Entangled Ecologies | Iván Castro

ENTANGLED ECOLOGIES

Iván Castro Tillamook, OR

TILLAMOOK COUNTY Rich History o WWII Blimps, Airport, Dairy

One of the State’s largest estuaries.

Diversity of ecologies and natural resources. o Wetlands, Bay, Rivers, Rich Forest,

Bird Migration

Salmonberry Trail connecting Bayside Towns : o Garibaldi, Bay City, Tillamook and

ultimately the Port of Tillamook Bay

CURRENT INDUSTRIES

- Airport - Dairy Farms - Stimson Lumber - Agriculture - Fish Hatcheries - Oyster Harvesting - Birdwatching Trails

INTENTIONS Promote healthy ecological symbiosis between the local industry and the natural resources.

Restructure material flows to reutilize current harmful outputs as valuable resources for new systems.

Provide Eco-tourism strategies to

promote reconnection to Land and Water

SITE

WASTE AS A CONTAMINANT

Freshwater

WWTP

As many as 25 percent of wild-caught fish are used to create fishmeal

Wastewater

LIVESTOCK

WWTP Effuent

LIVESTOCK

OSMOTIC POWER

About 201,150,040 gallons of manure stays on the ground and is often washed into the rives and ocean

Brine

DESALINATION

FILTER FEEDERS

Oyster shells often accumulate and is

ALGAE

FISH HATCHERIES

Saltwater

a source of contention among many Bay City residents living within its sight or Freshwater

Organic Waste

Dissolved Inorganic Waste

smell.

Fish Waste

BOTTOM FEEDERS

+ Temperature Fish Feed + Bacteria - Dissolved Oxygen + Toxic Substances + Sediments

Brackish Water

LIVESTOCK

Freshwater

International Markets

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GOALS: Establishing the Port as a “Destination” on the North Oregon Coast that offers industrial and commercial land, employment, visitor facilities and mixed-use development opportunities.

Exhibiting a conscientious stewardship of all lands, facilities and waters under the Port’s control.

Developing plans and infrastructure to “tap into emerging markets”

P O R T O F T I L L A M O O K B AY

MASTER PLAN Scattered Fabric Lack of Wayfinding No Southern Entrance

THE GRID Structuring the Fabric of the POTB for a cohesive organization

ZONING Expansion of Digester Anchor Commercial Supporting Commercial Industrial Flex Space Wetland Restoration

GREENWAY + OPEN SPACES Interlocking green spaces create recreational area as well as stormwater management

WETLANDS Restoration of wetlands on the southern edge of the POTB

SALMONBERRY TRAIL

PROPOSED SITE

Birdwatching Outlook

Wetland Berms

HANGAR “A”

ALGAE RESEARCH CENTER

Parking & Services

Floodable Parks

Constructed Wetlands

500 ft

PROPOSED SITE

Birdwatching Outlook

Wetland Berms

HANGAR “A”

ALGAE RESEARCH CENTER

Parking & Services

Floodable Parks

Constructed Wetlands

500 ft

REGIONAL

CORDWOOD

TIMBER

ON-SITE

SEAWEED

BIOPLASTICS

REGIONAL

CONCRETE

CORDWOOD

TIMBER

CONCRETE

Research Lab Repoduction of Spores to improve adaptability

Seedling Spools Propagation of Gametophytes to improve reliability.

Baby Blades Cultivation In-house cultivation and analysis.

Seedling Hatchery Production of high quality starting material to get reliable yields.

A B O V E W A L K W AY

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EFTE PANEL CONNECTION DETAIL

M A N U FA C T U R I N G F L O O R

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B E L O W W A L K W AY

Birdwatching Outlook

Wetland Berms

HANGAR “A”

ALGAE RESEARCH CENTER

Parking & Services

Floodable Parks

Constructed Wetlands

500 ft

B U I LT

N AT U R A L

INTEGRATED ALGAE RESEARCH CENTER BIRD MIGRATION HABITAT RELATIONSHIP TO PORT

Emerge from the Land and allows engagement with the Constructed Wetlands.

CONNECTION TO SITE

Advocate transition to Bio-based Economy Engage Community and Local Collaboration Produce high quality starting material for local industries

BUILDING INTEGRATION

WETLAND RESTORATION

Service Entrance

Public Entrance

Meeting Rooms

Dining Spcae

Classrooms

Exhibition Spaes

Lobby

Admin

Seedling Labs

DINING ENTRANCE

E X H I B I T I O N S PA C E

FUTURE EXPANSION / POTENTIAL PARTNERSHIPS