Portfolio of work for John C. Duthie Landscape Architect

JOHN C. DUTHIE Landscape Architect Portfolio 2019

Contents

PROFESSIONAL BACKGROUND

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COMMUNITY PROJECTS Discovery Ponds and Gardens 2 Maple Leaf Public School 3

COMPETITIONS The Hero’s Journey Jardins de Metis 5 Proposed Garden Bed-152.919 sq ft

7'-1 3/8"

FFE=100.00 ' 0 .0 94 X

D/S

Below-Grade Downspout Drainage

Existing Porch

DESIGN-BUILD Kortrighrt Road Renovation Project Hillsburgs Regrading Suffolk Street Ingram Drive Elmdale Drive

X 86 .0

0

X 86 .0

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4-Hills Yew

85.8

Proposed Bed-69.978 sq ft

12-Perennial

2.0%

1-Accent Shrub / Deciduous

Statue

Random square cut Banas Flagstone (Antique Black Limestone) D2 Main Area: 327.662 sq ft Perimeter: 156.225 ft

2.0%

2.0%

3-Perennial

0.2%

R 4'-1 3/4" 6-Rose Glow Japanese Barberry

6-Perennial

Proposed Bench

85.65

2-Accent Shrub / Deciduous

6-Rose Glow Japanese Barberry

85.5

20-Perennial 06

4.0%

7.0%

20-Perennial 06

Proposed Bed-389.956 sq ft

85.3

2-Amelanchier laevis

Proposed Bed with Ground Covers and Accent Perennia-220.986 sq ft

P/L

2'-6"

9-Emerald Cedar

2'-0"

Antique Iron Fence Panels to be sourced 40-60 linear feet 6-8' sections 36" height maximum

3'-9 3/4" 4'-9 1/4" Optionl column to support iron fence section Alternative: Iron Post supported by concrete footing

D1

Cedar Arbour and natural stone columns

Optionl column to support iron fence section Alternative: Iron Post supported by concrete footing

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Background

John C. Duthie (OALA,CSLA) Landscape Architect

Professional Background: John is driven to create highly detailed landscape spaces and lasting outdoor experiences for his clients for over the past fourteen years.

John is passionate about designing purposeful and functional landscapes. He adheres to a strict and principled technique of design process, resulting in programing that is balanced by function and by aesthetic beauty. He enjoys consulting with and educating the public regarding the use of native vegetation selections, encouraging natural ecosystems, and procuring local materials. His projects include a multitude of residential design and build projects in the Guelph, Puslinch and the Golden Horseshoe and include schoolyard naturalisation and community garden projects.

Freelance Landscape Architect Guelph, ON 2017-2019 &Ottawa, ON 2019- present

Project Landscape Architect The Land Plan Studio Inc.

Guelph, ON 2017-2019

Lead Designer Sheridan Nurseries Kitchener-Waterloo, ON 2016

Landscape Design-Build

Duthie Design Landscape Design-Build

Guelph, ON 2004-2017

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Community Projects

Sunrise Discovery Ponds and Gardens 2010

farm house

Project Goal:: Bringing Children with mental and physical challenges closer to nature.

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15

2

6

open grassed area

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9

pony and alpacca

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10

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Existing porch

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wheel chair accessible viewing area (limestone screeings)

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Pond and waterfall

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cedar trees and native shrubs

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Stream

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Native wildflowers/butterfly garden

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open grassed area

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ramp and connecting board walk

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raised planters (Wheelchair accessible)

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planting table (wheel chair accessible)

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raised beds

12

ramp

13

main platform (8.5 x 6 m)

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Living willow fort

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Teepee

16

Pump

17

Lower pond

pavillion 13 main platform

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12 16

6

14

7 open grassed area

Project Intent: The aim of this project is to bring all kids, and especially those with special needs, the opportunity to enjoy the outdoors and learn about nature. Kids will be able to help plant, to catch insects, and just plain enjoy being outside!

As the garden matures, it is expected that wildlife, including birds and butterflies, will be attracted to the colours and scents of the plantings surounding the stream and ponds. We hope to see frogs and other wildlife sightings soon!

DISCOVERY POND AND BUTTERFLY GARDEN SUNRISE THERAPEUTIC RIDING AND LEARNING CENTER. RR2 PUSLINCH, ONTARIO

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Community Projects P . S.

Maple Leaf Public School School yard Design Project 2010

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Project Goals: To rejeuvenate a typical public schoolyard that contains over 30 percent of its useable outdoor space in asphalt andthat contains a high level of competition for programmed activities and offers little vegetative biodiversity.

C0-Design Workshop: A community input and brainstorming session, plus a co-design event with the students, was organized. The adjacent panel shows student involvement and goals of co-designing with the public.

Analysis:

The banality of the school yard promoted vandalism, attention deficit and a general malaise amongst the population. In addition, the lack of any vegetative diversity and the highly asphalted playground promoted negative water runoff issues which in turn created unusable play areas. With virtually shade on the site, hot fall afternoons made for uncomfortable classroom teaching time, and windy winter environments , and offered little shade for students or community members who frequented the playground in the warmer months.

Students, staff, administrators and other stakeholders provided valuable information in the research during the design process. The hope was that active stakeholder involvement would lead to a design that would foster community ownership of the process and the final design.

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Community Projects

Maple Leaf Public School School yard Design Project 2010

1 Intermediate tree house Located on the tarmac, this area can be be converted for intermediate students into a tree house fort.

Older Students like to hang out away from the younger children , and therefore, a tree fort is a great idea.

The central portion would contain a stand of Trembling aspens, or alternatively, a group of fast growing Bamboo.

The vegetation provides a quick screening, creating a feeling of being within a mature tree canopy.

5 Shaded Seating Area

1

While the students congregate in a more personal and enclosed space, careful management of the vegetative growth will ensure that secure views into the area can be maintained.

Reducing the asphalted areas and providing a shaded microclimate for students and the building is the number one proposed concept. This area would be planted with double rows of deciduous trees and seating opportunities provided.

