BLA Portfolio - Jacob Roberson by jacobroberson

jacob roberson - bla portfolio

0. ABOUT ME

1. FARMSTEAD

2. CAMPBELL RESIDENCE

3. COLLEGE SQUARE PLAZA

4. TYBEE ISLAND

5. PROFESSIONAL WORK

My love of land originated in the front yard of my childhood home with my grandmother. She suffered from Rheumatoid arthritis and was confined to a wheelchair - I was her hands in the garden. This love of land has followed me throughout my life and continues to inspire me. Additionally, architecture always captivated my mind and continues to be a source of interest for me. I was fortunate to take classical architecture classes taught through my high school co-op which taught me the value of clear articulation of detail in design. In my early 20’s I had the opportunity to work for a pool company, and I was amazed at the degree of landscape design achievable. I realized that it is the landscape that gives a frame and a sense-ofplace for architecture to find its home. It is clear that the field of landscape architecture found me and continues to reveal itself to me in ways I never would have considered. I am excited to learn more and contribute to the crafting of space that honors people, ecology, and land.

A B O U T M E

JACOB ROBERSON

jacobroberson95@gmail.com

www.linkedin.com/in/jacob-d-roberson

PROFESSIONAL INTERESTS

EDUCATION

Bachelor of Landscape Architecture

University of Georgia, Athens, GA

2019 - May 2023

Certificate of Historic Preservation

Associate of Liberal Arts

San Diego Christian College

2014 - 2016

Study Abroad: History of Art + Architecture

Rome, Florence, Assisi, Venice

RELEVANT WORK

Landscape Design Intern

James Doyle Design Associates

Greenwich, CT

Assistant Groundskeeper

State Botanical Garden of Georgia

Athens, GA

residential design, garden design, cultural landscapes, historic preservation, botanical gardens, memorial design, Summer 2022 2021 - Present 2016 - 2019

Pool Service Technician

Various Companies/Self-Employed

Atlanta, GA

SKILLS

communication, reliability, honesty, empathy, active listening

Hand Process, AutoCAD, Adobe Suite, Sketchup, Lumion, Twin Motion

ACHIEVEMENT

Eagle Scout

Project: Pollinator Garden

PERSONAL INTEREST

architectural history, queer history, museums, memorials, gardening, antiquing, earthing

FARMSTEAD

It was apparent when walking the site that homes needed to be sited on the natural ridges occupying the western half of the property. This choice provided the ability to create communal and residential zones that are united by a monumental sculpture at the top of the central knoll. Home and driveway siting is further chosen based on the attempt to preserve as many existing tree clusters as possible. As the community plans to incorporate sustainable farming into its mission, a pecan orchard and vegetable garden are suggested as entry features. The barns on site are existing features so vehicular circulation is implemented to unite the structures into the overall program. In keeping with the sense of rurality, a simple pool is proposed with mown grass as decking.

site photos

FARMSTEAD masterplan + residence

The site is a parcel of undeveloped land south of Atlanta, GA in Chattahoochee Hills Country - an area with zoning requirements committed to the preservation of 70% of land as forest or farm. The project required the siting of five homes with septic fields and a landscape design for one of the sited homes. Considerations were to preserve a sense of rurality, create spaces for community, and limit the amount of impact on the land.

site analysis Procreate

FOCAL FEATURES

pecan orchard as entry sequence + food source

large sculpture as focal point on knoll

reclaim barn as community gathering space

simple community pool

labyrinth vegetable garden as sustainable food source + mental health resource

Mon Pere , Mon Pere Mark di Suvero Storm King Art Center

´ ´ inspiration:

Illustrator, PS

As one emerges from the is located the to the of a circular labyrinth. impressive thirty-foot in the distance guiding towards and eventually community. Five homes which stands in the center a woodland to the west mown trail system. Each for different moods –home site was selected of the neighbor’s meadow northernmost site was and open feel. As one preserved pasture is the small rectilinear community with grass decking, making natural withholding the gathering space is located modified barn that had site. The central hill of the site, providing entire property. A community as well as the sculpture every point of the site. with a mown trail system with the site and minimize surfaces in the natural Chattahoochee Hills country, to live connected with preservation.

labyrinth

entry N residence

pecan orchard

garden

pool community space sculpture fire area septic field typ. barn well preserved pasture bridge barn pond MASTERPLAN 0 FT. 250 500 N

FARMSTEAD RESIDENCE

The design stems from the desire to preserve as much land as possible. The land is the focal feature; therefore, the design is composed to provide clear, calm, and concise structure to stand juxtaposed to the rolling land. Outdoor rooms are framed with minimal wall plane to provide a sense of refuge without detracting from the wide dimensionality of the place. Precedence is taken from the work of Andrea Cochran and James Doyle Design Associates.

Personal pools are not allowed in Chattahoochee Hills, GA. The water feature is meant both as visual feature and cooling source during the hot and humid Georgia summers.

