Collin Madison | Landscape Architecture Portfolio

Landscape Architecture Portfolio

by Collin Madison

Collin Madison

Technical Skills

262.339.4255 collinjmadison@gmail.com

Master’s of Landscape Architecture Dec 2024

Athens, GA

Interest urban Infrastructures, stormwater management, community design

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University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee BA JAMS (Advertising) | Minor General Business University of Georgia Master of Landscape Architecture

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Town of Cedarburg, WI -

Public park maintenance Recreation field maintenance

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La Rosa Landscape Company

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Landscape Logic La Rosa Landscape Company -

Hardscape installation Residential + commercial maintenance Grading + drainage

Barnwell Landscape + Gardens -

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Historic residence landscape maintenance + installation Garden tour guide

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Coastal residential homes Sea walls + erosion control Tree pruning

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Crew leader Masonry Time budgeting for projects

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UGA Archway Partnership - Landscape and Urban Design improvement projects for Georgia communities

SPG Planners + Engineers City Garden - Residential design Company - Site plans - Schematic design Royal - High-end - Design Landscape + residential development Gardens - Planting design - Construciton Native plantings - Client Documentation communication Low-impact - Grading Plans - Site storm water measurements management + evaluation Land management

1. Academic Projects 2. Residential Design 3. Land Planning + Development 4. Field Work

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1.1 Bert Adams Scout Camp 1.2 Cedar Lane Farms 1.3 Glenn Field at Fort Moore 1.4 Warrior Training Center at Fort Moore

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Bert Adams Scout Camp Covington, GA

purpose Reimagine the landscape surrounding two pavilions that serve as the entrance and main gathering location for BASC.

meaning Reflect the growth of a scout from the beginning of their journey to the end. Emphasis on the functionality of the site as an event space as well as a symbol of the camp itself.

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Bert Adams Scout Camp hosts thousands of scouts each year for weekly camps and annual events. The footings of the previous historic dining hall surround a brand new outdoor pavilion with a full kitchen and bathrooms. This new pavilion and the adjacent pavilion serve as an entrance to BASC and welcome every visitor upon arrival. BASC wanted to re-imagine this space as a gathering hub for campers and enhance its ability to host large events for all ages and purposes.

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LAND 6020 - Dr. Fernandez College of Environment + Design Group Project (all work displayed in this project was completed independently)

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BASC has a rich history of scouting in the Atlanta area and has stuck with scouts that have passed through.

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JJJ Pavilion

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Shed

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Arnold Pavilion

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Sculpture Location

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Pavilion Front Lawn

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Interactive Garden

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Grilling Area

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Ramp

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Parking Lot

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Crushed Blue Slate Pathway Mix

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Bert Adams Scout Covington, GA

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Arnold Pavilion

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Sculpture Location

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Pavilion Front Lawn

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Interactive Garden

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Grilling Area

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Parking Lot

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Weather Rock n’ Roll Garden A musical play garden that holds the infamous weather rock.

Front Plaza, Bike Parking, and ‘The Flame’ The main entrance to the space houses the new symbol of Bert Adams Scout camp, The Enduring Flame. This sculpture guides visitors to the plaza where a fleur-de-lis is surrounded by bricks engraved with sponsors of BASC.

Ascending The Ranks The route from the entrance to the JJJ pavilion has inset markers along the path that represent the advancement of the ranks of scouting.

Memorial Walk As visitors exit this area into the camp they are led down a path lined my memorials that pay homage to the scouts and leaders that came before.

Grill + Bonfire Gatherings A wide bonfire pit wrapped by bench seating creates an intimate space for scouts and parents to gather. There is a fully covered grilling and smoking facility for large cookouts.

Main Lawn With an amphitheater-like style, outdoor movies will be just one of the many activities that take place on the main lawn. The footings from the previous historic building display plaques honoring the 12 principals of the scout law.

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Cedar Lane Farms Madison, GA

purpose Explore the development opportunities of for Cedar Lane Farms.