2 Wetland discovery park Located in the lowest area of the site, this zone would take all the runoff from the site, including the school's roof top , and be regraded to support a wetland vegetation retention area.

The idea is that students will help to plant and maintain the plantings, learning how those plants grow.

Countless educational opportunities are possible within this proposed area. Plantings will include native and regionally significant Specimens including, but not limited to :

4 Earthen mounds of colour

2

3 Amphitheater

Large berms are created here to enclose the play areas and define the space.

Plantings include cedar trees, deciduous trees and wildflowers grown from seed.

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3

In order to provide a public space for outdoor theater, concerts or gatherings, and for students, a amphitheater is proposed against this helled area.

This is a multi-functional idea: berms and cedars will help to reduce wind exposure, and tall trees will provide more shade from the hot sun.

Wild flowers provide color and interest and learning experiences: Birds and other life forms will love this spot, and children can start to see that they are connected to the natural world.

Students and teachers will use this amphitheater for school discussions, and outdoor classroom experiences, as well as to simply hang out.

Seating can be in the form of natural stone, formed concrete or wood. Integral to the design is the placement of deciduous and coniferous trees to provide screeing and shade and a feeling of immersion ina natural area.

Preliminary Master Plan: Maple Leaf Public School 155 Longford Drive

Landscape Master Plan drafted in AutoCAD and rendered in Adobe Photoshop.

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10

20

Newmarket, Ontario

Scale (meters)

Solution: Combining school curriculum with natural outdoor programming creates additional benefits in terms of learning outcomes. Planning for and allocating naturalized spaces benefits the adjacent community aesthetically and reconnects the site to the regional ecosystem. By providing a masterplan both the aesthetic and educational objectives were co-jointly determined.

A lack of ecological connection and a sterile environment could be overcome if the programming focused on building an ecological ethic, by using natural materials, and by creating simple outdoor play activities that involved the natural world.

Combining school curriculum with natural outdoor programming would create additional benefits in terms of learning outcomes.

Planning for and allocating naturalized spaces would also benefit the adjacent community aesthetically and would reconnect the site to the regional ecosystem.

By simply providing a layout for natural play activities, both the aesthetic and educational objectives were co-jointly determined. My interaction with educators revealed that almost any grade school subject from counting, to mapping, to experimentation, to identification, could be taught from an outdoor perspective.

The staff and the students confirmed that this idea was valid, and both were overly anxious to have those experiences realized.

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Competitions

The Hero’s Journey

Jardins de Metis Design Competition 2017

Project Goal: Design to meet program requirements by using fantasy and imagination to explore the nature of play and bring chidren closer to nature.

The Hero’s Journey ‘A hero ventures forth from the world of common day into a region of supernatural wonder: fabulous forces are there encountered and a decisive victory is won’ (Joseph Campbell)

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Competitions

The Hero’s Journey

Jardins de Metis Design Competition 2017

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Proposed Shed Location

2-Green Velvet Boxwood

2- Plantain Lilly 4-Host ssp.

4-Host ssp.

River Pebble-66 sq ft Bedroom

Kitchen

D/ S

3-Euphorbia polychroma

Dining

2.0%

2-Green Velvet Boxwood

Vinca minor Groundcover-268 sq ft 100%-Perennial-1 P/sq ft

Kortright Road Renovation Project

2018

D/ S

W E/ O

1-Hydrangea paniculata 4-Host ssp.

.0 76

10-Hosta x 'Minuteman'

X

Design-Build

2.0%

typ.

3-Euphorbia polychroma

Cedar Deck 1-Hydrangea paniculata

3-Hydrangea paniculata

Project Goal: Design and build a family retreat in a contemporary setting that provides privacy numerous and seating arrangements and quality furnishings.

4-Berberis thunbergii 'Crimson Pygmy' Berberis thunbergii 'Crimson Pygmy' X 2.52

2-Amelanchier laevis Tucci Umbrella Stand 2-Clematis 'Henrii'

2-Clematis 'Henrii'

1-Rosa 'Coral Dawn'

Lamium maculatum Ground Cover-628 sq ft 100%-P 1-Rosa 'Coral Dawn'

3-Cornus sericea 'stolonifera'

Pergola Vinca minor-365 sq ft

Patio Wall Below Grade

Existing Tulip Tree

3-Perennial 06-5'0"

Coniferous Shrub 02

River Pebble-210 sq ft

Edge of Pit

Edge of Root Ball

Tree Trunk

Plant List Rubber Hose and Galvanized Wire

TopView T Bar

Qty

Latin Name 5 Hydrangea paniculata

Prevailing Wind General Notes 1.

2.

3.

Min 12 guage wire attached to stake and section of garden hose to protect tree trunk T-Bari stake on prevailing wind side of tree (NW) 2400mm length.

4.

5.

6.

Stakes to be removed after maximuin two years from installation date Ball and Burlap (B&B) specimens require the removal of all wire, rope, burlap and twine from around the trunk and the top 1/3 of the rootball.

Scarify the bottom of the tree pit at the bottom to a depth of 300mm for aeration.

Plant to be immediately watered after planting with hose and slow drip. directly over the planting area.

Heavy clay or poorly drained soil requires all woody plants to be placed so that root collar is 75-100mm higher than surrounding grade.

Prior to mulching, lightly tamp soil around the root

200 6 2 7 2 3 10 14

Vinca minor Euphorbia polychroma Amelanchier laevis Berberis thunbergii Rosa 'Coral Dawn' Hosta x 'Blue Angel' Hosta x 'Minuteman'

Common Name

Scheduled Size

Hydrangea

40 cm / 3 gallon 6 flats/36plugs each 1 gallon 40 mm / w/b 2 gallon

Perrywinkle Perennial Allegheny Serviceberry Japanese Barberry Rosa 'Coral Dawn' Blue Angel Plantain Lily Minuteman Plantain Lily Plantain Lilly (preferred

Planting Directions Cost Per

1:1 foot

$30.00 1.5/ea / 300 $10.00 $300.00 $35.00 $30.00 $15.00 $15.00

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2018

2x2" Cedar Lattice Spaced evenly and flush with beams

2x10" Cedar Beam

14'

83 8'

1'0" max.