0 FT. 25 50 N AutoCAD, Photoshop m e a d o w pond maple existing tree cluster

g a r a g e

fire

water feat. dining

stair h o m e armillary sphere pecans seat

maple maple

bench

oak dogwood

seating parrotia amelanchier carpinus carpinus cedar cedar granite path halesia parrotia parrotia parrotia in-grade corten retaining wall

renderings

side view of home fire area overlooking meadow corten wall terminating into grade twig bench on back terrace

Sketchup, Lumion

stairs up to back terrace water feature back terraces water feature + bench

CAMPBELL

CAMPBELL RESIDENCE

design + planting plan

The clients are a family of four. They stipulated the need for a variety of garden spaces for different activitiesspecifically required was a play lawn for their children, a pool, a vegetable garden, and an outdoor space to entertain guests. The proposed architecture has a variety of textures and colors. This inspired the choice of a rich planting palette, while also inspiring contradictory crisp articulate forms to express simplicity and clarity of space. Evident axial relationships between spaces are employed to suggest movement and legibility.

4 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

PRODUCED

BY AN

SHRUBS CODE BOTANICAL / COMMON NAME

PLANT SCHEDULE

TREES CODE BOTANICAL / COMMON NAME

ACE DRC Acer rubrum 'Doric' / Doric Red Maple

CAR MRS Carpinus caroliniana 'Palisade' / American Hornbeam

CER ALB Cercis canadensis 'Alba' / White Eastern Redbud

CRY YOS Cryptomeria japonica 'Yoshino' / Yoshino Japanese Cedar

CUP CAR Cupressus arizonica 'Carolina Sapphire' / Carolina Sapphire Cypress

MAG EDI Magnolia grandiflora 'Edith Bogue' / Edith Bogue Southern Magnolia

MAG LIT Magnolia grandiflora 'Little Gem' / Little Gem Dwarf Southern Magnolia

MAG JIM Magnolia virginiana 'Jim Wilson' / Moonglow® Sweetbay Magnolia

CODE BOTANICAL / COMMON NAME

SHRUBS CODE BOTANICAL / COMMON NAME

ABE RDN Abelia x grandiflora 'Radiance' / Radiance Glossy Abelia

MAG BUT Magnolia x 'Butterflies' / Butterflies Magnolia

ASP MIL Aspidistra elatior 'Milky Way' / Milky Way Cast Iron Plant

THU IBI Thuja x 'Green Giant' / Green Giant Arborvitae

BAP LMN Baptisia x 'Lemon Meringue' / Lemon Meringue Decadence® Wild Indigo

THU XJU Thuja x 'Junior Giant' / Junior Giant Arborvitae

BAP PSM Baptisia x 'Purple Smoke' / Purple Smoke Wild Indigo

VIT LHL Vitex agnus-castus 'Latifolia' / Silver Spire Chaste Tree

BUX SUF Buxus sempervirens 'Suffruticosa' / Suffruticosa Common Boxwood

SHRUBS CODE BOTANICAL / COMMON NAME

CAL WPK Callicarpa americana 'Welch's Pink' / Welch's Pink American Beautyberry

CAM JUR Camellia japonica 'Jury's Yellow' / Jury's Yellow Camellia

CAM AUR Camellia sasanqua 'Autumn Rocket' / Autumn Rocket Camellia

CAM SIN Camellia sinensis / Tea

CEP FAS Cephalotaxus harringtonia 'Fastigiata' / Upright Plum Yew

CUP CAR Cupressus arizonica 'Carolina Sapphire' / Carolina Sapphire Cypress

ABE RDN Abelia x grandiflora 'Radiance' / Radiance Glossy Abelia

ASP MIL Aspidistra elatior 'Milky Way' / Milky Way Cast Iron Plant

MAG EDI Magnolia grandiflora 'Edith Bogue' / Edith Bogue Southern Magnolia

MAG LIT Magnolia grandiflora 'Little Gem' / Little Gem Dwarf Southern Magnolia

BAP LMN Baptisia x 'Lemon Meringue' / Lemon Meringue Decadence®

BAP PSM Baptisia x 'Purple Smoke' / Purple Smoke Wild Indigo

MAG JIM Magnolia virginiana 'Jim Wilson' / Moonglow® Sweetbay Magnolia

MAG BUT Magnolia x 'Butterflies' / Butterflies Magnolia

THU IBI Thuja x 'Green Giant' / Green Giant Arborvitae

