Urban Design/Landscape Design portfolio

Suprima Joshi

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Professional Work : Ken Euers Nature Area, Green Bay (Aug, 2023 - Jan, 2024), Research assistantship at UW Sea Grant + UW-GB office of Sustainability The dike impoundments at Ken Euers offer a unique opportunity to interact with the bay and its adjacent wetland habitats. As part of my research assistantship with the UW Sea Grant and UW-GB Office of Sustainability, I developed a conceptual design to convert the valuable coastal edge of Ken Euers Nature Area from a concrete parking lot to an immersive green space.

The multifunctional space incorporates prairie areas and native trees for pollinators, green infrastructure, such as permeable paving and wet meadow, to provide stormwater solutions and public amenities such as a bird observatory, outdoor classroom, fishing access, and canoe launches are also added to enhance public engagement with the wetland.

Downtown Perkins Park I-41 I-43 Fox River

Duck Creek

Ken Euers Nature Area

Duck Creek Delta

Bay of Green Bay

Cat Island Wave Barrier

Wood Wave break

Fish Stick habitat structure

Managing Phragmites/other invasive plants

Canoe launches Observation Tower Green Bay

Observation deck

Diked wetland Outdoor Classroom

Diked wetland

New parking lot

Isometric view of Ken Euers

Site analysis at city scale

Bike Routes Prefered Bike Routes Public water access

Ken Euers Nature Area

The site lies in an advantageous position with respect to the city of Green Bay. There are possibilities to connect the site with the neighbourhood and even downtown through sideways, bike routes and even the Route 3 silver bus line.

Sidewalks

Residential Car Access Route 3 -Silver Line Bus Route

Ken Euers Nature Area has native trees on its edge, thus, visibility from the parking lot is limited, unlike the dikes which have no trees and clear visibility. Also, most of the site falls into floodline.

Commercial Industrial Governmental Communications/ Utilities

Visibility Clear Limited

Flood annual 1% 0.2% Wetland Natural areas Parks and Recreation Lake Michigan Green bay

Tree Canopy Tree Grass Asphalt

Buildings

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Conceptual design was developed and amenities were added after discussion with multiple stakeholders and studying the existing site context.

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Black E. CottonWillow wood

Native coastal trees

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Due to security reasons plants that grew higher than 4’ and blocked the visibility range were not recommended. I considered a number of native pollinator plants that varied in colour and bloomed in various seasons that suited the soil type.

Observation Deck Outdoor classroom

Drop-off

sign and information

3d render at existing parking lot area

Site Renders

Canoe Drop-off

Drop-off

Outdoor Classroom Canoe Launch

Observation Deck way to observation tower at Eastern Dike

Canoe Launch

Observation tower at Eastern Dike

Canoe launch

Professional Work : UW-GB campus and Weidner Center Landscape Design (Jan, 2023 - Aug, 2023) Research assistantship at UW Sea Grant + UW-GB office of Sustainability First, I analysed the entire UW-GB ground to check areas that need stormwater treaments. In the second part of the project, I took a site on campus to detail out a conceptual landscape design as a case study for stormwater solution implementations.

Opportunity areas for converting turfgrass to low mow UW-GB campus boundary Drainage basin boundary Turfgrass Prairie Urbancanopy Forested Area Water Body Agriculture

Bar chart of landcover with respect to drainage basin

The first step was to develop a turfgrass map with respect to the drain basin for the grounds and facility team to use. The UW-GB team are trying to reduce turfgrass areas to improve its landscape planning.

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Weidner Center

Weighted overlay map that used soil type, landuse map, slope map, drainage density and drainage boundary helped create the heat map for identifying impervious areas and possible areas for implimenting infiltration systems. Soil, landuse and slope had the most weight percentage. 1 is the most pervious and 5 is the most impervious.

Drainage Basin 15

Impervious chart

Landuse Map

Slope Map

Soil Map

Geology Map

Multiple aspect of drainage basin 15, which contains Weidner Center, were analysed inorder to help design an inflitration design/rain gardens as an oncampus case study .