2x8" Rafter

Top portion of Pergola

Min 5" x 1/2" galvanized lag screw and washer for all beam connections

Corners of posts can include routered detail

7'0" max.

8'0" max.

Screw heads to be recessed min. 1/4 - 1/2"

12'

2x8" Endpiece

614'

2x10" Cedar Beam

Top portion of Pergola

6x6" Chamfered Cedar Post 2x8" Decorative Cedar Captial Maintain gap above with caulking

Base should not touch patio stone or soil Maintain gap a bottom 1/4" min.

°

.00 135

Finished Grade

Inside edge of posts line up with sliding doors

Top of concrete sits below grade

2x10" x Decorative Cedar Base Maintain gap below

2x2" Cedar Lattice Top Nailed in Place On top of Rafters

Cedar Post extends below grade

Bedding Course (Sand)

Top of Patio/Walkway

42" Min.

Design-Build

Kortright Road Renovation Project

Poured Concrete Sono Tube D5

Pergola Front View.

Do Not Scale

4" Min.

1-1/2 " Min.

dia=10" min.

Rafter notched to beam and toe nailed in place or screwed each side

45 degree angle D5

1-1/2"

D8

Pergola Top View

Do Not Scale

General Notes

Recessed Lag Screw attachments

Rafter Connection D5

Chamfer

Pergola D5 Front View Perspective

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View From Deck 6.

7.

John C. Duthie (OALA ) Landscape Architect 28 Vista Terrace Guelph, ON N1E 1A1 j.duthie@duthieassociates.ca

D5 - Pergola Construction Details 60 Kortright Road Guelph, ON

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All measurements are in feet and inches Pergola heights to be determined with client on-site at time of construction along with the designer All above ground lumber is cedar All cuts to lumber must be filed and sanded before attaching to structure All decorative bases and decorative capitals to be glued and caulked to prevent water damage All connecting hardware should be galvanized or painted to prevent rust All decorative base material should maintain a minimum 1/4" inch gap to prevent water damage at top and bottom All hardware to be counter sunk where possible Designer to supply template for decorative beam/rafter endpieces

Note: Down Lighting will be added to the pergola beams. Details to be provided at a later date

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REVISION HISTORY

REV

DESCRIPTION

DATE

APPROVED

2018

General Notes 1.

2.

All measurements in Meters All existing elevations taken from Sit plan prepared by VanHarten urveying Inc. (Project No. 25791-18 Contractor to verify all measurements and elevations at time of construction Landscape wall (armour stone) has been removed from the landscape program Refer to Origfinal Survey (VanHarten) for existing grades and layouts.

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4.

5.

LEGEND Existing Driveway

11.8%

Slope direction and percentage

5709 6th Line

1.24

X 42

Proposed Elevation

X 420.14

Existing Elevation

418

Project Goals: To provide grading plans and consultation to remediate the existing driveway ramp and improve site drainageon a a rural site.

Existing Contour Proposed Contour

REVISION HISTORY

HM

Underground Hydro Overhead Hydro

UH

418.58

River Pebble/Drip Line Main Area: 9.6 sq m

X

Garden Bed-37.7 sq m

Landing/Walkway Main Area: 8.8 sq m Perimeter: 21.44 m

Lawn-67.9 sq m

OH

Proposed Centerline of Swale and French Drain

FFE=420.57

HM X 01

.01 420 X

D/S

420.14

420.

4

X

Precast Paving

R 8.18

420.26

X

Outflow pipes min 4" PVC Non Perforated and to be capped / screened

4-Flowering Crabapple

42

FFE=420.56

6-Low Evergreen Shrub 420.29 HM X

R 6.09

X

River Pebble Main Area: 8.203 sq m 9-Low Flowering Deciduous Shrub

SECONDARY 3-Low Evergreen Shrub ENTRANCE 0.56

420.29 X

X 420.23

420.42 X

Rip Rap / erosion control

419

D/S

X

X

Well

X 419.9

River Pebble Main 420.22 Area: 8.203 sq m

Top of Sill 420.55 X

420.3 X

Top of Bank

22-Perennial

22-Perennial

1.5% 8

0

42

X

.5

UH

419

s

Proposed Asphalt Driveway Subsurface Main Area: 273.2 sq m Downspout Perimeter: 144.63 m Connections

D2

5

420.

X

%

7.6

9

UH

0

X 42

2

X

0.2 Garden Bed-37.725 sq m 42

Lawn-67.927 sq m

Cross Section

29

421.5

A

D/S

Bed_Tall Grasses_Deciduous Shrubs-42.805 sq m 1-Fagus grandifolia 422

Armour Stone placed randomly as needed to absorb grade

B

1.5

Not To Scale

42

4 2.3

42

422.5

1

UH

X

422

422.5

X

1 3.1

42 X

424 7

4.2

423.

424.5

Specifications 5

5

42

1 5.1

423

General Notes 1.Contractor will adhere to proprietary paver isntallation specifications.

1-Acer 2.After excavation compact the subsoil with a smallsaccharum to medium plate compactor and a minimum of 2 to three passes. Soft spots should be dug out and replaced with a suitable base material if needed.

3.Use 3/4" Crusher Run Gravel as the base material. Compact at 3"-4" lifts with a small to medium Compactor and a minimum of 2- three passes.

Compact to a minimum Standard Proctor Density of 95%. Edge of base material should extend beyond the paver laying surface edge 6".

4.Levelling Bed will be concrete sand.

5.Compact the pavers after installing the edge restraint in order to interlock and set the pavers in place. Run the compactor up to two passes over the pavers before installing the jointing sand.

6.Only polymeric joint sand to be used. Colour should match pavers. Install jointing sand at the end of installation and after installation of edge restaints. Use the plate compactor to run over the set stones up two Precast Concrete Paving Detail passes. Follow instructions for installing jointing sand, especially for watering and Cross setting.