THU XJU Thuja x 'Junior Giant' / Junior Giant Arborvitae

VIT LHL Vitex agnus-castus 'Latifolia' / Silver Spire Chaste Tree

BUX SUF Buxus sempervirens 'Suffruticosa' / Suffruticosa Common Boxwood

CAL WPK Callicarpa americana 'Welch's Pink' / Welch's Pink American

CAM JUR Camellia japonica 'Jury's Yellow' / Jury's Yellow Camellia

CAM AUR Camellia sasanqua 'Autumn Rocket' / Autumn Rocket Camellia

CAM SIN Camellia sinensis / Tea

CEP FAS Cephalotaxus harringtonia 'Fastigiata' / Upright Plum Yew

ILE JAP Ilex crenata 'Steeds' / Steeds Japanese Holly

CHA DOO Chaenomeles speciosa 'Double Take' / Flowering Quince

ILE GEO Ilex glabra 'Georgia Wine' / Georgia Wine Inkberry Holly

CHA GRP Chamaecyparis obtusa 'Gracilis Compacta' / Slender Hinoki

ITE VIR Itea virginica 'Henry's Garnet' / Henry's Garnet Sweetspire

CHR VAR Chrysanthemum x 'Thomas Killen' / Thomas Killen Shasta Daisy

JUN EFF Juncus effusus / Common Rush

COR ELE Cornus alba 'Elegantissima' / Silveredge Dogwood

JUN BIG Juncus effusus 'Big Twister' / Big Twister Common Rush

ECH GJL Echinacea purpurea 'Green Jewel' / Green Jewel Coneflower

ECH RIT Echinops ritro / Globe Thistle

MOR DOD Morella cerifera 'Don's Dwarf' / Don's Dwarf Wax Myrtle

MUH WHI Muhlenbergia capillaris 'White Cloud' / White Cloud Muhly Grass

GAR UTJ Gardenia jasminoides 'Jubilation' / Gardenia

NAS TEN Nassella tenuissima / Mexican Feather Grass

HOS HCY Hosta x 'Halcyon' / Halcyon Hosta

NEP WLO Nepeta x 'Walker's Low' / Walker's Low Catmint

HYD LIM Hydrangea paniculata 'Limelight' / Limelight Panicle Hydrangea

OSM NAN Osmanthus fragrans 'Nanjing's Beauty' / Nanjing's Beauty Sweet Olive

ILE JAP Ilex crenata 'Steeds' / Steeds Japanese Holly

CHA DOO Chaenomeles speciosa 'Double Take' / Flowering Quince

CHA GRP Chamaecyparis obtusa 'Gracilis Compacta' / Slender Hinoki False Cypress

CHR VAR Chrysanthemum x 'Thomas Killen' / Thomas Killen Shasta Daisy

COR ELE Cornus alba 'Elegantissima' / Silveredge Dogwood

ECH GJL Echinacea purpurea 'Green Jewel' / Green Jewel Coneflower

PER LLA Perovskia atriplicifolia 'Little Lace' / Little Lace Russian Sage

ROS TUS Rosmarinus officinalis 'Tuscan Blue' / Tuscan Blue Rosemary

SAL RAS Salvia greggii 'Raspberry' / Raspberry Autumn Sage

SAL XLT Salvia x 'Balsalmispim' / Rockin'® Playin' the Blues® Salvia

SAN CHA Santolina chamaecyparissus / Lavender Cotton

ECH RIT Echinops ritro / Globe Thistle

GAR UTJ Gardenia jasminoides 'Jubilation' / Gardenia

HOS HCY Hosta x 'Halcyon' / Halcyon Hosta

STUDENT

HOS HCY Hosta x 'Halcyon' / Halcyon Hosta

SCH TW5 Schizachyrium scoparium 'Twilight Zone' / Twilight Zone Little Bluestem

SYM BAR Symphyotrichum novae-angliae 'Barr's Blue' / Barr's Blue New England Aster

SYM SSK Symphyotrichum novae-angliae 'Skyscraper' / Skyscraper New England Aster

HYD LIM Hydrangea paniculata 'Limelight' / Limelight Panicle Hydrangea

ILE JAP Ilex crenata 'Steeds' / Steeds Japanese Holly

AUTODESK

ILE JAP Ilex crenata 'Steeds' / Steeds Japanese Holly

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK

SYM SSK Symphyotrichum novae-angliae 'Skyscraper' / Skyscraper New England Aster AUTODESK STUDENT

CRY YOS Cryptomeria japonica 'Yoshino' / Yoshino Japanese Cedar

0 FT. 30 60 N 4 10 13 8 NAS TEN 4 - SAL XLT 3 - MUH WHI 5 - SAN CHA 4 - SYM BAR 4 - ROS TUS 7 PER LLA 14 - ILE JAP 20 - ITE VIR 20 - SCH TW5 22 - MUH WHI 14 NEP WLO 4 - BAP PSM 12 - SYM BAR 10 - SAL XLT 8 JUN BIG 13 NAS TEN 4 - ILE GEO 10 - SYM SSK 4 - MAG JIM 5 - MAG LIT 1 MAG BUT 48 THU XJU 1 - CAM SIN