Keep the majority of the farm in the ownership of current family.

Create ongoing income opportunities for the farm to achieve sustainable ownership.

This site presents an opportunity for the community of Madison to work together on a space that benefits everybody. This design is intended to help Cedar Lane Farms integrate into the agrotourism goals set forth by Morgan County’s agricultural and historical heritage. This conceptual design has been crafted to support collaborative partnerships with organizations that can harness the full spectrum of Cedar Lane Farms’ historic, agricultural, and ecological assets. These elements showcase the property as a platform for education and immersive outdoor experiences, while also serving as an opportunity for small-scale farmers that need land to grow. Each of these activities is meant to provide to the community but to generate sustainable funding for Cedar Lane Farms’ operations as well.

Development Concept Design

meaning Maintain agricultural landscape of Morgan County Create community building spaces Promote conservation of natural landscapes Maintain the historic integrity of Cedar Lane Farms

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Ag./ Rec. Concept Design

Create opportunities for small farmers

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Agricultural

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project origin LAND 6030 - Prof. Vick College of Environment + Design

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Private Group Camping Site churches, youth groups and scouts

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Farm Market small-scale farming collective profits 12

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Farmstay/ Historic Home

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Educational Nursery

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Existing Pond

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Existing Historic Site

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Farm Lease Residences

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Shade Structure

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Leased Agricultural Land

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Hiking Trails

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Pick-Your Own Field

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Farm Market

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Amphitheater

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Single-Family Residence

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Private Group Camping Site

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Arts Barn Studio Space

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Wellness Retreat

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Pollinator Prairie + Events Structure

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Disc Golf Course Entrance

Arts Barn Studio Space art classes, venue space, studio space

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1200 Disc Golf Course business sponsorships, player donations

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Glenn Field Fort Moore, GA

Glenn Field Site Conditions LEGAL ASSISTANCE OFFICE

THE 1918 CLUB BREEZEWAY POOL

MANEUVER CENTER OF EXCELLENCE BAND

purpose

Identified Problems

Increase benefits for mental health

Inaccessible greenspace

Follow LEED and SITES metrics to achieve a sustainable site

Lack of walkability

Create more recreational greenspace

Poor stormwater management

Facilitate better connectivity

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A valued greenspace for residents and visitors to Fort Moore that provides more opportunity for recreation and interaction with nature. Increased ecological benefits that support Fort Moore’s mission of sustainable systems.

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project origin LAND 6030 - Prof. Vick College of Environment + Design

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1.3 Glenn Field Fort Moore, GA

Resilience Community Health

Stormwater management, decreased heat island effect, increased habitat Create public and private gathering spaces, increase connectivity, enhance visitor experience

Increase accessible greenspace, increase recreational opportunities, provide space to decompress

2.6 acres of native meadow habitat for pollinators created

Filtration rain garden slows water velocity and limits infiltration.

Native Plants Water Line Beehive Rim Wood Chips

Filtrating Meadow Permeable Concrete Permeable Pavers

Amended Planting Soil

project origin LAND 6030 - Prof. Vick College of Environment + Design

1/2" Crushed Gravel Water Storage Rock Non-Perforated Overlfow Pipe

Impermeable Liner

Filtering Rock Layer

filtration rain garden slows water velocity and limits infiltration.

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Food truck parking Expanded dining for nearby restaurants Improved pavilions for gathering and grilling Off-leash dog park for residents and hotel guests

.48 mile recreation loop

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Warrior Training Center Fort Moore, GA

purpose Increase benefits for mental health Improve stormwater management and drainage paths Increase ecological benefits Facilitate better connectivity and accessibility

meaning

BLDG 4159

Improvements to a critical training center at Fort Moore. Improving the impression left military members who use the space or visit. Increased ecological benefits that support Fort Moore’s mission of sustainable systems.