Section 7.For cutting and fitting individual small pieces it is preferable to use a wet saw for accurate cuts. Where small pieces need to be fit in, avoid fitting them at the edges. Instead, disguise them into the larger paver area.

8.Edge restraint is to be placed along all edges after the installation of pavers.To be placed 1/4-1/2" below the top of the paving grade. Spikes to be set minimum 6" apart.

5 1-Fagus X 42 grandifolia

Undisturbed Subsoil

%

Rip Rap Main Area: 19.3 sq m Perimeter: 88.40 m

French Drain Cross Section.

Specifications

Stakes to be removed after maximum two years from installation date Ball and Burlap (B&B) specimens require the removal of all wire, rope, burlap and twine from around the trunk and the top 1/3 of the rootball.

3.

Scarify the bottom of the tree pit at the bottom to a depth of 300mm for aeration.

4.

Plantings to be immediately watered after planting with hose and slow drip. directly over the planting area.

5.

Heavy clay or poorly drained soil requires all woody plants to be placed so that root collar is 75-100mm higher than surrounding grade.

1-Acer saccharum 6. Prior to mulching, lightly tamp soil around the root ball in 6" lifts to brace shrub. Do not over compact.

When the planting hole has been backfilled, pour water around the root ball to settle the soil.

1.

2.

Rip Rap Main Area: 15.9 sq m Perimeter: 83.47 m

X 1-Acer saccharum

Edge of Pit

1.

Compacted/undisturbed subsoil

X

424.

0.53 0.60

7 4.2

42

.19

1-Acer saccharum

1. All PVC Pipe connection to be attached using PVC Cement 2.Ameasurements in meters 3.Apply 10-25-10 fertilizer on final levelling of sod bed to promote root growth 4.Minimum 6" screened topsoil for finsihed lawn grade 5.Lay sod perpendicular to house and stagger joints.

'A-A'

1 km

Compacted Screens

X

Specifications

GP-2

Map data ©2018 Google

X

424

421.5

6.0

Min. 4" PVC Perforated Drain Pipe

Sw

Edge restraint 5 4.6

42

2 4.3

42

0.82 min.

of

9" Galvanized Ardox Spike

X

5

6 3.0

42

422.5

4" PVC Non Perforated Drain Pipe Connects to down spout at opposite side of house (north)

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nter

Ce

6" min (typ.)

42

2.0%

D/S 1-Fagus grandifolia

Context Map

6

3.4

X

422

Subsurface Downspout Connection

5709 6th Line Hillsburgh

42

5.3%

PVC connecets to drain pipe at 90 degrees with a minimum of 4" (0.10m) above grade

Garden Bed-15.262 sq m

Paver

42

30.0%

D/S

m

Concrete Sand Leveling Bed

%

Downspout

Subsurface Downspout Connection

Polymeric jointing sand

423.5

X

Existing Grade To Remain

High Performance Bedding (HPB)

Sod

GARAGE FF=420.43

423

6

12.1

Screened Topsoil

Pavers Main Area: 13.420 13.554 sq m

as needed to absorb grade

3.0

42

B Garage Wall

1. Contractor will remove all conctrete walkways on site and dispose.

2.Existing driveway to be excavated (see details) 3.Proposed walkways and landings to be excavated andSubsurface infilled with 'A' Gravel to a minimum depth of Downspout 0.15m (6 inches). Installation of proposed Connection walkways/landing to be performed by separate D/S contractor.

4.Contractor will excavate, regrade and install french drainage system and prepare final grade for installation of sod. Separate contractor to install sod.

Landing/Walkway 5.Contractor will remove all soils for propsed garden Garden Bed-37.725 sq m Lawn-67.927 sq m Main Area: 8.769 sq beds and lawn area and import soils to those areas.

Perimeter: 21.44 m Garden Bed areas to be amended with triple mix soils to a minimum detph of 0.15m (6 inches). Sod Low Perennials / Groundcovers-55.444 sq m areas to be filled with screened topsoils to a minimum 0.15. Depthsto be detemermined at time of construction, based on quality of soils.

6.Contrtactor will connect and install Bed_Tall down spout Grasses_Deciduous Shrubs-42.805 sq m ale connection to t he frenchSwdrain system (along the of east housewall and Ce garage section) as drawn on nter plan. Contractor will install second down spout Armour Stone connection on east side of housewall (not placed randomly connected to french drain).

6" min.

UH

42

Subsurface Downspout Connection

Phase One-Driveway/Drainage Construction

UH

GP-2

421

Low Perennials / Groundcovers-55.444 sq m

8

0.4 42 X

24

421.

X

Garden Bed-15.262 sq m

4

4.2

Recycled Asphalt Driveway (RAP)

Armour Stone

Landing/Walkway Main Area: 8.769 sq m Perimeter: 21.44 m

420.50 X

42

'B-B'

FF=420.43 420.5

1.2

42 X

421.

X

UH

.0% 23

X

421

0.5

420.30

1.0%

%

42

5.6%

Armour Stone

7 0.2

GARAGE

Sod replacement 60 sq.m.

Approximate scope depending on extent of french drain excavations

%

1.5 2.0

0

42

5709 6th Line Pavers Main Area: 13.420 13.554 sq m

Center of Swale and French Drain

420.33

AX

0.3

42 X

Sod replacement 60 sq.m.

Approximate scope, depending on extent of excavations for swale and french drain

SECONDARY ENTRANCE

e

9

0.1

42 X

'A-A'

% 6.3

X

.52

420.08

Lin

0.0

42

4.7

Specifications 1. Asphalt should be 100% recycled material 2.Excavate and dispose all existing concrete as outlined on Landscape Construction Plans (D&A) 3.Excavate and dispose of existing driveway materials to a depth of 200300 mm (8-12") 4.Infill driveway with Crusher Run ‘A’ Gravel to a depth of 150mm to 200mm (6-8”) as outlined on Landscape Construction Plans (D&A). Compact subgrade, install driveway base and compact in three-inch lifts.

