Katherine Thomas Portfolio

University of Greenwich Faculty of Architecture / London, UK

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Summer Landscape Architecture intern : 07 / 2018 - 09 / 201 Parker Rodriguez Inc. Alexandria, VA

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Table of Contents 01-11 Circadia City London, UK 12-15 Tides of Time Park London, UK 16 New Business Campus Plan Blacksburg, VA 17 Research Center Courtyard Blacksburg, VA 18 Internship Sample Bethesda, MD 19-20 Illustrative Samples

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Ground Lighting Water Vossi Maiten Pride of India Willow Sakura Beech Scotts Pine Red Robin Ginkgo Ginkgo Nana Silver Birch River Birch Crepe Myrtle Hazel Hawethorne PInus Nigra

Circadia City Location: Multiple Throughout London Size: Various Locations Project: Design for London 2050 National Park Initiative based off of the official ‘London National Park City Manifesto’ Design: A programmatic spaces addressing the future increase in Insomnia and work schedules resulting from a 24/7 London. Spaces addressing the different stages in the typical circadian rhythm that can be improved.

Aimed at enriching the lives of humans, one of the species in National Park City, by helping keep a healthy sleep schedule. The main project site is focused in Canningtown with various docking locations along the River Lea and the Thames.

Floor Light Rail Line Tree Light Stone paving

Willow cover Bamboo Lavender Wetland Planting mix (specify) Wild Flower patch Stepa Fern Poppy Hydrangea Herbs Existing Tree Fire Pit Hammock Bench

Stone path

Wild grass edge planting

Pebble path

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Red Light Cove

Planter Below Structure line Topography

Wake up Cafe

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Circadia City Manifesto

In the year 2050 transportation will have dramatically changed in efficiency with self driving cars, hyperloops, and the proposed 24/7 transportation, along with London’s two new cross rails spanning from East to West London. With such changes how will they affect Londoners?

Would people’s schedules differ and open more possibilities with all day access to transportation?

In addition to these questions. London’s population will grow to 11 million, growing 30%. That means growing economy, and a growing transport, and workforce to support all of these factors. In 2050 more than ever will workers be pushing their limits and their biology to keep up with all of these changes.

One wonders if a 24 hour london could increase businesses and jobs to operate in more flexible hours and provide a reliability. A main sector that would be predicted to grow is transportation. As well as provide more opportunities for service industries, and food.

As of today many londoner’s already experience a common side effect of the current economic demands. Lack of sleep. 30% of the population does not receive the proper amount of sleep while 27% suffers from insomnia. These numbers don’t just offer threats to the work forces’ health but also productivity. 11 million londoners means that only more people will find themselves living with a lack of sleep, poor sleep schedules, and insomnia. Sleep is such a critical part of the lives of business and it’s workers, by 2050 it should be prioritized as much as physical fitness, diets, and mental health.

The site provides a solution to this problem and inequality of health priorities, putting sleep to the very top. The project will provide spaces for users who are suffering from insomnia, disrupted circadian rhythm and general needs for sleep. These three levels are important in the cities sleep problem. The first is insomniacs. Experts say, that if you can’t fall asleep within the first 30 minutes of trying to fall asleep it is best to do a calming activity in the meantime. The misunderstood group requires attention to help facilitate sleep for them or offer a space for them to functioning in their usual hours. Mean time space, before they can enter the stages of sleep. The spaces in the project that will be designed for them will include non stimulating characteristics to allow them to ease into the sleep mentality, as well as calming activities. These spaces are open and allow for an ambiance to relax the visitor but allow a space that can be accessed 24/7 and always provide the drowsy inducing space.

The spaces will facilitate a circadian rhythm reset. Allowing one to go through multiple sleep cycles to set them up to have a proper rhythm that may better fit to their schedules. These spaces will be used for up to 8-9 hours and will be smaller in scale as their are more intimate spaces so the user can feel more secure in the vulnerable state of sleep. These spaces will be stationary. To allow the user to use it without any worry or bother. More so of a sleep clinic. The visitor may go in book an appointment and set up the hours or time frames they wish their circadian rhythms to follow. This stage will also include mini facilities to help them wake up. These small wake up spaces will provide stimulating features to wake up the user and let them begin the waking cycle of the circadian rhythm.

The third space will be for 20 minutes to 2 hours of use. To allow the range of a power nap to a longer more intense nap. These will be move spaces located all around the cities waterfront. Providing access to the many workers of london finding themselves in need of some rest so they can resume to their jobs of activities more energized and productive. These pods will allow the user the choice of time and location of the sleep they need.