Existing Stormwater Paths programs

project origin LAND 6911 - Prof. Calabria College of Environment + Design

Existing Conditions

Proposed Design

Poor Stormwater Management: - Heavy sheet flow during large rainfall events causing Building 4159 to flood because of ineffective grading and shallow swales - Lack of infiltration and low-impact development strategies - No treatment of stormwater runoff before entering drainage system - Excessive erosion from high water velocity

Stormwater Management: - Stormwater captured in rain gardens to diffuse stormwater sheet flow - Increased infiltration and transpiration to lower water runoff quantities - Treatment of suspended solids and pollutants in stormwater in rain gardens before release to drainage systems - Lowering velocity of stormwater runoff and addition of plantings reduce erosion and strengthen soil structure - Addition of rainwater harvesting barrels around Building 4159 to decrease stormwater runoff and provide fresh water for irrigation or other needs

Low Ecosystem Services: - Lack of tree canopy contributes to increased surface temperatures on the parking lot and surrounding areas - Low biodiversity does not support native species - Lack of usable green space by residents and employees Poor Accessibility - Poor ADA and delivery accessibility - Inefficient car and pedestrian circulation in parking lot - Walking desire lines through lawn around North end of Building 4159

Ecosystem Services: - Addition of tree canopy across parking lot and landscape to decrease surface temperatures and increase pedestrian comfort - Increased biodiversity through tree and rain garden pollinator mix - Increased exposure to green space and natural environments Accessibility: - Addition of ramp for ADA accessibility and deliveries - Addition of second entrance and reconfigured parking lot circulation for building access - Addition of new walkway around North end of Building 4159

Masterplan

Grade Profile

This design is developed with the goal of addressing and alleviating existing issues with the site that include stormwater management and circulation issues. The proposed design maintains the same amount of parking spaces. This design also

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addresses qualitative issues with the site such as physical comfort of people on the site and addition of usable green spaces to increase mental health benefits.

Re-structured stormwater management functions to slow rain water runoff through the use of rain gardens and diversion of sheet flow runoff into delineated stormwater capture ares. Capping the existing stormwater catchment at the base of the parking area and facilitating stormwater flow through vegetated surfaces and infiltration areas works to filter stormwater from parking lot contaminants and to create new opportunity for habitat that otherwise could not establish.

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2.1 Stewart Homestead Rutledge, GA

goals A self-sustaining design

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A place for the family to share A home that facilitates independent lifestyle

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objectives Site home and septic location

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Provide space for an RV

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Incorporate mini-tennis court Site chicken coop and rabbit hutch 6

Incorporate root cellar Site garden location

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RV Parking

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Keyhole-Style Garden

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Rabbit hutch located close to garden for easy access to compost material

Chicken coop attached to fenced in chicken run around garden perimeter for pest management

Root cellar entrance integrated into landscape Wall creates a cozy fire pit corner RV location close to house and has access to utilities

Recreational court shaded by trees and viewable from tower and deck

2.2 Richter Residence Athens, GA

LAN KEY goals FENCE LINE PLANTING BED ADDITIONAL DRIVEWAY PLANTINGS Define what WALK purposes the garden can FRONT ENTRANCE serve beyond VEGETABLE GARDENaesthetics.

TREE SWING + PATHWAY TO BACKYARD Mending life inside the home with the SHADY MEADOW land that surrounds it SIDE YARD NOOK SHADY BACKYARD AREA PROPOSED SHED LOCATION FIREPIT + ADDITIONAL SEATING WOODLAND PATH objectives PROPOSED GATE LOCATION

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Reinvigorate the gardens on the property Reclaim space taken over by invasive vegetation Create a permanent vegetable + tea garden Conceptualize woodland trail with native flowering plants

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A SHENANDOAH SWITCHGRASS B FLOWERING QUINCE C RUBY SPICE CELTHRA D MORE SPACE TO RELAX E SHADY UNDERSTORY F NESTLED SHED G FIRE PIT AREA

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COPYRIGHT SMITH PLANNING GROUP, LLC. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. NO PART OF THIS DOCUMENT MAY BE REPRODUCED IN ANY FORM OR BY ANY MEANS WITHOUT PRIOR AGREEMENT AND WRITTEN PERMISSION OF SMITH PLANNING GROUP, LLC.