5.Lay asphalt in two courses to a compacted thickness of 50 mm on the bottom course, 40 mm top course.

6.Asphalt installer to provide in-house details and specifications to Landscape Architect along with estimate 7. Asphalt installer to provide performance gurantee and or warranty to client

1

0.1

42

DS

APPROVED

6th

%

1.0

Driveway edge adjusted and bed widened

X

SECONDARY Well ENTRANCE

420

0.0

420.

X

8.1%

main

X % 5.5

15

e Re

%

1.5

X 420.23

DATE

2-Focal Point Low Evergreen

X

1.7% Grad

.27

Sod replacement 60 sq.m.

Approximate scope, depending on extent of excavations for swale and french drain

7

420.1

%

9.3 %

X

2.0

33% Exist ing

D/S

0.0

42

82

X 420.0

River Pebble Main Area: 2.135 sq m

0

42 X

%

2% 2%

1 km

2-Focal Point Low Evergreen 0 0.1

Subsurface Downspout Connection

2-Coniferous Shrub

2-Coniferous Shrub Map data ©2018 Google

2.0%

GARAGE

FF=420.43

10.0%

s

22-Perennial

HM

7.0

Course angular rock to control erosion (RipRap)

main

4-Flowering Crabapple

Context Map 6-Low Evergreen Shrub

DESCRIPTION

42

UH

Well

e Re

5709 6th Line Hillsburgh

River Pebble Main Area: 2.135 sq m

Pavers Main Area: 13.4 sq m 13.420

Asphalt Surfacing

0.62

Grad

419 .5

2-Coniferous Shrub 420.36

1.0%

419

01

420.

X

9-Low Flowering Deciduous Shrub 3-Low Evergreen Shrub

2-Coniferous Shrub

22-Perennial

Step and Landing

420.28 X X

River Pebble

33% Exist ing

REV

.5

River Pebble/Drip Line Main Area: 2.5 sq m

Armour Stone

Down Spout/Subsurface connection

418

Garden Bed-15.3 sq m

1"

Hydro Meter

12.0%

Design-Build

Hillsburgh Grading and Construction

1-Fagus grandifolia

Stakes to be removed after maximum two years from installation date Ball and Burlap (B&B) specimens require the removal of all wire, rope, burlap and twine from around the trunk and the top 1/3 of the rootball.

Scarify the bottom of the tree pit at the bottom to a depth of 300mm for aeration.

Plantings to be immediately watered after planting with hose and slow drip. directly over the planting area.

Heavy clay or poorly drained soil requires all woody plants to be placed so that root collar is 75-100mm higher than surrounding grade.

Prior to mulching, lightly tamp soil around the root ball in 6" lifts to brace shrub. Do not over compact.

When the planting hole has been backfilled, pour water around the root ball to settle the soil.

Edge of Root Ball 2.

Tree Trunk 3.

4.

Rubber Hose and Galvanized Wire T Bar

5.

TopView

6.

Prevailing Wind

DNS

Prevailing Wind

Precast Concrete Paving Detail

1-Acer saccharum 1-Acer saccharum Min 12 guage wire attached to stake and section of garden hose to protect tree trunk

Min 12 guage wire attached to stake and section of garden hose to protect tree trunk

Landscape Grading and Construction Plan

Min. 2 pcs. 2"x2" wooden construction stake inbedded min. 6" into undisturbed soil on upward side of hill at a min. 30 degree angle

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Min. 2 pcs. 2"x2" wooden construction stake inbedded min. 6" into Root Collar undisturbed soil on upward side of hill at a min. 30 degree angle

5709 6th Line Hillsburgh. July 2018

4" layer of mulch No more than 1" of mulch on top of root ball See Specification for Mulch

4" layer of mulch No more than 1" of mulch on top of root ball See Specification for Mulch Prior to mulching, lightly tamp soil around the root ball in 6" lifts to brace shrub. Do not over compact. When the planting hole has been backfilled,Original pour water around the root ball to slope should pass settle the soil. through the point where the

Original slope should pass through the point where the trunk meets substrate/soil

General Notes 1.

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trunk meets substrate/soil Round - topped soil berm 4" high and surface shall 8" wide above root ballof Slope sides be centered on the down loosened soil hill side of the root ball for 240 degrees. Berm shall begin at root ball periphery.

Slope sides of loosened soil

Loosen the soil. Dig and turn the soil to reduce the compaction to the area and depth shown.

Stakes to be removed after maximun two years from installation date Ball and Burlap (B&B) specimens require the removal of all wire, rope, burlap and twine from around the trunk and the top 1/3 of the rootball.

Scarify the bottom of the tree pit at the bottom to a depth of 300mm for aeration.

Plant to be immediately watered after planting with hose and slow drip. directly over the plkanting area.

Heavy clay or poorly drained soil requires all woody plants to be placed so that root collar is 75-100mm higher than surrounding grade.

Loosen the soil. Dig and turn the soil to reduce the compaction to the area and depth shown.

Existing soil

Bottom of root ball rests on existing or compacted soil.

Min 12 guage wire attached to stake and section of garden hose to protect tree trunk

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Min 12 guage wire attached to stake and section of garden hose to protect tree trunk

T-Bar stake on prevailing wind side of tree (NW) 2400mm length.

GP-2

PLANTING SUGGESTIONS 1.

Shrubs Root Collar •Sorbaria sorbifolia Work Breakdown Schdule: Phase Two Planting /Construction •Juniperus ssp. (J.sabina, Juniperus scopulorum, 1. Install pre-cast concrete walkways and landings. Materials to be determined.

•Physocarpus opufolius 2.Rejeuvenate garden beds with the import of tripple mix soil, or alternatively •Physocarpus opulifolius "Mindia" General Notes adding manure and peat moss and additional organic matter. Soils should be •Sambuscus racemosa Stakes todepth be removed after tilled 1. to a minimum of 0.15m (sixmaximun inches). two years from •Syringa vulgaris installation date 3.Rejeuvenate lawn replacement zones soils to a minimum depth of 0.15m (6 •Rosa ssp (Rosa acicularis, Rosa arkansana 2. Preferably Ball and removal Burlap (B&B) require with the removal inches). of soilspecimens and replacement screened topsoil.