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Full sun area in April - May Existing trees in the site

Full sun area in June-July Replacing lawns with native grasses

Full sun area in Aug-Oct

Legend 1. Bioretention Area (Mulched Rain Gardens) 2. Cobble Channel 3. Pollinator garden 4. Water Features 5. Seating Areas 6. Native grass- Little Bluestem/ Tufted Hairgrass 7. Gravelled Pathways 8. Bioretention Curb Extension 9. Permeable Pavings 10. Art Installation 11. Berm 12. Existing trees

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Weidner Center Parking Lot Stormwater runoff

Transforming lawn and invasive species into a raingarden with native wisconsin plants suitable for the soil type

Professional Work : Bagmati River Basin Improvement Project, Kathmandu, Nepal- Phase II (November 1, 2017 - January 15, 2018) This work included designing for Phase 2 of the riverfront in Kathmandu, Nepal. The stretch included Gokarna Temple Complex, Uttargaya Temple complex and 2.7 km stretch of the riverfront from Thapathali Bridge to Teku Bridge. The part of the beautification project that I mainly worked on was designing the Ghats (religious stairways), landscaping and structural walls at Gokarna Temple Complex and Uttargaya.

Construction work under process. Jan 2021

Section through a patti and ghat.

Gokarna Plan.

Constructed bridge @ Jan 2024

Ghat under construction on site.

Render for the Gokarna Temple Complex

Academic Work: Three River Heritage Trail, Pittsburgh, USA (Jan ,2019-May,2019) (team study, individual design) Contributions: History studies, Site studies/ analysis, GIS mapping, Presenter, Urban design, Report making The team worked on systems analysis in this semester. Our clients were the Friends of the Riverfront. We worked as a team to understand the triple bottom line effects on the three river heritage. Our goal was to understand how we can improve the trail system in ecological, economical and social aspects keeping in mind the industrial history of the place.

The end results was a guidelines for the three river heritage trail.

My contribution: All topics had teams of 2 while I solely was in charge of the overall trail study and GIS mapping of the three topics, thus, having to co-operate with all the three teams.

Manchester is preparing a new neighborhood plan. The neighborhood plan incorporates Chateau. In preparation for future investment in Chateau, the neighborhood has consolidated major goals that will drive its future. Manchester includes Chateau in their plan, understanding that the area is a resource and asset.

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City of Pittsburgh

• Create connections to trail neighborhoods • Diversify and expand trail accessibility for users 8 to 80 years old • Expand basic facilities and improve trail infrastructure • Develop an app for monitoring trail maintenance • Create trail awareness • Encourage a sense of ownership by residents and businesses • Expand skill training of volunteers to assist with maintenance

Friends of the Riverfront

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Guidelines for each bottom line Pathways

Pathways

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OutLook

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We then jumped into a smaller locality called the Chateau. This neighborhood as many in Pittsburgh was an industrial water edge and got separated from the residentail neighborhood because of the construction of highways.

I looked at an abandoned factory for adaptive reuse of the building.

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Small business Mixed-use Civic buildings Vacant buildings Adaptive Reuse site

discontinuation in grid due to the highway

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source: Googlemap entry points for nearby neighborhoods

Hard man-made bank Soft natural bank Artificial bank Marina

River Center: Adaptive Reuse, Columbia Ave Green Wall

Outdoor Seating Area with Food Trucks

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Trail Entry Transit Entry 1 =Public zone 2=Institutional zone 3=Green Zone

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Kayak store

Rip-Rap Edge

Boat Taxi Area

Ground Fountain Street on Same Level as foot path

Roof Water Collector

Outdoor Institutional area

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River Center

Cafe Store

Academic work: More than just care for Kathmandu Riverfronts (August,2019-May,2020) The purpose of this thesis is to understand and maneuver a process that guides the sustainability of the community commons in Kathmandu. I am studying the Bagmati riverfront as the infrastructural case study for this thesis. I studied the riverfront beautification project, its context, upcoming projects, stakeholders involved, and people impacted. I tried finding loopholes in the ownership system. I integrated the function of the needed care party which involves the local economy, communication/media, awareness program, and informal activities to upfloat the resource.

Bagmati River Basin Improvement Project (BRBIP)

KATHMANDU

1 MILE PHASE I EXTENT OF WORKS4.35 MILES PHASE II EXTENT OF WORKS2.5 MILES

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Comparing to the existing cases where does BRBIP lie?

Comparing 4 local public spaces, we see that the quality of the public spaces is directly related to the maintenance quality.

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Scenerios on-site

Park Areas

Ahh! tomorrow is the weekly survey of the park.

Temple Complex

Residential Edge

Squatter Edge

I saw broken branches, I should inform that to RBO. There is an app learning workshop tomorrow.

Lets go, it helped Sita market her products.

