Tristan Fields Landscape Architecture Portfolio

Tristan Fields

Illustrative Resumé Courses in: Typography, Layout, Photography, InDesign, Illustrator, Photoshop & Art History

Whales on Ice Our Next Preservation Technique?

helvetica

PNCA Fall 07 Beginning Graphic Design presents:

A Documentary Film by Gary Hustwit

Monday November 19

8pm PNCA campus, room 101

free

Save the Whales.

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Integral Consulting Inc., Portland, Oregon 2006-2007

poster design by Tristan Fields

MARKETING COORDINATOR

Helvetica is a featurelength independent film about typography, graphic design and global visual culture. It looks at the proliferation of one typeface (which will celebrate its 50th birthday in 2007) as part of a larger conversation about the way type affects our lives. The film is an exploration of urban spaces in major cities and the type that inhabits them, and a fluid discussion with renowned designers about their work, the creative process, and the choices and aesthetics behind their use of type.

GRAPHIC DESIGN TRAINING

PNCA Certification, evening courses, Portland, Oregon 2008-2009

2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 SEMINAR & EVENTS COORDINATOR Swansons’ Nursery, Seattle, Washington 2004-2006

Swanson's E-garden

Swanson's 10/23/2007 E-garden 07:48 PM

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STAFF DESIGNER 10/23/2007 07:50 PM

Maul Foster & Alongi, Portland, Oregon 2007-2009

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Draft

GRAND MOUND 10 YEAR DEVELOPMENT PLAN CONfEDERATED TRiBES Of THE CHEHALiS RESERVATiON November 6, 2008

Summer Hours: 9:00 am - 6:00 pm

Skills: HTML, photography and design

Summer Hours: 9:00 am - 6:00 pm

Please visit us soon!

Swansons Nursery 9701 15th Ave NW Seattle, WA 98117 (206) 782-2543

Swanson's Summer Classes & Workshops

Please join us for Summer classes and workshops. Click on the link for more information.

Introduction to Ikebana Friday, June 23 @ 10:45 am

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Growing and Utilizing Lavender Successfully The two basic requirements for successful lavender growing are full sun and good drainage. The best soil is a well-drained, gritty or sandy loam. In wetter or more clay-based soils lavender can be grown successfully on mounds. Lavender will not tolerate wet feet or poor drainage.

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7223 NE Hazel Dell Avenue, Suite B | Vancouver, WA 98665

Skills: assisted with re-branding, designed reports & RFPs Page 1 of 3

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www.hardyplantsociety.org

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VOLUNTEER GRAPHIC DESIGNER

EDIBLE CAMPUS GRADUATE FELLOW University of Oregon Sustainability Center, Eugene, Oregon THE GROVE BED DESIGNATION

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Business Development

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Construction ◾ Maintenance Marine ◾ Restoration

PO Box 4502 Portland, OR 97208

Skills: designer for multi-faceted corporation - designed all logos and branding materials

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Skills: On top of LA work, maximized billable hours with graphic design fill-in work using Illustrator, CAD, Photoshop, InDesign

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Booth Kelly Industrial Site

source: sedumphotos.net

source: sedumphotos.net

Sempervivum tectorum

Sedum sexangulare

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Cornus sericea ‘Kelsyi’

source: learn2grow.com

source: colesvillenursery.com

Carex testacea

Juncus effusus var. pacificus

source: yogacowgirls.com

STORMWATER PLANTERS

CLIENT GOALS: ··Revitalize Downtown ··Transform Old Industrial Site TOOLS: ··Revit ··Illustrator ··Photoshop

Sedum divergens

source: photobucket.com/user/ wdaddycool

Koeleria macrantha

source: oregonstate.edu

CLIENT: City of Springfield

source: botanicalgarden.ubc.cam

ECOROOF PLANTERS

SPRINGFIELD, OR

Deschampsia caespitosa

SITE CHALLENGES: ··Buildings Not up to Code ··Railroad Dividing Access ··Stream Channelized & Covered ··Salmon-Rearing Stream SOLUTION: Preserve the framework of the historic saw-tooth building for a botanical garden, create a stage, restaurant, campus park, and mixed-use housing on site to attract users, add connectivity access from downtown, plus, daylight and revitalize the stream corridor.

RENDERING OF EASTERN PORTION OF SITE SHOWING BOTANICAL GARDEN, RESTAURANT & PARK

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Lane County Farmer’s Market EUGENE, OR CLIENT: Lane County Farmers CLIENT GOALS: ··A Year-Round Market Site ··100 tent spaces ··Multi-functional Space TOOLS: ··AutoCAD SITE CHALLENGES: ··On-Site Stormwater Management ··Materiality ··Details ··Preserving Historic Trees ··Low-Maintenance Planting Plan SOLUTION: The design creates a multi-functional space with room for over 100 tent spaces, 50 of the spaces are under cover. A new line of trees mimics the historic trees, enveloping the site. The ground material guides the visitor through the site, while connecting the surrounding park blocks.