SHRUBS CODE BOTANICAL / COMMON NAME

VERSION

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

1 CER ALB 27 - BUX SUF 9 GAR UTJ 2 - CEP FAS 5 - HOS HCY 5 - ASP MIL 2 - CEP FAS 6 - HOS HCY 5 - SAL XLT 4 - JUN BIG 1 - CHA GRP 2 - MOR DOD 5 - NEP WLO 6 - ECH GJL 4 - SCH TW5 5 - JUN BIG 1 - CHA GRP 4 - SCH TW5 3 - NEP WLO 4 - SAL XLT 5 - SYM SSK 7 - ECH RIT 5 - JUN BIG 7 - MUH WHI 4 - SAL XLT 9 - CHR VAR 2 - NEP WLO 2 - BAP LMN 3 - PER LLA 2 - CAM SIN 3 - ABE RDN 3 SAN CHA 1 - MOR DOD 5 - PER LLA 4 - MUH WHI 3 - ITE VIR 4 CHR VAR 3 - JUN BIG 1 - CHA DOO 3 ABE RDN 2 - NEP WLO 3 - COR ELE 4 - SCH TW5 1 MOR DOD 6 - SYM BAR 5 - MUH WHI 1 BAP PSM 3 - COR ELE 6 - JUN EFF 2 - BAP PSM 3 - ILE GEO 3 - SAL XLT 1 BAP PSM 1 MOR DOD 1 CHA GRP 4 - SYM SSK 5 - SCH TW5 4 SAL XLT 3 ITE VIR 2 BAP LMN 3 - GAR UTJ 4 - CAM JUR 4 - CAM AUR 3 - GAR UTJ 5 - JUN BIG 8 - MUH WHI 5 - SAL XLT 7 NAS TEN 4 ITE VIR 4 - SYM BAR 2 - MOR DOD 9 - SCH TW5 3 - SAL RAS 5 - NEP WLO 5 - ECH RIT 3 ITE VIR 1 - MOR DOD 4 - PER LLA 4 - SYM BAR 1 CHA GRP 4 - PER LLA 2 - ITE VIR 1 BAP PSM 4 - SAL XLT 1 - CHA GRP 6 - CHR VAR 4 - ITE VIR 3 MOR DOD 6 - CHR VAR 6 - PER LLA 9 - HOS HCY 3 - CEP FAS 9 - ASP MIL 5 - HOS HCY 6 - ASP MIL 3 - HOS HCY 2 - CEP FAS 5 - PER LLA 6 SAL XLT 4 - SYM BAR 7 NAS TEN 5 - ECH RIT 1 - CHA GRP 9 PER LLA 1 - BAP PSM 1 - BAP PSM 5 - SYM BAR 4 NEP WLO 1 SAN CHA 2 - BAP PSM 4 CAL WPK 6 ILE GEO 2 CUP CAR 1 - MAG EDI 3 THU IBI 12 - CAR MRS 1 - CRY YOS 2 - ILE GEO 2 - CAM SIN 11 CHR VAR 8 - ECH RIT 5 - NEP WLO 1 ROS TUS 4 - MOR DOD 3 - SAL RAS 6 - ECH RIT 4 - MUH WHI 4 - NEP WLO 1 CHA DOO 3 SAL RAS 5 - CHR VAR 6 NAS TEN 5 - SCH TW5 5 - ECH GJL 4 NEP WLO 21 THU XJU 5 CAM SIN 7 - ACE DRC 5 - ILE GEO 59 - ILE JAP 1 - MAG EDI 7 MUH WHI 4 - PER LLA 7 SCH TW5 4 - SAL XLT 6 - ROS TUS 13 MUH WHI 1 - CER ALB 32 - ILE JAP 2 - CRY YOS - HYD LIM - GAR UTJ ABE RDN 76 BUX SUF 5 - GAR UTJ 5 - ABE RDN 1 - OSM NAN 1 OSM NAN 33 THU XJU 4 - ROS TUS 7 - PER LLA 5 - SAN CHA 4 - SYM BAR 3 - MUH WHI 4 - SAL XLT 8 - NAS TEN 10 - GAR UTJ 1 - CAM SIN 1 - VIT LHL AutoCAD, LandFX

renderings

walking off the back veranda pool + outdoor kitchen entry parterre garden from guest parking entry parterre garden from road

Sketchup, Lumion

herb + vegetable garden knife edge pool back edge of lawn bosque + fire

COLLEGE SQUARE

inventory/ analysis + behavior mapping

behavior mapping executed by analyzing walking patterns over course of multiple days at different times

EClayton Street E Broad Street Heery’sClosetClothes The Grill The Clubhouse Red Dress Boutique Ben& Jerry’s Chick-fil-A Starbucks Leasing Walker’s Pub Pageboy Salon Arden’sGarden Vape Dynamiks 16’ 5o’ 25’ 35’ 35’ 40’ 23’ 34’ 34’ 34’ Site Inventory Jacob Roberson, Mela Xides, Aisha Iyengar Winter Sun Summer Sun Table Seating Trash Cans Street Lights Pedestrian Scaled Lighting Concrete Planters Street Trees Planting Beds Construction Zone Winter Winds Summer Winds

COLLEGE AVE. BEHAVORIAL Jacob Roberson, Mela Xides, CLAYTON STREET

COLLEGE AVE. BEHAVORIAL MAPPING

Roberson, Mela Xides, Aisha Iyengar

path of movement stopped at ease stopped in waiting

COLLEGE SQUARE PLAZA

BROAD STREET

BEHAVORIAL MAPPING

Xides, Aisha Iyengar

KEY

path of movement stopped at ease stopped in waiting

analysis work completed with Mela Xides + Aisha Iyengar

The proposed design is for a street in Athens, GA that was permanently closed during the COVID-19 pandemic. The design directly correlates to the analysisspecifically behavior mapping. It is vital that the space functions as a pedestrian corridor between UGA’s campus and downtown Athens. To create a dynamic program that assists with movement through the site, the design considers how people currently move through the space. Water is employed to draw people into the space and organic forms are utilized to juxtapose the rigid downtown plan.

KEY

Illustrator N.T.S.

process plan 1 2 4 5 6 7 7 A’ B B’

1. water feature 2. flexible seating 4. stage 5. bioretention 6. emergency access 7. bench seating 8. drop off 9. pavers

0 FT. 20 40 N

10. lights

(on ground plane to emphasize continuation of water) N 3

Downtown Athens UGA 8 9 10 7 Campus 7 A

SECTIONS

Trees were utilized for shade, demarcation, and spatial arrangement. Particular attention was given for ease of access to existing business depending on goods and services offered.