I have a spot to sell my popcorns outside the park.

I learnt about butterflies yesterday in my field trip.

oh, Lets post the art show being held near the Teku Dovan in the RBO app.

Temp. Markets

With an engineering college and a school near by, we collaborate with RBO and have educational tours with students and staffs.

Local vendors

The app says weekly farmers market close by.

School

As a police station, we take pride in maintaining this heritage building and the nature around it.

This place acts like a weekly workshop area for farming market.

All interested parties should be able to approach the person responsible for the riverfront if any help is needed. In this particular area, the multiple scenarios are crop farming, informal slum-dwellers living, location of primary school and college, local retail, and local vendors. Plus, there is a police station base. Because of these diversities, the RBO should be able to work with the different community-based organizations and nongovernment organizations even in the same ward areas.

Slum-dwellers

We used to sale the vegetable at each home.

But now we even go to the farmers markets

RBO and Idea education

Online platform education CBOs

Always have the clean up team ready

NGOs RBO

Farmers association

Informal Farming

Squatter coop.

Temp. Veg Markets

Wards

Defined location

We need help cleaning the complex, lets contact RBO to organize the cleaning program.

This area used to be a scrap collecting area. The place was useful but its good its shifted.

Now this place feels safer.

Since the urban fabric variations are so close by, the scenario is that the Guthis can easily approach the RBO if they need help in their improvement in the complex. Similarly, Warehouse areas with dead walls need to be relocated as in that case there are no eyes on the street. A rezoning is thus needed in some areas.

B: In that case look up RBO’s website for registering.

There is an app too.

BRBIP

A: This is so nice, I want to be involved in the tree maintenance program, since I pass by everyday anyways.

Temple Constant Maintenance Keepers local involvement vendors volunteering

local Artists

local farms

Vehicle shows

squatter settlement works educational institutions eyes on the park Frequency Costumers

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Adversitement Soft formalization Pride

Academic Work: Mixed-Use Development, Bloomfield, Pittsburgh, USA

(Aug,2018-Dec,2018) -Team of 2 Townhouse

The project involved interacting with the community of Bloomfield and working with the Bloomfield Development Corporation (BDC). We interviewed the locals, visited retails, organized events, studied the site, extracted patterns, and made a mixeduse development design proposal.

We re-designed the chaotic traffic junction at the site, increased greenery, provided public spaces, and connected discontinuous systems.

Office and Fitness

Swale

Library/office Outdoor cafe

Market place

Playful fountain

Offices

Contributions: Case studies, Site studies, Community engagement, Urban design, Presenter

Children playground

Townhouse

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Depart. store Senior. Apt

Credit: Yilun Hong, Team member

Interviews ​ s an engagement strategy, these in-depth conversations A enabled us to gain stakeholders’ perspectives on living in and owning businesses in Bloomfield. It constructed a complete and holistic understanding of the Story of Bloomfield. We then produced graphics that visually communicate these data as well as the conclusions drawn as recommendations for future action.

Bloomfield needs more green spaces. Whatever is built in the site should support the local business.

The neighborhood needs more home owners.

A big business in bloomfield will bring more customers for local business. There is a strong sense of community in the neighborhood.

I could say my store is one of the nodes for the locals.

Executive Director BGDC

Batha Tea Bar Owner

I go to Shursave IGA because I enjoy the price and item. Anyways it comes in my route home from UPMC whenever I have voluntary works.

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UPMC Children's Hospital & West Penn Hospital (L & R) Shursave IGA Rite Aid Liberty Beers

Community meetings and Parking-lot day outdoor interactions

Progress discussion with community members

Parking day slot to interact with neighbors

Final discussion

Patterns observed

Close Proximity of Houses

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Bloomfield has its unique characterictics which repeats as patterns throughout the neighborhood. The studio worked together to analyse these patterns to understand the neighborhood.

Re-green: We see this as an opportunity to make a green connection from the Allegheny Cemetery to the south through Bloomfield Park and into the busway valley—in the spirit of an ecological corridor— between the two large green “patches”.

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Amphitheatre

Library

Community Center

Town Houses

Town Houses Playground

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Cinema & Offices

Fitness Center and rental Apt.

