WATER COLLECTION BASIN MULCH 3" FROM TRUNK All materials conform the guidelines esta ooWith containershall grown stock, to the container shall b American for surface Nursery in Stock, publishl shall be cutStandard through the two vertical MULCH 3" DEPTH FERTILIZER TABLETS AS SPECIFIED. PERENNIAL/GROUNDCOVER PLANTING DETAIL of Nurserymen. o AllAssociation plant beds shall be neatly edged with 2” deep PLACE UNIFORMLY AROUND ROOT MASS BETWEEN MIDDLE AND BOTTOM Allareas plantswithin shall plant be installed details with and 3” th ooAll beds toasbeper mulched TILLED AND LOOSENED OF ROOT MASS. NATIVE SOIL BACKFILL (1) Acer rubrum wrapped o All plants shall balled and or grown hardwood barkbe mulch. Bring mulch away from t container stock shall be accepted if rootbound UNDISTURBED SOIL o Do not prune central leaders of trees. WATER RING (6" WIDTH & HEIGHT) material made synthetics or plastics shall be PROVIDING A WATER COLLECTION o Stake all trees onofslopes and any other tree indic 2-2"X4" STAKE W/LONG TAPER MIN. 18" BASIN o With container grown stock, the container shall Architect. INTO UNDISTURBED SOIL SPREAD shall be cut through the surface in two vertical o All plants and stakes shall be set plumb unless o FERTILIZER TABLETS AS SPECIFIED. (14) neatly Abelia thoroughly x grandiflora 'Kaleidoscope' Allplants plant beds be edged with 2” durin deep ooAll shall shall be watered twice PLACE UNIFORMLY AROUND ROOT MASS BETWEEN MIDDLE AND BOTTOM o All areas withinAll plant beds to be mulched with 3w SPREAD after planting. plants shall then be watered OF ROOT MASS. hardwood barkgrowing mulch. season. Bring mulch away from during the first UNDISTURBED SOIL Do not prune central leaders of trees. NOTES: ooContractor is responsible for maintenance of plan 1. ALL STAKES SHALL BE SPRUCE OR PINE-NOT PRESSURE TREATED. o Stake all trees on slopes any other tree indi and weeding, until time ofand final acceptance. STAKENOT W/LONG TAPER 18" ROOTS. 2. CROSS2-2"X4" TIES SHALL CROSS OVERMIN. WOODY Architect.to warranty planting for a period of on INTO o Contractor 3. REMOVE ALLUNDISTURBED STRING &/OR SOIL WIRE WRAPPED AROUND TRUNK. 4. REMOVE ALL STRAPS, ROPES, WIRE, &/OR STRINGS USED TO LIFT THE ROOTBALL. o All plants andbystakes shall be set plumb unless acceptance Owner. 5. REMOVE ALL BURLAP &/OR WIRE FROM THE TOP OF THE ROOT BALL. o All plants shall be watered thoroughly twice duri 6. TOP OF ROOTBALL TO BE SET LEVEL WITH SURROUNDING FINISH GRADE. after planting. All plants shall then be watered 3" MULCH LAYER (1' OVER ROOT BALL)
NOTES: 1. ALL STAKES SHALL BE SPRUCE OR PINE-NOT PRESSURE TREATED. 2. CROSS TIES SHALL NOT CROSS OVER WOODY ROOTS. 3. REMOVE ALL STRING &/OR WIRE WRAPPED AROUND TRUNK. 4. REMOVE ALL STRAPS, ROPES, WIRE, &/OR STRINGS USED TO LIFT THE ROOTBALL. HEIGHT 5. REMOVE ALL BURLAP &/OR WIRE FROM THE TOP OF THE ROOT BALL. 6. TOP OF ROOTBALL TO BE SET LEVEL WITH SURROUNDING FINISH GRADE.