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Create separate access for guests

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Create a timeless space that can grow with the family

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2.4 Hodges Residence Athens, GA

goals Increase ecological benefits of site

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objectives A perennial food garden Native pollinator habitat

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HODGES RESIDENCE PROJECT 186 SPRUCE VALLEY RD, ATHENS, GA 30605

Increased parking for residents Increased privacy from neighbors Address stormwater runoff

PLANTING PLAN

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Site Plan + Planting Plan project origin City Garden Company

2.5 Geering Residence Athens, GA

goals Create backyard oasis for residents and guests Design lively and colorful plantings

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objectives Integrate food producing plants Abundant native flowering plants

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3.1 Ben Burton Circle Development Plan Athens, GA

goals Outline opportunities for the future development and economic success in Athens-Clarke County.

objectives Work as a team with peers, following the due diligence process, to assess different development opportunities for Athens-Clarke County Economic Development Department

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ArcGIS Pro

project origin LAND 6600 - Prof. Longnecker College of Environment + Design

Master Plan #1 Considerations: Soil suitability Zoning permissions Ecological limitations Desired future industries in ACC Long-term financial benefits of development options

Master Plan #2

*Illustrations by Collin Madison

3.2 Luxe Apartments Macon, GA

objective Create a planting plan within constraints of strict budget deliverables Detailed technical planting plan and opinion of probable cost

programs

project origin SPG Planners + Engineers

3.3 Water Tower Park Tennille, GA

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goals - Create a community space that enhances the historic water tower to act as a town beacon.

- Extend the amenities of downtown Tennille and increase recreational greenspace for residents and visitors.

-Bolster railroad history of Tennille

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Site Conditions - Cleared areas from previous roads - Heavy presence of invasive plants - Miscellaneous trash (tires, metal, etc.)

- Poor drainage (standing water) - Mature hardwood Trees - Unsafe existing structures - No safe walking routes to main street -No parking

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Murals and Historic Structures Conceptual Masterplan 7 2 6 The existing storage tanks on the site provide a context to the rich railroad history of Tennille.

A mural of one of the original locomotives that ran on the Wrightsville & Tennille Railroad line up with the existing tracks to spark imagination of how the site may have functioned in the past.

Selective removal of existing vegetation provides a frame to the trains that pass through Tennille daily. Signage with information about the Wrightsville & Tennille Railroad is displayed on the vertical tank structure and gives a post-industrial and historic theme to the park. Landscape lighting and benches create comfort to this space for relaxing and waiting for the next train to pass by.

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The water tower in downtown Tennille can serve as a beacon for the community and bring identity to the heart of Tennille. The water tower is a gravitating feature that is currently difficult to access from the downtown area. Providing pedestrian access to the park parallel to the tracks creates new interest for visitors to downtown, but also connects the nearby neighborhood more directly to the town square.

3.4 Charlie A. Gray Junior High Moultrie, GA

goals Reimagine the outdoor areas on campus to create a space that improves quality for students, faculty, and community members.

objectives - Identify needs and desires of stakeholders to inform design.

- Create a schemtic design for school adminstration to utilize for funding opportunities

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project origin UGA Archway Partnership

Defining Design Goals Charlie A. Gray elementary plans to relocate half of the existing student body to a new high school and downsize the footprint of the school to better serve its students, faculty and community. Additionally, major updates to the outdoor areas of campus needed to be addressed.

There was no design goals or desires outlined by C.A.G. administration.

To define project goals a survey was created and shared with students, parents and faculty to learn how the space is used and to define the desires of stakeholders. The survey was well received with over 500 responses. Overall, survey responses suggested a need for major improvements to outdoor dining areas (62% of responses), addition of outdoor classrooms (83% of responses), a desire for more shade and vegetation on campus (60% of responses), and improvements to parking and traffic flow during school pick-up and drop-off hours.