Program Requirements: stage, emergency access, drop off, and seating

- off 0 FT. 20 40 N

planter, seating, water runnel

drop

planter, seating cut - through planter,

seating, water runnel

fountain seating stage

emergency access seating

A’ B B’

plan

TYBEE ISLAND back river resilience

Tybee Island continues to suffer from flooding due to sea level rise and storm surge. The “Back River Study” is an ongoing partnership between UGA and Tybee Island. This project was the final phase of a semester-long class project focusing on the inland side of the island. After island wide inventory + analysis was completed collectively, each student was given a different area of the island to focus on which was aggregated into an ArcGIS story map and shared with Tybee Island city officials. The graphics here display the solutions for one section of the island.

illustrative ortho

St.

1 Foot 2030 2 Feet 2050 3 Feet 2065 4 Feet 2075 5 Feet 2085 6 Feet 2100 * estimates based on average between conservative and extreme estimates NOAA Projected Sea Level Rise

Miller Ave. Jones Ave. Sixth

Twelfth

St.

NOAA Nuisance Flooding Map right-of-way, parcel privately owned without structure, and publicly owned parcels Site Context Map

ERODING SHORELINE

REPETITIVE FLOODING

NUISANCE FLOODING LINE

TYBEE BACK RIVER

S. of 6th / N. of 11th

Marsh Improvement Strategies

SALT MARSH DISTURBANCE

PROJECTED SEA LEVEL RISE

The NOAA data showcase projected sea level rise and nuisance flooding, which is becoming a typical tidal event. Unfortunately, homes have been constructed within the marsh that continue to suffer from recurrent flooding. Miller Avenue functions as the boundary of the marsh. The solution presented is to raise Miller Avenue eight feet and extend it from 6th Avenue down to a proposed horizontal levee and retention area beginning at 11th Street. This will prevent the current nuisance flooding from extending further into the island as well as prepare the island for sea-level rise into 2100. The ROW and parcels to the left show property that is either owned by the city or would pose an easy acquisition by the city. Residents in the properties not identified here could receive a tax inducement through a pedestrian easement to complete the rest of the solutions. The solution presented aims to respect the homeowners wishes to remain in their current homes, increase connectivity throughout the island, and create resources for eco-tourism.

visualization

0 FT. 30 60

SketchUp, Lumion

of typical section between proposed raised road and estuary stream.

RAISED HOMES

RAISED DRIVEWAY

OYSTER SPHERES

RAISED ROAD

TRAIL

render for context only. render by Ibrahim

Alkarusi - JDDA

Professional Work @ James Doyle Design Associates

Interning at JDDA was an invaluable experience that offered the opportunity to work on multiple aspects of the design process.

Drafting landscape plans, dimensions plans, lighting plans, planting plans, material plans, and details were part of the experience, as well as: site visits, nursery visits, plant layouts, client meetings, and consultant coordination. The graphics displayed are a sample of work completed while there.

A A’

section elevation on following page

Limit of Disturbance

SECTION ELEVATION

The client was concerned about site disturbance. This graphic provides a visual of the expected impact. The stone wall is an existing historic wall that is proposed to be interrupted for vehicular circulation.

Limit of Disturbance

A’

LAUTNER EDGE POOL SCHEMATIC

2'-3 3/4" 1'-0" WATER DEPTH 3' - 6" WATER DEPTH 5' - 0" 32" X 32" TILE FLOOR BENCH/ SWIM-OUT EXTENTS OF CONCRETE 2 LSK1.0 2 LSK1.0 3 LSK1.0 18'-9" 1'-0" 1'-0" MAIN DRAIN SEE 3 / LSK - 1.0 18'-9" 13'-4 1/4" EXTENTS OF CONCRETE

1/4” = 1’, original scale 1/2” = 1’

SCALE: POOL PLAN 1/2" = 1'-0" 1

EXTENTS OF CONCRETE

18'-9"

DEPTH SECTION

= 1'-0" 2

NOTES:

1. JDDA DRAWING FOR REFERENCE ONLY, CONTRACTOR TO SUPPLY ENGINEERED SHOP DRAWINGS TO BE APPROVED BY LANDSCAPE DESIGNER PRIOR TO CONSTRUCTION.

2. STRUCTURAL ENGINEER TO SPECIFY POOL STRUCTURE.

3. VOLUME OF GUTTER TO BE SIZED BY POOL ENGINEER.

4. INTERIOR TILE FINISH TO BE APPROVED BY CLIENT AND ARCHITECT.

FOR REFERENCE ONLY, CONTRACTOR TO SUPPLY ENGINEERED SHOP DRAWINGS TO BE APPROVED BY LANDSCAPE DESIGNER PRIOR TO CONSTRUCTION. ENGINEER TO SPECIFY POOL STRUCTURE. GUTTER TO BE SIZED BY POOL ENGINEER. FINISH TO BE APPROVED BY CLIENT AND ARCHITECT.

5. JANDY CONTROL SYSTEM OR APPROVED EQUAL, PRODUCT AND LOCATION IN HOUSE TO BE VERIFIED BY CLIENT.

CONTROL SYSTEM OR APPROVED EQUAL, PRODUCT AND LOCATION IN HOUSE TO BE VERIFIED BY CLIENT.