•Cotoneaster apiculatus (Nice plant but with all the weeding it will burlap and from around the of all wire, rope, This soil may already be excavated by twine driveway contractor and infilled ready make it difficult. If we use some armour stone on the hill you can trunk and the top 1/3 of the rootball.

(TBD). for sod installation Prior tospill mulching, it will over thelightly front tamp face.) soil around the plant this behind the stones and Scarify the bottom of the tree shrubs pit at the bottom to a materials including trees, and perennials. root ball to brace shrub.

Do not over 4.Install3.all plant •Cotinus coggygria (Will get large and in out6"oflifts hand, so plant in the depth of 300mm for aeration.

5.Install mulches to planting beds to a maximum deoth of 4".

Colour to be compact. the planting hole distance. I like the purple colouring, and When the smokey flowering is has been 4.

Plant to be immediately watered after planting with determined by client. backfilled, pour water around the root ball to unique.) hose and drip.as directly over theconcept plkanting area.

6.This planting plan is slow intended a preliminary only.

Plants listed are the soil.

•Myrica pensylvanica (Acid soilsettle requirement-use one third peat Heavy clay or poorly drained requires all woody meant5.to convey general sizes only, andsoil to be determined by client. The plan moss in the planting hole)sabia plantsattoa be placed so that root collar isvarieties, 75-100mm may be revised later date with exact species, sizes, etc. Bed •Rhus aromatica "Gro-Low" Deer and- topped rabbit resistant (Really Round soil berm 4" high and than surrounding grade. for estimation and have been shape andhigher material quantiies are indicated wonderful and fragrant Groundcover) 8" wide above root ball surface shall accepted by client. be centered on the down hill side of 7. All plantings should be equipped with garden hoses and sprinklers that can be 2.

Trees the root ball for 240 degrees. Berm easily attached by thte client to make watering effective and efficient. All •Acer ginnala shall begin at root ball periphery. plantings should be watered immediately after planting and the installation of •Amelanchier laevis muches.

•Acer saccharum •Fagus grandiflora 3 Perennials •Hemerocallis •Salvia superba •Sedum ssp.

•Solidago •Veronica ssp.

•Vitis •Liatris punctate •Aster laevis

Bottom of root ball rests on existing or compacted soil.

20 m

PLANTING SUGGESTIONS 1.

Shrubs 4" layer of mulch •Sorbaria sorbifolia No(J.sabina, more than 1" of mulch on top •Juniperus ssp.

Juniperus scopulorum, root ball •Physocarpusofopufolius Specification for Mulch •PhysocarpusSee opulifolius "Mindia" •Sambuscus racemosa •Syringa vulgaris •Rosa ssp (Rosa acicularis, Rosa arkansana •Cotoneaster apiculatus (Nice plant but with all the weeding it will Original slope should passstone on the hill you can make it difficult.

If we use some armour through the point the over the front face.) the stones andwhere it will spill plant this behind trunk meets substrate/soil •Cotinus coggygria (Will get large and out of hand, so plant in the distance. I like the purple colouring, and the smokey flowering is unique.)

Slope sides of •Myrica pensylvanica loosened(Acid soil soil requirement-use one third peat moss in the planting hole)sabia •Rhus aromatica "Gro-Low" Deer and rabbit resistant (Really wonderful and fragrant Groundcover) Loosen the soil. Dig and turn the 2.

Trees soil to reduce the compaction to •Acer ginnalathe area and depth shown.

•Amelanchier laevis •Acer saccharum •Fagus grandiflora

Existing soil

T-Bar stake on prevailing wind side of tree (NW) 2400mm length.

Work Breakdown Schdule: Phase Two Planting /Construction 4" layer of mulch 1. Install pre-cast concrete walkways and landings. Materials to be determined.

No more than 1" of mulch on top 2.Rejeuvenate garden beds with the import of tripple mix soil, or alternatively of root ball adding manure and peat moss and additional organic matter. Soils should be See Specification for Mulch tilled to a minimum depth of 0.15m (six inches).

3.Rejeuvenate lawn replacement zones soils to a minimum depth of 0.15m (6 Round - topped soil berm 4" high and inches). Preferably removal of soil and replacement with screened topsoil. 8" wide above root ball surface shall Root This soil may already be excavated by driveway contractor and infilled readybe centered on the down hill side of Collar for sod installation (TBD). the root ball for 240 degrees. Berm Original slope should pass 4.Install all plant materials including trees, shrubs and perennials. shall begin at root ball periphery. through the point where the 5.Install mulches to planting beds to a maximum deoth of 4". Colour to be trunk meets substrate/soil determined by client.

6.This planting plan is intended as a preliminary concept only. Plants listed are meant to convey general sizes only, and to be determined by client. The plan Slope sides of may be revised at a later date with exact species, varieties, sizes, etc. Bed loosened soil shape and material quantiies are indicated for estimation and have been accepted by client.

7. All plantings should be equipped with garden hoses and sprinklers that can be easily attached by thte client to make watering effective and efficient. All Loosen the soil. Dig and turn the plantings should be watered immediately after planting and the installation of soil to reduce the compaction to muches. the area and depth shown.

Existing soil

3 Perennials •Hemerocallis •Salvia superba Bottom of root ball rests on existing or •Sedum ssp.compacted soil.

•Solidago •Veronica ssp.

•Vitis •Liatris punctate •Aster laevis

3x widest dimension of root ball

Bottom of root ball rests on existing or compacted soil.