The schematic presentation created included resources for the school to highlight the educational, environmental, and mental health benefits of implementing biophilic design on campus. Various schoolyard design case studies were observed to inform design and to support design proposals.

Case studies highlighted the benefits of creating schoolyard design that is inclusive of the greater community surrounding the campus and its correlation with successful school programs. Environmental benefits included reduced heat island effects, increased biodiversity, and increased habitat for pollinators and small animals. Health benefits included studies that showed correlations of student exposure to green spaces with improved cognitive development, working memory, reduced inattentiveness and increased physical activity.

Furthermore, C.A.G. expressed a desire to increase student test scores in their comprehensive plan. With various studies showing correlation between green schoolyards and increased test scores, a goal was identified to create a school campus that acted as an extension of indoor learning spaces and complimented curriculum goals.

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Packer Plaza This space is the heart of campus and exhibits the Packer pride of C.A. Gray Junior High. A statue of the schools mascot and a small plaza provides a great meeting space for pictures. A walkway cuts through the space as an interesting route for students to take between classes.

Outdoor Classrooms Two curved seat walls covered by shade sails creates an area that facilitates conversation for classes and space for students to relax.

Across the walkway is raised seatwall planters and rain gardens to capture surface stormwater runoff.

project origin UGA Archway Partnership

Outdoor Cafeteria

Reading Garden

The outdoor cafeteria serves as the main gathering area for students. This area has plenty of covered area for lunch time and other gatherings. A stage is included in the center of the area to create a multi-use space.

The outdoor reading garden includes a fountain to provide relaxing sound and soft movable furniture that creates a peaceful and versatile space for students near the Media Center.

Community Gathering Space This space facilitates a greater reach to the community of Colquitt County. Providing a versatile space for large events can open up new opportunities and partnerships for the school and the county. The gathering space features an auditorium for school and community events, a walking track where students and faculty can complete ten laps totaling one mile, a secluded, private C.A. Gray memorial space where students can sit for a more meditative feel, and an open field where people can gather and play.

Reimagined Traffic Flow

It is clear from survey results that improved vehicular circulation is necessary around campus. Two potential interventions to alleviate this are to implement designated pick-up and drop-off areas for students and reconfiguring the East parking lot to slow vehicle circulation and create more space for a vegetative buffer.

The area adjacent to the main entrance is a high traffic area that many students stand and wait at for school buses or other rides. The addition of a covered pavilion that blends with the architecture of the school can provide respite in the shade for students who are waiting and improve the existing worn turf area.

Teaching Gardens Rain Garden

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Concrete paver walkway with detailed cuts

project origin La Rosa Landscaping Mequon, WI

Concrete paver entrance and veneered stoop project origin La Rosa Landscaping Whitefish Bay, WI

Waterfall and stream feature with circulating electric pump project origin La Rosa Landscaping Mequon, WI

Walkway for historic Mackinac Island Library.

Natural flagstone and concrete paver border.

(3 years after installation)

project origin Barnwell Gardens + Landscaping Mackinac Island, MI

Historic Kaskey Cottage hardscape installation. Dry-stacked Lannon wall stone, native boulders, and steps.

project origin Barnwell Gardens + Landscaping Mackinac Island, MI

Retaining wall and walkway for future Endless exercise pool. Improved garden connection.

Belgard retaining wall block and concrete

project origin Greenbriar Landscape Athens, GA

Walkway and backyard patio garden enhancements.

Crushed red granite, red tumbled pavers.

project origin La Rosa Landscaping Whitefish Bay, WI

Backyard patio installation, retaining wall installation, and drainage improvements. Red tumbled brick pavers, dry-stacked Lannon stone, travertine stone

project origin La Rosa Landscaping Mequon, WI

Entrance stairs, planter boxes, trellis and retaining walls. Recycled concrete, crushed blueslate chips, mortar, grey cobblestone

project origin Royal Landscape + Gardens Athens, GA

Collin Madison 262.339.4255 collinjmadison@gmail.com Athens, GA