This scheme in theory would be embraced by businesses the same way they have gym office gym amenities and healthy food options in the workplace, as businesses want their employees to be as healthy as possible in order to do the best work possible. The same way the sleep cycle works in a seamless relationship with the other stages so will the design of the sites. Each one working with the other and allow opportunities of uses to reach max sleep quality and times to best suit ones lifestyle.

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Circadia City: Nap Jetty Location: London, Canary Wharf Size: 1,002 square meters Project: Better utilize the River Thames as a space and infrastructure to improve sleep health as apart of Circadia City.

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Design: Strategically placed jetties and surrounding greenery to create a system of boats that can be used as sleep or nap pods. Taking advantage of the river movements to facilitate sleep. The surrounding greenery and space to the jetties use planting to aid relaxation and signify the nap jetties. Planting used to clean the air, water, and create lush aesthetic for the space, where one could almost believe they aren’t in London anymore but nearing a dreamscape.

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Above: Exploded Axonometric of existing Dock and its materiality.

Left: Sketches of approach nearing Dock

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Circadia City: Power Down Park Location: Canning Town, London Size: 29,496 Square Meters Project: Design as space to encourage a power down from the day to day stimulants. A safe space to wind down and allow your self to be ready for a good healthy sleep. As a part London 2050 National Park Initiative based off of the official ‘London National Park City Manifesto’ Design: A programmatic park space addressing the future increase in Insomnia and work schedules resulting from a 24/7 London. Aimed at enriching the lives of humans, one of the species in National Park City, by helping keep a healthy circadian rhythm.

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Existing Railway Structure

Bamboo Planting

Mulch Path

Pond Edge and Area

Ornamental Planting

Precast Concrete 100mm Pine Bark 20mm loose Gravel Precast Concrete aggregate 100mm Pine Bark Woven GEotextile 20mm loose Gravel aggregate 100mm Compacted Soil Woven GEotextile Existing Subsoil100mm Compacted Soil

10mm wet pour rubber surface 30mm Min SBR (STYRENE BUTADIENE RUBBER) 50mm Foam Cushion, 25mm gap between sheets on top layer

60 mm Planting Mulch 60 mm Planting Mulch 200 mm fine planting soil 100 mm sub grade 200 mm fine planting soil

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Planting Detail 1 167 Phyllostachys aurea

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Plant Quality Symbol: 4 Corylus avellana 'Contorta' 5 Geranium x oxonianum 'Wargrave Pink'

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Silver Birch

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Manifesto In the year 2050 transportation will have dramatically changed in efficiency with self driving cars, hyperloops, and the proposed 24/7 transportation, along with London’s two new cross rails spanning from East to West London. With such changes how will they affect Londoners?

Would people’s schedules differ and open more possibilities with all day access to transportation?

In addition to these questions. London’s population will grow to 11 million, growing 30%. That means growing economy, and a growing transport, and workforce to support all of these factors.

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One wonders if a 24 hour london could increase businesses and jobs to operate in more flexible hours and provide a reliability. A main sector that would be predicted to grow is transportation.

As well as provide more opportunities for service industries, and food.

As of today many londoner’s already experience a common side effect of the current economic demands. Lack of sleep. 30% of the population does not receive the proper amount of sleep while Experiencial Section Symbol: 27% suffers from insomnia. These numbers don’t just offer threats to the work forces’ health but also productivity. 11 million londoners means that only more people will find themselves living

with a lack of sleep, poor sleep schedules, and insomnia.

Sleep is such a critical part of the lives of business and it’s workers, by 2050 it should be prioritized as much as physical fitness, diets, and mental health.

The site provides a solution to this problem and inequality of health priorities, putting sleep to very top. The project will provide spaces for users who are suffering from insomnia, disrupted the 01 circadian rhythm and general needs for sleep. These three levels are important in the cities sleep problem. The first is insomniacs. Experts say, that if you can’t fall asleep within the first 30 minutes of trying to fall asleep it is best to do a calming activity in the meantime. The misunderstood group requires attention to help facilitate sleep for them or offer a space for them to functioning in their usual hours. Mean time space, before they can enter the stages of sleep. The spaces in the project that will be designed for them will include non stimulating characteristics to allow them to ease into the sleep mentality, as well as calming activities. These spaces are open and allow for an ambiance to relax the visitor but allow a space that can be accessed 24/7 and always provide the drowsy inducing space.

The third spaces will facilitate a circadian rhythm reset. Allowing one to go through 05 multiple sleep cycles to set them up to have a proper rhythm that may better fit to their schedules. These spaces will be used for up to 8-9 hours and will be smaller in scale as their are more intimate spaces so the user can feel more secure in the vulnerable state of sleep. These Experiencial Section Symbol: to use it without any worry or bother. More so of a spaces will be stationary. To allow the user

sleep clinic. The visitor may go in book an appointment and set up the hours or time frames they

wish their circadian rhythms to follow. This stage will also include mini facilities to help them wake up. These small wake up spaces will provide stimulating features to wake up the user and let them begin the waking cycle of the circadian rhythm.