BE APPROVED BY CLIENT.

6. POOL DEPTH TO BE APPROVED BY CLIENT.

7. POOL TO BE FILLED WILL FRESH WATER UPON COMPLETION DELIVERED VIA TRUCKS

FILLED WILL FRESH WATER UPON COMPLETION DELIVERED VIA TRUCKS

REQUIREMENTS AND COSTS FOR PLUMBING AND ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS FOR PUMP, FILTER, PERIMETER OVERFLOW BE INCLUDED IN PROPOSALS.

8. UTILITY REQUIREMENTS AND COSTS FOR PLUMBING AND ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS FOR PUMP, FILTER, PERIMETER OVERFLOW AND HEATER TO BE INCLUDED IN PROPOSALS.

9. POOL LAYOUT TO MEET ALL CURRENT SAFETY AND ANTI-ENTRAPMENT REGULATIONS.

TO MEET ALL CURRENT SAFETY AND ANTI-ENTRAPMENT REGULATIONS.

10. LAYOUT AND DEPTHS OF STEPS, SWIMOUTS, & JETS SHALL BE APPROVED BY CLIENT AND LANDSCAPE DESIGNER.

DEPTHS OF STEPS, SWIMOUTS, & JETS SHALL BE APPROVED BY CLIENT AND LANDSCAPE DESIGNER. PLANS FOR POOL EQUIPMENT LOCATION. POOL CONTRACTOR TO PROVIDE MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT,SPECIFICATION FOR APPROVAL BY CLIENT. TBD.

11. SEE ARCHITECT PLANS FOR POOL EQUIPMENT LOCATION. POOL CONTRACTOR TO PROVIDE MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT,SPECIFICATION FOR APPROVAL BY CLIENT.

12. POOL LIGHT TBD.

TO BE APPROVED BY LANDSCAPE DESIGNER PRIOR TO CONSTRUCTION.

VERIFIED BY CLIENT.

FILTER, PERIMETER OVERFLOW

LANDSCAPE DESIGNER.

MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT,SPECIFICATION FOR APPROVAL BY CLIENT.

POOL COPING 1" = 1'-0" 3

NOTES:

POOL TILE (TBD)

MASONRY SETTING BED

POOL TERRACE TILE (TBD) CUT AT 45 DEGREES MASONRY SETTING BED

POOL CONTRACTOR TO SPECIFY SS BRACKET TO HOLD ADJACENT TILE

SCALE: POOL COPING 1" = 1'-0" 3

POOL CONTRACTOR TO PROVIDE STAINLESS STEEL SHOP BRACKET DRAWING

TBD THICKNESS SPILLOVER TILE

1/4” = 1’, original scale 1/2” = 1’

POOL TILE (TBD)

MASONRY SETTING BED

POOL TERRACE TILE (TBD) CUT AT 45 DEGREES MASONRY SETTING BED

POOL CONTRACTOR TO SPECIFY SS BRACKET TO HOLD ADJACENT TILE

POOL CONTRACTOR TO PROVIDE STAINLESS STEEL SHOP BRACKET DRAWING

TBD THICKNESS SPILLOVER TILE

EXTENTS OF CONCRETE NOTES:

1" GAP TO EDGE TO STONE PENDING REVIEW BY WATERSHAPE

NOTES:

1. REVIEW TILE WITH OWNER AND ARCHITECT.

2. STRUCTURAL ENGINEER TO REVIEW SUPPORT PLATE AND POOL BEAM SIZE.

3. WATERPROOF CONCRETE ON ALL EXPOSED EDGES.

4. EXTEND POOL BEAM TO THE BACK OF THE ADJACENT FLOOR. POOL CONTRACTOR TO

SCALE: POOL COPING 1" = 1'-0" 3

1" GAP TO EDGE TO STONE PENDING REVIEW BY WATERSHAPE

1. REVIEW TILE WITH OWNER AND ARCHITECT.

2. STRUCTURAL ENGINEER TO REVIEW SUPPORT PLATE AND POOL BEAM SIZE.

3. WATERPROOF CONCRETE ON ALL EXPOSED EDGES.

4. EXTEND POOL BEAM TO THE BACK OF THE ADJACENT FLOOR. POOL CONTRACTOR TO DETAIL IN SHOP DRAWINGS.

1/2” = 1’, original scale 1” = 1’

SCALE:

schematic details drafted for pool consultant scale modified for portfolio

± 5'-0 ± 3' - 6" SEE 3 / LSK - 1.0 18'-9" EXTENTS OF CONCRETE

± 5'-0 ± 3' - 6" 18'-9"

1. REVIEW TILE WITH 2. STRUCTURAL ENGINEER 3. WATERPROOF CONCRETE 4. EXTEND POOL BEAM

SCALE: POOL WATER DEPTH SECTION 1/2"

± 5'-0 BENCH/ SWIM-OUT ± 3' - 6" SEE 3 / LSK - 1.0

SCHEMATIC LANDSCAPE

PROPOSED ILEX CRENATA HEDGE 3'