Liriope muscari O.C. SPACING
15 gal 15 gal
(1) Acer rubrum (1) Acer palmatum
16 Loropetalum chinense ‘Purple Diamond’ Narcissus pseudonarcissus 17 16 Pennisetum setaceum ‘Rubrum’ TURFGRASS: 1 Pieris japonica ‘Red Head’ 3,670 SQ. FT. Tall Fescue GROUNDCOVERS, VINES, & PERENNIALS: Crocosmia ‘Lucifer’ 12 Helleborus orientalis 84
(11) Hellebores orientales
Deodar Cedar
PERENNIAL/GROUNDCOVER SPACING DETAIL 37 Gardenia jasminoides ‘Radicans’ Liriope muscari 105
NOTES: 1. ALL STAKES SHALL BE SPRUCE OR PINE-NOT PRESSURE TREATED. 2. CROSS TIES SHALL NOT CROSS OVER WOODY ROOTS. 3. REMOVE ALL STRING &/OR WIRE WRAPPED AROUND TRUNK. 4. REMOVE ALL STRAPS, ROPES, WIRE, &/OR STRINGS USED TO LIFT THE ROOTBALL. 5. REMOVE ALL BURLAP &/OR WIRE FROM THE TOP OF THE ROOT BALL. 6. TOP OF ROOTBALL TO BE SET LEVEL WITH SURROUNDING FINISH GRADE.
18"MIN.
Japanese Maple Red Maple
EXISTING UNDISTURBED SOIL
Acer japonica rubrum ‘Red Head’ 15 Pieris 4 Cedrus deodara GROUNDCOVERS, VINES, & PERENNIALS: 12 SHRUBS: Crocosmia ‘Lucifer’ 14 Abelia x grandiflora Helleborus orientalis ‘Kaleidoscope’ 84
SPREAD
2-2.5" DRYWALL SCREWS
Acer rubrum
37 Gardenia jasminoides ‘Radicans’ SHRUB PLANTING DETAIL
COMPACTED SOIL TO MINIMIZE SETTLING
18"MIN.
Acer palmatum
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SHRUBS: BOTANICAL NAME 14 QTY Abelia x grandiflora ‘Kaleidoscope’
PREPARED PLANTING SOIL
2"X2"X4' STAKE
TREES: 8
OF ROOTBALL
CONIFEROUS TREE PLANTING DETAIL
SIZE
COMMON NAME
Cedrus deodara PLANT SCHEDULE 3 TO 5 TIMES WIDTH
FINISH GRADE
EXISTING UNDISTURBED SOIL
(6) Narcissus pseudonarcissus ALL PERENNIALS/GROUNDCOVERS TO BE TRIANGULAR SPACING. SEE PLANT SCHEDULE FOR O.C. SPACING.
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CONIFEROUS TREE PLANTING DETAIL
2-2.5"
3" MULCH LAYER
PREPARED PLANTING SOIL
COMPACTED SOIL TO MINIMIZE SETTLING
ROOT BALL: PLANTING HOLE SHALL BE 2' LARGER THAN THE ROOT BALL DIAMETER
BOTANICAL NAME
O.C
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FERTILIZER TABLETS AS SPECIFIED. PLACE UNIFORMLY AROUND ROOT MASS BETWEEN MIDDLE AND BOTTOM OF ROOT MASS
2"X2" WOODEN STAKE PREPARED PLANTING SOIL
3" MULCH LAYER (1' OVER ROOT BALL)
QTY
PA
#12 GAUGE WIRE AND PROTECTIVE RUBBER HOSE
EXISTING UNDISTURBED SOIL
2"X2"X4' CROSS MEMBER
(1) Acer palmatum
(1) Acer palmatum
FINISH GRADE
ROOT BALL: PLANTING HOLE SHALL BE 2' LARGER THAN THE ROOT BALL DIAMETER INSTALL TOP OF ROOT BALL 3-4" ABOVE FINISH GRADE
2"X2"X4' CROSS MEMBER 2"X2"X4' STAKE
(12) Crocosmia 'Lucifer'
VINEYARD This design for a landscape in North Georgia creates a link between the Winery on the east side of the property with a recently established Bed and Breakfast on the west side of the property. In addition to creating a connection between these two uses, event spaces and wedding area were proposed.
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B&B
Stage
Sitting Area
Tent Area BR
Wedding Area
Parking
Boutier Winery
CHICOPEE MEMORIAL GARDEN Chicopee Memorial Garden is one of Chicopee Mill Village’s most significant spaces, as it seeks to commemmorate the village residents that sustain the Chicopee community. Visitors of Chicopee Memorial Garden can pass through at a leisurely rate, observing the native plant collection of Chicopee’s vibrant garden. Visitors may choose to sit and stay awhile. From the road, the garden beckons to anyone who appreciates wildflowers and natives.