The third space will be for 20 minutes to 2 hours of use. To allow the range of a power nap to 10 a longer more intense nap. These will be move spaces located all around the cities waterfront.

Providing access to the many workers of london finding themselves in need of some rest so they can resume to their jobs of activities more energized and productive. These pods will allow the

of time and location of the sleep they 02 user the choice need.

01 This scheme in theory would be embraced by businesses the same way they have gym office gym amenities and healthy food options in the workplace, as businesses want their employees to be as healthy as possible in order to do the best work possible. The same way the sleep cycle works in a seamless relationship with the other stages so will the design of the sites. Each one working with the other and allow opportunities of uses to reach max sleep quality and times to best suit ones

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Circadia City: Waking Maze

Location: Canning Town, London Size: 31,254 Square Meters

Project: A stimulating Park for the purposes of having a

healthy and prominent wake up to serve as the antithesis of the sleeping orientated spaces in Circadia City.

01. Bamboo, Phyllostachys Aurea 02. Fern, Asplenium scolopendrium 03. Ginkgo, Ginkgo Biloba 04. Witch Hazel, Hamellis Virginiana 05. Honey Suckle, Lonicera 06. Poppy, Somniferum 07. Wetland Edge Plant Mix 08. Hawthorn, Crataegus monogyna ‘Ferox’ 09. Hydrangea, Acer Pendulata ‘Vanilla Fraise’ 10. Rosemary , 5RVPDULQXV RIĂ€FLQDOLV 11. Lavender, Lavandula 12. Bunny Tail 13. Pride of India , Lagerstroemia speciosa 14. Irish Yew, Taxus, Taxus baccata ‘fastigiata’

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Design: A Maze that also serves as a sculpture park. A confusing labrynth was created to make the user feel disorientated and more aware of their surroundings, in order to wake you up. The sculptures are allocated in specific locations to shock the user and keep the maze amusing and surprising. At the center is a coffee shop to add caffeine to the wake up stage.

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Existing buildings

Tides of Times Park

Red Stone Boulders

Location: London, Canary Wharf Size: 7,256 Square Meters

New Topography

Project: Redesign historical slipway structure and site while keeping aware of the surrounding Canary Wharf area.

Design: An adult scaled hyper nature park incorporating and utilizing the existing historical structure. Including a small scale tidal area and a rain garden to collect the runoff from the residential area.

Historical wood Elements

River Thames

Left: Master Plan of Tides of Time.

Right: Exploded axonometric of Layers.

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Top: Diagram of different water scenarios on site.

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200 mm Concrete 2m Wide Boulder 100mm MOT TYPE2 150mm Topsoil Geotextile Fabric Interlay 150mm Sodium Bentonite 100mm MOT Type 1

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Left: Detail of Fixed 2m Boulders on Site.

Bottom Left: Detail of Engineered Hills.

Right: Perspective Render of Site.

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1. Sketches made while on a trip to Edinburgh, Castle Rock gave initial inspiration for a design with an exagerated topography and a rugged texture. As well as the different vantage and view points around the Castle.

2. Initial Form studies, looking at depths and resulting qualities that informed the clay model made as a study of the site. The clay helped further investigations of draping new topography over existing structure.

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3. Study of different, heights and vantage points and the types of spaces and activities that result from these spaces.

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Center: New Business and Architecture. Campus Master Plan Top Right: Master Plan Key. Bottom Left: Existing conditions of sight.

Size: 26,262 Square Meters Project: Create the future Virginia Tech Business and Architecture academic and residential campus, along size and facility parameters.

Design: An integrated residential and academic sector of campus providing vehicular and pedestrian circulation, recreation, and access to nature.

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Location: Blacksburg , Virginia Title: VirginiaTech Research Center Court Yard Size: 146 Square Meters

RESEARCH CENTER COURTYARD Top Left: Court yard Section Bottom Left: V ray of Site Right: Photos of 12” x 16” Plexiglass Site Model

Project: Create a courtyard with the parameters of 60ft by 80ft dimensions, all glass walls, and must include rectilinear elements.

Design: a Relaxing court yard with two different fountains that balance between positive and negative space, a facade screened by bamboo to create privacy between the courtyard and the meeting room. Along with other

Katherine Thomas • Parker Rodriguez • Internship Sample

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Above: Internship Work Sample

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Left: Marker on Trace.

Right: Colour Pencil and Pen.

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Left: Pen and Water Colour.

Right: Pen and Water Colour.

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