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Competition ULI Hines student competition 2020 : Miamorphosis (Jan,2020): team of 5 Contributions: History studies, site analysis, urban design, site planning, code studies, plan and axonometric views, GIS mapping, sustainability MIAMORPHOSIS is an inflection point for Midtown Miami. It recognizes the opportunity and promise of the Wynwood and Edgewater neighborhoods as engines of cultural and economic growth in Miami by emphasizing responsive density and leveraging the advantages of a new train station. With the addition of a Tri-Rail station, MIAMORPHOSIS is perfectly positioned to enable the community and its people to impact the rest of the city while building upon the existing energy of Wynwood-Edgewater to catalyze the next phase of its transformation.

Leveraging the Links: Assessing the context of the surroundings to find fuel to foster growth

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Eco-corridor

Existing Bike Lane

Proposed RTZ zoning

3 mile radius

Proposed Bike lanes

1 mile radius

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Miami Int. Airport

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1/2 mile radius To Miami beach

Miami City Cemetery

Margeret Pace Park

T6-8 Existing NRD-1 Zoning

Williams Park

Downtown

Port of Miami

Existing Bike Lane

Key Biscayne

Transportation connection of the site to the rest of the Greater Miami Area.

Maurice A. Ferre Park

Linking the site with Miami’s other green spaces positions our design as an ecological central point.

Rezoning from the existing NRD-1 to a RTZ allows for higher densities and more efficient development.

Metamorphing Miami: Pushing on the levers of residential, commercial, and community growth in an intentional manner creates sustainable and harmonic progress

Magnify allows for the full realization of the transformation. With additional density being constructed, the impact of the development will be amplified even further as more people live and work, continuing to propel Midtown forward

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Merge focuses on channeling the change begun in Mobilize into mixeduse developments that benefit both new residents as well as existing ones to ensure that all benefit from the transformation.

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Mobilize will capture the intrinsic potential of a new mass transit stop by harnessing the newly generated commercial activity and residential demand and the tax incentives that accompany it.

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Paseo Mayor

NE 26th Street

Phase 1: Mobilize (2022)

Phase 2: Merge (2025)

A resident of Edgewater his entire life, CARLOS loves the new senior living space in PRISM PLACE and is thrilled that his favorite domino spot in the park has been renovated so he can play with his friends.

Phase 3: Magnify (2028)

An up-and-coming young professional, MARIA loves living in SPARK TOWER and being able to walk across the street to her work in THE SUNRISE BUILDING and then going to LA COCINA to try some of the food incubator’s latest delectable Cuban culinary creations for dinner.

ALIYAH is an artist from New York who was drawn to Miami by the ART BASEL festival and never ended up going home.

She is inspired by the cultural scene in Wynwood and enjoys staying at the affordable artist-focused housing in THE COLLECTIVE so that she can focus on her craft.

Pump to reuse gray water within the site

Permeable surface

Roof with rainwater catchments to cistern

Green Roof Solar panels to generate electricity on site

Radiation responsive Orientation.

(Longer facade facing East West)

Bioswales

The addition of Paseo Mayor woonerf is critical to the overall scheme.

Outdoor Cafe Bus stop Existing Football feild

Playground & Kindergarten

Community Center

1. It drastically increases how well the scheme functions as a multimodal space, especially prioritizing pedestrians and reducing car traffic through the site.

2. Ensuring that the crossing on 27th Street remained intact is vital for efficient movement across the site.

One of the strategies also involved aligning NE 1st Avenue which allows for an enhanced connection between Wynwood and Midtown.

3. Finally, the woonerf helps to activate the buildings that border it, which includes several retail installations and community-focused buildings.

Eco-corridor Nader Art Museum &Cultural Center

Outdoor Bar

Musical fountain

Concert /outdoor watch party Foodcourt & outdoor canopy seating

Food incubator

Additional green cover increases pervious surface

Academic Work: Green Roof to reduce Urban Flooding at Brown County (Sept ,2022-Dec, 2022) Contributions: History studies, Site studies/ analysis, GIS mapping, Presenter, Urban design

In this project, I used GIS to evaluate impervious urban lands of Brown County. City of Green Bay is trying to implement stormwater management strategies in their neighborhood.

Green infrastructures such a bioswales, green roof and barrels are some techniques being used.For this project, I used GIS to visualise the efficiency of building level techniques such as Green Roof and Rain Barrels.

Green roofs retain rainwater long enough for the collected moisture to evaporate from the soil and rooftop vegetation.

Thus, it prevents urban runoffs during rainy seasons. Rainwater captured from green roofs can be used for irrigation, flushing toilets, and for other non-potable purposes.

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