Though the area is not fenced, dense shrubs and grasses serve as a defining boundary of the park. At the Second Street entrance, a sign welcomes visitors to the garden and provides a brief history of the mill town and historical figures involved. The names of Chicopee community members are enscribed on the brick walk that winds through the garden.
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HAND RENDERED PERSPECTIVE
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NATIVE PLANT PALETTE
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PROCESS DIAGRAMS
CIRCULATION The diagram on the left displays the design for circulation, which makes use of the curvilinear vocabulary as the garden is to be enjoyed at a leisurely rate. The garden can be accessed from multiple points, including two streets and an outdoor patio.
PLANT MASSING Plant massing is widely used by designers, as this option can achieve multiple objectives, including aesthetic and ecological goals. For example, massed native grasses can provide a dense nesting cover for birds or small mammals. Massing one plant can achieve stunning visual impact as the color, height, and texture of that plant is emphasized at a greater scale.
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WELLSTAR AMC - LAND USE Carolina Angulo | Professors Harrison and Anderson Spring 2019 | LAND 6040: Community and Place Studio The following maps show the land uses surrounding our site, Wellstar AMC. Wellstar is located in the Old Fourth Ward area east of I-85 and just north of Freedom Parkway.
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WELLSTAR PLAZA
Current Zoning
Wellstar AMC is zoned as “Commercial service” which is displayed on the map in a fuscia color. The hospital boundary is outlined in red. Current zones surrounding the hospital include central area commercial-residential (rose color) and community businesses (yellow color). The surrounding neighborhoods are displayed in a mint color. Data containing information on current residential zones were unavailable on the City of Atlanta’s Planning website.
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The Wellstar Atlanta Medical Center is known for providing excellent emergency care services to the citizens of Atlanta. Wellstar Plaza is a placeFuture where patients and visitors can Land Use Planning find respite outdoors. Nestled between two buildings, The Plaza provides a space to get a breath of fresh air or eat lunch outside. There is a cafe just inside the hospital.
d use map on the right, Wellstar AMC is listgory of “office/institution.” High-density ed just west of the hospital, and high-densioned west of the residential. Just north of for medium-density mixed-use with continued reen spaces throughout. High-density mixedhe area south west of the hospital. Medintial is zoned directly south of Wellstar and Parkway.
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RESIDENTIAL DESIGN This residence afforded a blank slate in which to design. In this design, trees and plants take root and define a once desolate landscape. A proposed driveway limits traffic in the yard so as to reduce exessive damage to grass. Areas of sod and mulch also help to define the front yard and separate personal property from public street.
A slate stepping stone pathway leads from the driveway to the front porch. Erosion had been occurring at a slow rate in an area behind the client’s backporch, so shrubs and a retaining wall were proposed to slow run off.
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PROPOSED
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GREENSPACE PLANNING While interning with the AthensClarke County Sustainability Office, I mapped the green spaces througout the county as perpetually protected or unlikely to change according to their associated deeds. Mapped green spaces inform planners on issues of green space use, functionality, and connectivity.
The design on the following page is a “full build out� scenario for an acquired green space. The main purpose of the parcel acquisition was to extend the greenway trail, but we wanted to consider what the property would look like with other uses included (see design elements).
View Greenspace Story Map here: https://storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/3625364178894420837e0b26801f53df
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PROPERTY ACQUISITION for
GREENWAY EXPANSION
DESIGN ELEMENTS
(full build-out)
1. Trailhead, Parking & Pavilion 2. Expansion of Greenway Trail 3. Affordable Housing Units 4. Meadow Restoration in Utility 5. Business Incubation 6. Dog Parks
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EXISTING
LEGION FIELD While interning with University Architects, I reimagined an underutilized green space at the heart of the University’s student housing community. Currently, the field is fenced off from public access and a thick wall of invasive plants follows alongside the fence. Extensive parking surrounds the site. The proposed design suggests that the space is opened to the public so that students can use it on a daily basis.
In this design, the field keeps with tradition in providing a space for shows and events, but also becomes a central outdoor space that can be enjoyed daily by the 4,000+ students living right by the field. The housing community would undoubtedly benefit from an easily accessible green space at its center.
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The outdoor amphitheater design was inspired by the topography of the site, as well as by images of an amphitheater found on Swarthmore’s campus (right). The design is appropriate for a field in which events and concerts are held; the audience now has a place to sit.
INSPIRATION
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Thank You CAROLINA A. ANGULO
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