3x widest dimension of root ball

3x widest dimension of root ball

D1

Coniferous Planting Detail on Slope 5% (20:1) to 50% (2:1) Cross Section View

Not to Scale

Unmodified Soil D1

Coniferous Planting Detail on Slope 5% (20:1) to 50% (2:1) Cross Section View

D2 LP1

Unmodified Soil

Deciduous Planting Detail on Slope 5% (20:1) to 50% (2:1) Cross Section View

Unmodified Soil D2 LP1

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Deciduous Planting Detail Cross Section View

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5709 6th Line Hillsburgh

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2018

7'-1 3/8"

Project Goals: To transform an historic residential site

FFE=100.00 ' 0 .0 94 X

D/S

Below-Grade Downspout Drainage

Existing Porch

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4-Hills Yew

85.8

Proposed Bed-69.978 sq ft

12-Perennial

2.0%

1-Accent Shrub / Deciduous

2.0%

3-Perennial

2.0%

Random square cut Banas Flagstone (Antique Black Limestone) D2 Main Area: 327.662 sq ft Perimeter: 156.225 ft

Statue

0.2%

R 4'-1 3/4"

85.65

2-Accent Shrub / Deciduous

6-Rose Glow Japanese Barberry

6-Perennial

Proposed Bench

6-Rose Glow Japanese Barberry

85.5

20-Perennial 06

4.0%

7.0%

20-Perennial 06

Proposed Bed-389.956 sq ft

85.3

2-Amelanchier laevis Proposed Bed with Ground Covers and Accent Perennia-220.986 sq ft

9-Emerald Cedar

2'-6"

REVISION HISTORY REV

P/L

Optionl column to support iron fence section Alternative: Iron Post supported by concrete footing

DATE

APPROVED

D1

Optionl column to support iron fence section REVISION HISTORY Alternative: Iron Post REV supported by concrete footing DESCRIPTION

Cedar Arbour and natural stone columns

DATE

APPROVED

Chamfered Post Top

82 SUFFOLK

2x8" cedar continuous piece

Proposed Arbour and Iron Fence

Side View at Driveway

Decorative cedar molding Chamfered Post Top

8"x 8" or 6"x6" Cedar Post

2x8" cedar continuous piece Decorative cedar molding

8"x 8" or 6"x6" Cedar Post

2'-10 5/8"

2'-4" 1'-11"

Antique fence section approx 7-8' length x 36" height

1'-8"

8'-8 3/8"

Decorative cedar molding

Fence section Attached at stone column 2'-10 5/8"

Antique fence section approx 7-8' length x 36" height

1'-8"

2" thick Banas Coping Kota Black

8'-8 3/8"

2'-4" 1'-11"

4" Thick Banas Decorative cedar molding Silver Valley Wallstone Saw cut top and bottom Glued mortar joint Attached with mortar and brick ties to concrete pier 2" thick Banas Coping Kota Black

Fence section Attached at stone column

Min 8" Dia. concrete pier / square 4" Thick Banas 8" deep Silver Valley Wallstone Banas Silver Valley Wallstone Saw cut top and bottom Saw cut top and bottom Glued mortar joint Glued mortar joint Attached with mortar and brick ties to Attached with mortar and brick ties to concrete pier concrete pier

5'-2 1/2"

D1

Do Not Scale

Cllear Gravel base Min 6" depth

5'-2 1/2"

Arbour Detail

3'6" Min

D1

Min 8" Dia. concrete pier / square

8" deep Banas Silver Valley Wallstone Saw cut top and bottom Glued mortar joint Attached with mortar and brick ties to / square Min 8" Dia. concrete pier concrete pier

Top View 6'-7"

2'-0"

Antique Iron Fence Panels to be sourced 40-60 linear feet 6-8' sections 36" height maximum

DESCRIPTION

3'-9 3/4" 4'-9 1/4"

6'-7"

Design-Build

Suffolk Street

Proposed Garden Bed-152.919 sq ft

Cllear Gravel base Min 6" depth

Arbour Detail Do Not Scale

Top View Min 8" Dia. concrete pier / square

D1

3'6" Min

Arbour Detail Do Not Scale

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Front View

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Arbour Detail Do Not Scale

Front View

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Proposed Arbour and Iron Fence

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Pedestrian Access

Garage

Semi-Private Zone Parking

Small Unused Space

Front Entrance

Slope needs to be addressed.

Maximum 5 % slope for barrier-free access

Small Narrow Step and Landing

8.0%

Lawn

Transition Zone and Pedestrian Access Front Entrance Framing

Garage Foyer

Front Entrance

Needs Access / Preferably Barrier-Free

Principle Access

Garage

No Access Required

Kitchen

Front Entrance

Buffer

Kitchen

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Primary Access To Back Yard

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Foyer

Transition and Secondary Access

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Mitrigate Slope With Hardscaping

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Vegetable Gardening

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Open Area for Access

Vegetation / Shading

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Vegetation / Shading Storage

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Site Inventory Open Views

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Vegetation for Shading

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Process: A typical design process begins with inventory and analysis of the site and study of the function of spaces and relationships

40 Ingram Drive Living Room

Site Inventory

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Dining Room Entrance Second Floor

Living Room

End Fencing and Return Fenceline Past Door,

40 Ingram Drive

Dining Room

2010

Driveway (Asphalt)

Needs Pedestrian Access / Preferably Barrier-Free

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Project Goals: To develop a landscape plan for a naturalised outdoor garden space that reflects the surrounding conseration lands, with emphasis on the client’s children and outdoor play experience.

40 FT

Date

12/12/12

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40 Ingram Drive Drawn By

Scale

JCD

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Date

Dec 2012

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Leblanc_Dec 10.vwx

Inventory

Analysis

Functional Diagram

Access Surface (Compacted Screenings)

Walkway Main Area: 53.99 sq ft Border Area: 16.30 sq ft Perimeter: 50.48 ft

Ramp Section 1 Main Area: 29.98 sq ft Border Area: 10.29 sq ft Perimeter: 32.20 ft

Landing Main Area: 11.61 sq ft Border Area: 5.18 sq ft Perimeter: 17.86 ft

Ramp Section 1 Main Area: 44.57 sq ft Border Area: 13.66 sq ft Perimeter: 42.30 ft

-1'.45" 0"

8.0%

W 8" x H 18" Natural Stone Edging

-1'5.465"

-1'.45" -1'5.465"

8.0%

8.0%

-2'3.889"

3-Select Dense Spreading Yew Raised Deck

Soldier Course Main Area: 431.66 sq ft Border Area: 46.07 sq ft Perimeter: 94.16 ft Front Entrance

15'-4"

Living Room

Landing Main Area: 47.39 sq ft Perimeter: 37.23 ft

Gated Access

%

0 2.