EXISTING BLUESTONE TERRACE, ADJUST AS NECESSARY

SUGGESTED TERRACE PLANTINGS

· WHITE GAURA

· PURPLETOP VERVAIN

· SWITCH GRASS

· DWARF FOUNTAIN GRASS

DOUBLE LEAF POOL ACCESS GATE

SINGLE LEAF ACCESS GATE

STEEL EDGING

CEDAR POST + WIRE MESS POOL CODE FENCE ENCLOSURE

PROPOSED BLUESTONE POOL TERRACE, PATTERN TO MATCH EXISTING

DOUBLE LEAF ACCESS GATE

SUGGESTED TRANSITION GARDEN PLANTINGS

· ALLEGHENY SERVICEBERRY

· TUFTED HAIR GRASS

· WHITE ALLIUM

· AUTUMN MOOR GRASS

RECLAIMED GRANITE PAVERS

RECLAIMED PAVERS

SUGGESTED FRONT FOUNDATION PLANTINGS

· BOXWOODS · MYRTLE

PROPOSED GRASS ISLAND

PROPOSED RED MAPLE (2)

RELOCATE BELGIAN BLOCK APRON

EXISTING DRIVEWAY TO MEET NEW DRIVE AT APRON

PROPOSED ILEX CRENATA HEDGE 5' TO SCREEN UTILITIES

PROPOSED PLANTINGS TO MATCH OPPOSITE SITE

RELOCATE BOXWOOD + SUPPLEMENT WITH NEW

EXISTING STONE RAMP

RELOCATE BOXWOOD + SUPPLEMENT WITH NEW

STEEL EDGING

RECLAIMED GRANITE CURB AND SLAB STEPS 24" GRANITE POOL COPING

GRANITE CURB TO REMAIN, ADJUST AS NECESSARY

PROPOSED RED MAPLE

EXISTING STONE WALL TO BE INTERRUPTED WITH 4' SETBACK FROM POOL FENCE

PROPOSES ILEX CRENATA HEDGE 5'

SCULPTURE

SUGGESTED ENCLOSED GARDEN PLANTINGS

· HYDRANGEA LIMELIGHT

· AGASTACHE

· SALVIA

· BLUESTAR

· CONEFLOWER

· DWARF FOUNTAIN GRASS

DOUBLE LEAF ACCESS GATE

DIAGONAL CROSS BRACE

WOODEN PRIVACY GATE

P O O L L A W N R E S D E N C E G A R A G E TR TR TR TR TR TR TR TR TR TR

1” = 50’, original scale: 1” = 20’

1" PIPE SIZE SWIVEL FLANGE ENLARGEMENT SCALE : 1:6

GATE + FENCE DETAILS

SELF-LATCHING MAGNA-LATCH INSTALLED PER MANUFACTURERS SPECIFICATIONS AND POOL CODE REGULATIONS, LOCATE ON POOL SIDE/INTERIOR OF GATED AREA

GALVANIZED WIRE MESH FENCE XX X-XX

1 x 4 BOTH SIDES WOOD STILE

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4-1/2" SS 304 SELF-CLOSING SPRING HINGE COMBO DARK BRONZE FINISH, FULL MORTISE

ZERO SELECT 1" PIPE SIZE SWIVEL FLANGE OR APPROVAL EQUAL

1" ROUND GALVANIZED CHAIN LINK FENCE POST

FOOTING TO BE CONFIRMED AT LOWER ELEVATIONS NEAR WATER

FOOTING TO FROST DEPTH TYP OR TO SOLID ROCK

6" ± 3'-0"

4-2" POST

4'-0" MIN

1 x 4 BOTTOM RAIL BOTH SIDES WOOD 2" MAX OPENING @ GRADE

TENSION WIRE IN LIEU OF CROSS BAR GAUGE & TYPE TO BE CONFIRMED

CANE BOLT ON POOL SIDE/INTERIOR OF GATED AREA

5000 PSI POURED CONCRETE FOOTING OR APPROVED

EQUAL TO BE AT LEAST 6" BELOW GRADE AND EXTEND TO FROST DEPTH

WOOD POST TO EXTEND INTO FOOTING

4'-6" MIN GATE LATCH

MIN WIDTH 4 x POST WIDTH TYP.

SELF-LATCHING MAGNA-LATCH INSTALLED PER MANUFACTURERS SPECIFICATIONS AND POOL CODE REGULATIONS, LOCATE ON POOL SIDE/INTERIOR OF GATED AREA

GALVANIZED WIRE MESH FENCE XX X-XX

POURED CONCRETE FOOTING TO EXTEND AT LEAST 2"-3" BELOW FROST DEPTH. FOOTING TO BE ON UNDISTURBED GRADE

1 x 4 BOTH SIDES WOOD STILE

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4-1/2" SS 304 SELF-CLOSING SPRING HINGE COMBO SET DARK BRONZE FINISH, FULL MORTISE

FOOTING TO BE CONFIRMED AT LOWER ELEVATIONS NEAR WATER

FOOTING TO FROST DEPTH TYP OR TO SOLID ROCK

6" ± 3'-0"

MIN WIDTH 4 x POST WIDTH TYP.

XX X-XX DOUBLE POOL GATE & CROSS BAR STABILIZATION DETAIL SCALE: 1/2" = 1'-0"

This project is the modification of an existing landscape in Connecticut that overlooks the valley and hills of the region. The schematic landscape plan was drafted from a sketch by a firm partner, in coordination with a landscape architect on the project. The fence and gate details are for the project.