LOW-MAINTENANCE PLANTING PLAN

Mittleman Jewish Community Center PORTLAND, OR

CLIENT: Mittleman Jewish Community Center CLIENT GOALS: · Integration of Culture · Vegetable Garden · Multi-functional Space TOOLS: · Illustrator, · Hand Sketching SOLUTION: A stepped down amphitheater, with a multifunctional stage area and a terraced veggie garden taking maximum advantage of the sun.

The amphitheater mimics the menorah in honor of the Jewish culture.

RENDERING OF THE VEGETABLE GARDEN TERRACES FACING SOUTH

PLANTING PLAN

Overlook Summer Field School WAVERLY, PA

A 4-week field school immersing students in the vernacular landscape of the Pocono Plateau region. Weekends were spent visiting firms and key landscapes of: Washington D.C., Philadelphia & New York.

SITE CHALLENGES: ··Outside of Central Circulation Corridors ··Historic Site Preservation

SOLUTION: An on-site research and incubator farm creates a sustainable economic model, while maintaining historic integrity.

CLIENT: Fuller Center for Productive Landscapes CLIENT GOALS: ··Sustainable Economic Site Plan Supporting Local Organic Agriculture TOOLS: ··Illustrator ··Photoshop

Market

Market days are Saturday & Sunday.

The community is invited to participate in the market. Buyer Program customers receive discounts on food and can participate in u-picks for specific products.

Event space for additional revenue stream & educational platform.

Value-Added Products

Value Added Production

Weekend Market & Weekend Classroom

Value Added Production

5 acres

Bottom level: cold storage & distribution center

10 acres

Demonstration & Herb Garden

Value-added products such as sausage, jerky, specialized wine vinegars & medicinals developed from on-site grapes & herbs.

Grapes Produce Farm

25 acres Livestock

Farmer

1-2 acres each

The demonstration garden illustrates the integration of edible and ornamental landscape. Herbs have a strong presence and are harvested for sale and production in valueadded products. The demonstration garden surrounds the barn.

18 acres

Concord Niagara

2 - 3 Head farmers guide the crops, stock, market and incubator farm. They lease the land from the Fullers.

Cows Chickens (Broilers & Layers) Pigs Rabbits Ducks Geese Turkeys Pheasants

Tomatoes Garlic Peppers Onions Peas Collards Beets Okra

Farm Interns & the Incubator Farm

Farm interns sign 1-3 year contracts. Their work week consists of 25 hours on the farm and 6 hours at the market. Extra time is spent on 1-2 acres given to grow their own products and learning the business of a small farm. They are given room and a percentage of profits.

Lettuce Greens Mustards Sorrels Potatoes Radishes And more as the market demands

3 acres Berry Bushes

Blueberries Strawberries Raspberries Blackberries Gooseberries Currants Elderberries

10 acres

Apples (for Cider) Pears Peaches Nectarines Apricots Pluots Hickory Nuts Chinese Chestnuts

Fruit & Nut Trees Fruit trees are espaliered along pathways performing as way finding throughout the property.

Arizona Beach State Park SOUTHERN OREGON COAST CLIENT: State of Oregon CLIENT GOALS: · East/West Integration · Master Plan · Phasing Plan TOOLS: · Illustrator · InDesign · Photoshop SITE CHALLENGES: · Highway Intersects Park · Counter-Intuitive Entrance · Salmon-Bearing Stream SOLUTION: Phasing plan includes creating an intuitive entrance, stream rehabilitation, integration of day and night use, plus long-term land acquirement.

ILLUSTRATIONS DEMONSTRATING PHASING PLAN

DIAGRAMS OF SITE ANALYSIS

MASTER PLAN AREAS Myrtle Wood Forest

Hiker/Biker Campground

Pond East Campground East Group Camp East Campground

West Group Camp West Campground West Day Use Main Entrance

East Day use

Future Scenario Planning SOUTH LANE COUNTY CLIENT: State of Oregon

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CLIENT GOALS: · Sustainable growth in the face of climate change and population increase · Population location outside of the Urban Growth Boundary

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TOOLS: · · Illustrator · InDesign · Photoshop PLANNING CHALLENGES: · Climate Change · SOLUTION: Phasing plan includes creating an intuitive entrance, stream rehabilitation, integration of day and night use, plus long-term land acquirement.