11'-

11"

23'-11"

Cut Random Flagstone Patio on Concete Base Main Area: 192.71 sq ft Border Area: 37.23 sq ft Perimeter: 58.37 ft

Garage Dining Room

Kitchen

Fence Line

15-Eastern Arborvitae Landing and Side Entrance Main Area: 99.97 sq ft Border Area: 14.03 sq ft

2.0%

Property Line

Property Line

Steps Fence Line

40 Ingram Drive Preliminary Plan

Vegetable Bed-245.751 sq ft Dog Kennels

Scale: 3" = 16' 0"

11 Title

Design-Build

Ingram Drive 2010

Plastic Semi-circular Ladder

Ladder Rung

Timber Roofline Later Climbing Timbers at grade

9'-5"

Cedar Timber Post/ Unfinished

2nd Floor

Ladder Access/Tube

Rough Cedar Timber for Climbing/Access

Upper floor Ceiling Beams Rough Cedar Timber

6'-6"

Rough Cedar Timber for Climbing/Access

Post/ Cedar Timber Unifinished 6" dia minimum

1st Floor

6'-6"

2nd Floor

D2

14'-0"

D1

Tree Fort 40 Ingram Drive

Tree Fort 1"=4'0"

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Plan View

Front View 1"=4'0"

Tree Fort Concept: The project site is located on a new property with no existing vegetation. A tree fort concept is developed using raw timber materials and surrounded with a rich pallet of evergreen and deciduous trees to give the feeling of being elevated in a canopy. Aditional features include a willow branch tunnel and spider web in rope.

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D1 1 D6

Extension of Air Vent/ Cellar

2010

Landing Banas Random/ Wet Lay degrees / Jet Black (Granite) / Mortared on existing concrete Main Area: 24.636 sq ft Perimeter: 20.212 ft

5 D2

3x Stone Step Banas Jet Black Rock Faced

1

Design intent: 3 1/2

Design-Build

Elmdale Drive The intent of this plan is to provide a wider access route to the front entrance with a contrasting ground plane that will fit in with the existing driveway materials and layout.

The walkway has been set at a 45 degree angle to enhance views towards the front garden and to create a dynamic and modern layout. Walkway materials are similar in shape and pattern of the existing driveway for continuity and are intended to blend in with the existing driveway layout. Landing and steps are in natural stone at the request of the client and match the colour and tone of the proposed walkway.

Garage D3-4

Proposed Trellis

Brussels Block Halfstone / Charcoal / Herring Bone

2

Installation of an existing concrete bench is located infront of a small bed designed to hold seasonal bulbs and annuals. The garden is comprised of shrubs that produce seasonal interest and that are relatively small-medium in habit. They are arranged to follow the rectilinear form of the layout at the prescribed angle.

D3 2

24"X24" Sqauare Cut Flagstone to match Walkway

Existing poured concrete bench

Matching Sailor Course / Walkway

Annuals and Bulbs

D5

Proposed border in Unilock Brussels Block / Standard Stone/ Midnigh Charcoal

3

Hexagonal Urn with seasonal interest

34 Elmridge

Project Goals: To re-hardscape a dull front entry and provide a more formal style complete with sieating and viewing of redsigned shrub and perennial beds.

Perspective

Trellis Concept in Cedar

Garden Bed/Low perennial ground covers and dark mulch

34 Elmridge

Perspective View From Driveway

Lawn Proposed Driveway_Unilock_Brussels Block

34 Elmridge

Perspective View From Driveway

Title

34 Elmridge

PELLETTIER PROPERTY 1"=2'0"

A-Rectilinear

0

Preliminary Plan

B-Rectilinear Extended

Pellettier_Form Analysis Scale: 1/8" = 1'-0"

34 Elmridge Drive

C-Combination Formal

2

4

6

8

10 FT

Preliminary Plan

Drawing Number

Drawn By

Date

LP2

JCD

12/01/2016

CAD File Name

Pellettier_Front_Preliminary Plan.vwx

D-Combination Casual

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Elmdale Drive 2010 1-Rosa Coral Dawn-2

Arbour

1-Rosa Coral Dawn-2

Lot Line

1-Existing Border Forsythia to be pruned

1-Unidentified existing shrub

1-Autumn Brilliance Serviceberry

3-Hydrangea macrophylla 'Perfection'-2

24-Fern

24-Fern

2-Clematis x 'Henryi'-2 3-Hydrangea macrophylla 'Perfection'-2

7-Thuja occidentalis 'Emerald'-5 Large concrete urn with seasonal plantings

Viewing area in power tamped gravel fines with Border in Antique Black Flagstone

12-Fern

Lawn

12-Fern

12-Fern

Proposed small statue The Flutist

12-Fern 12-Fern

Proposed small statue The Boy and Dolphin

6-Buxus x 'Green Gem'-2 3/4

Vinca minor groundcover

2 small planters / seasonal annuals

5-Hosta ssp.

12-Pewter Lace Painted Fern

2-Japanese Kerria, Japanese rose

12-Fern

1-Autumn Brilliance Serviceberry Vinca minor groundcover

Existing Flowering Shrub

Groundcovers/ Vinca Minor -481.844 sq ft

9-Fern

Taxus x media 'Hillii' (Existing to remain) 3-Hosta ssp.

3-Hydrangea macrophylla 'Perfection'-2

LP2

Smith-Pellettier 1"=4'0"

34 Elmridge Drive Planting Plan