1 x 4 BOTTOM RAIL BOTH SIDES WOOD 2" MAX OPENING @ GRADE

LOCKING CANE BOLT ON POOL SIDE/INTERIOR OF GATED AREA

5000 PSI POURED CONCRETE FOOTING OR APPROVED EQUAL TO BE AT LEAST 6" BELOW GRADE AND EXTEND TO FROST DEPTH

WOOD POST TO EXTEND INTO FOOTING

POURED CONCRETE FOOTING TO EXTEND AT LEAST 2"-3" BELOW FROST DEPTH. FOOTING TO BE ON UNDISTURBED GRADE

SELF-LATCHING MAGNA-LATCH INSTALLED PER MANUFACTURERS SPECIFICATIONS AND POOL CODE REGULATIONS, LOCATE ON POOL SIDE/INTERIOR OF GATED AREA

TENSION WIRE IN LIEU OF CROSS BAR GAUGE & TYPE TO BE CONFIRMED

SELF-LATCHING

MAGNA-LATCH INSTALLED PER MANUFACTURERS SPECIFICATIONS AND POOL CODE REGULATIONS, LOCATE ON POOL SIDE/INTERIOR OF GATED AREA

TENSION WIRE IN LIEU OF CROSS BAR GAUGE & TYPE TO BE CONFIRMED

FOOTING TO BE CONFIRMED AT LOWER ELEVATIONS NEAR WATER

1/4” = 1’, original scale: 1/2” = 1’

4'-6" MIN GATE LATCH

1 2" x X WOOD CAP

1 x 4 TOP RAIL BOTH SIDES WOOD

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4-1/2" SS 304 SELF-CLOSING SPRING HINGE COMBO SET DARK BRONZE FINISH, FULL MORTISE

1 x 4 BOTH SIDES WOOD STILE 1 x 4 BOTTOM RAIL BOTH SIDES WOOD 2" MAX OPENING @ GRADE

GALVANIZED WIRE MESH FENCE

5000 PSI POURED CONCRETE FOOTING OR APPROVED EQUAL TO BE AT LEAST 6" BELOW GRADE AND EXTEND TO FROST DEPTH

WOOD POST TO EXTEND INTO FOOTING

POURED CONCRETE FOOTING TO EXTEND AT LEAST 2"-3" BELOW FROST DEPTH. FOOTING TO BE ON UNDISTURBED GRADE MIN WIDTH 4 x POST WIDTH TYP.

1 x 4 BOTH SIDES WOOD STILE GALVANIZED WIRE MESH FENCE

4'-0 1 2 " GATE 4'-2" GATE POST XX X-XX XX X-XX 5 x 5 & 1 x 4 GATE POST TYP 3'-0" 4'-6" MIN GATE LATCH 360YARDWARE.COM 4-1/2" SS 304 SELF-CLOSING SPRING HINGE COMBO SET DARK BRONZE FINISH, FULL MORTISE 1 2" x X WOOD CAP 1 x 4 TOP RAIL BOTH SIDES WOOD

XX X-XX 5 x 5 & 1 x 4 GATE POST TYP

7'-7 1/2"

GAUGE & TYPE TO BE CONFIRMED

LOCKING

4'-0 1 2

4'-2" GATE POST XX X-XX XX X-XX 5 x 5 & 1 x 4 GATE POST TYP 3'-0"

" GATE

6" ±

FOOTING

DEPTH TYP

3'-0"

TO FROST

OR TO SOLID ROCK

1" ROUND GALVANIZED CHAIN LINK FENCE POST OR APPROVAL EQUAL

4'-0" MIN 4-2" POST

XX X-XX DOUBLE POOL GATE & CROSS BAR STABILIZATION DETAIL SCALE: 1/2" = 1'-0"

4'-6" MIN GATE LATCH

7'-7 1/2"

BLA Portfolio - Jacob Roberson

CONTENTS

JACOB ROBERSON

PROFESSIONAL INTERESTS

EDUCATION

RELEVANT WORK

SKILLS

ACHIEVEMENT

PERSONAL INTEREST

FARMSTEAD

FARMSTEAD masterplan + residence

FOCAL FEATURES

FARMSTEAD RESIDENCE

renderings

CAMPBELL

CAMPBELL RESIDENCE

design + planting plan

PLANT SCHEDULE

renderings

COLLEGE SQUARE

inventory/ analysis + behavior mapping

COLLEGE SQUARE PLAZA

BROAD STREET

SECTIONS

plan

TYBEE ISLAND back river resilience

ERODING SHORELINE

REPETITIVE FLOODING

NUISANCE FLOODING LINE

TYBEE BACK RIVER

S. of 6th / N. of 11th

Marsh Improvement Strategies

SALT MARSH DISTURBANCE

PROJECTED SEA LEVEL RISE

RAISED HOMES

RAISED DRIVEWAY

OYSTER SPHERES

RAISED ROAD

TRAIL

Professional Work @ James Doyle Design Associates

LAUTNER EDGE POOL SCHEMATIC

SCHEMATIC LANDSCAPE

GATE + FENCE DETAILS

Articles inside

SECTIONS

COLLEGE SQUARE PLAZA

FARMSTEAD RESIDENCE

FARMSTEAD