2013

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Traditional Harvest

Truffle Harvest

2033

Sustainable Harvest

2043

White Meadow Foam Harvest

SUCCESSIONAL PLAN FOR THE LANDSCAPE

Food Forest Harvest

Biomass Tree Harvest

Firebreak & Transportation Corridor

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Wildland Forests

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THE FOREST AT 70 YEARS 1] TRUFFLE HARVESTING REACHES MAXIMUM PRODUCTION 2] THE FOREST HAS TRANSITIONED INTO A WILDLAND FOREST & BECOMES A SOURCE FOR NATIVE FORAGING Firebreak & Transportation Corridor

THE FOREST AT 35 YEARS 1] TRUFFLE HARVESTING HAS BECOME PROFITABLE 2] INTER-CROPPING IS SHADED OUT

THE FOREST AFTER HARVEST 1] TRUFFLE INOCULATION OF NEW TREES 2] INTER-CROPPING WITH WHITE MEADOWFOAM 3] PLANTING OF BIOMASS FOREST

3] SUSTAINABLE HARVEST OF BIOMASS & LUMBER TREES

BIBLIOGRAPHY “2009-12-08 Defining Impact in LEO-5000 and Existing Forest Offset Standards.pdf.” n. pag. Print.

“How Much Douglas-Fir Will Grow on an Acre?” Journal of Forestry, Vol. 56 No. 10, October 1958. Print.

Emmingham, WH and Green, D. “Thinning Systems for Western Oregon Douglas-fir Stands.” The Wooldand Workbook, July 2003. Print.

Gunawardena, Ajith. “Kandyan Forest Garden: the Sustainable Agroforestry system in Sri Lanka for Food Security & Conservation Biodiversity.” Print.

Diaz, Nancy. Forest Landscape Analysis and Design: A Process for Developing and Implementing Land Management Objectives for Landscape Patterns (R6 ECO-TP). USDA Forest Service, Pacific Northwest Region. Print.

“Dockside Green Biomass Project Profile.pdf.” GE Water & Process Technologies. Print.

“FAA Creates Center of Excellence for Biobased Jet Fuel | Biomassmagazine.com.” N. p., n.d. Web. 5 Dec. 2013.

“Fire-Resistant Plants for Home Landscapes.” A Pacific Northwest Extension Publication. August 2006. Print.

Fitzgerald, Stephen and Amy Jo Waldo. “Fire-Resistant Plants for Oregon Home Landscapes” Print.

“The Farming Systems Trial” Rodale Institute. Print.

Lindenmayer, David, Saul Cunningham, and Andrew Graham Young. Land Use Intensification: Effects on Agriculture, Biodiversity, and Ecological Processes. Boca Raton; Collingwood: CRC ; CSIRO, 2012. Print.

McConnell, Douglas John. The Forest Farms of Kandy: And Other Gardens of Complete Design. Ashgate Publishing, Ltd., 2003. Print.

“Environmental Effects of Forest Biomass Removal” Oregon Department of Forestry. Dec. 1, 2008. Print.

“Renewable Jet Fuel- General Biomass.” N. p., n.d. Web. 5 Dec. 2013.

Samils, Nicklas. “The Socioeconomic Impact of Truffle Cultivation iN Rural Spain” 2002. Print.

“The Economics of Growing Truffles vs. Grapes” n. pag. Print.

Pilz D., C. Lefevre, L. Scott, and J. Julian “Oregon Culinary Truffles: An Emergent Industry for Forestry, Agriculture & Culinary Tourism” Print.

“Agroecology Home.” Agroecology Home. N.p., n.d. Web. 05 Dec. 2013.

“Beacon Food Forest : A Community Permaculture Project.” Beacon Food Forest : A Community Permaculture Project. N.p., n.d. Web. 05 Dec. 2013.

“A Better Approach.” Dockside Green Sustainability Ecology. N.p., n.d. Web. 05 Dec. 2013.

“Food Forests.” Appropedia: The Sustainability Wiki. Appropedia, n.d. Web. 05 Dec. 2013.

“Meadowfoam Seed Oil Add to Personalized Shopping List.” Meadowfoam Oil. N.p., n.d. Web. 05 Dec. 2013.

“Support.” NARA. Northwest Advanced Renewables Alliance, n.d. Web. 05 Dec. 2013.

LA Internship - WHPacific SUMMER 2013

CLIENTS: Commercial & Public clients in Portland vicinity PROJECTS: ··3 Planting Plans »Commercial » Shopping Center Revitalization »Ranger » Station Native Demonstration Garden »Oregon » Department of Transportation ··Bicycle Analysis of Corporate Campus ··Additional Work: »General » AutoCAD Drafting »Graphic » Design TOOLS: ··AutoCAD ··Illustrator ··InDesign ··Photoshop SOLUTION: Experience in AutoCAD drafting, planting plan design through selection, layout, to procurement. Adapting to different work loads and using all my skills to fill in the gaps.

CLOSE-UP OF COMMERCIAL AREA PLANTING PLAN

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FIRE-RESISTANT NATIVE DEMONSTRATION GARDEN

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Natural Swimming Pools MASTER’S PROJECT

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