WOLF PEN CREEK DEV. CORRIDOR

PLANED DEVELOPMENT DIST.

SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL

GENERAL COMMERCIAL

HIGH DENSITY MULTI-FAMILY

LIGHT COMMERCIAL

TOWNHOME

REDEVELOPMENT DISTRICT

SITE BACKGROUND:

The site is located in College Station, TX, and it is enclosed by the streets of Texas Ave., Harvey Rd., George Bush Dr. E. and Dominik Dr. The total size of the site is 36 acres. There is a mix of local stores and vendors, big-box type stores and restaurants. Also there are two hotels on site.

SITE PROBLEMS:

• Too much impervious surfaces.• Urban heat island effect• Minimal vegetation• Not easily accessible via foot

or bike.• Disconnected sidewalks

GOALS:

• Design a successful vertical multi-use community that includes retail, office and residential sectors.

• Create a new urban core shopping center for the city of College Station

• Emplace and improve parking structures, pedestrian friendly sidewalks, public amenities

• Increase vegetation cover.

TEAM WORK:• AdditionalMembers: Chris

Chomer, Kristan Harrison & Cody Youngman

• Site Analysis and Master Planning.

INDIVIDUAL WORK:• Residential and Park design:

Village Square and Village Park

SITE BOUNDARY:

WALKING DISTANCES ANALYSIS:

SITE ACCESSIBILITY: SURROUNDING LAND USES ANALYSIS:

EXISTING FOOT PRINT CONDITIONS: CONCEPTUAL MASTER PLAN:

DRIVING DISTANCES ANALYSIS:

EXISTING CONDITIONS:

George Bush Dr. E.

George Bush Dr. E.

George Bush Dr. E.Dominik Dr.

Harvey Rd.

Texas Ave.

Dom

inik

Dr.

Har

vey

Rd.

RESIDENTIALSECTOR

COMMERCIALSECTOR

MIX-USESECTOR

OFFICESECTOR

RETAILSECTOR

George Bush Dr. E.

Texas Ave.

Dom

inik

Dr.

Har

vey

Rd.

NTS

WORK DISTRIBUTION:• Chris Chomer: Mix-use

Sector• Kristan Harrison: Office

Sector• Cody Youngman: Retail

Sector.• Luis Hidalgo: Residential

Sector.• Team: Commercial

Sector

1 GYM

5 OUTDOOR GATHERING SPACES

2 POOL

6 TRAILS

3 HOT TUB

7 PEDESTRIAN WALKS

4 PLAYGROUND

4 SPECIAL PAVING

FEATURES:1 POOL

5 PARKING

2 HOT TUB

6 SPECIAL PAVING II

3 SHADE STRUCTURE

7 LAWN

4 SPECIAL PAVING I

LEGEND:

123

5

6

7

4

VILLAGE SQUARE & VILLAGE PARK: MASTER PLAN VILLAGE SQUARE: DETAILED PLAN

SECTION/ELEVATION: A-A’

BUILDING A

GYM

GYM

GEORGE BUSH DR., E.

PROPOSED ROAD

PRO

POSE

D R

OA

D

DO

MIN

IK D

R.

BUILDING B BUILDING C BUILDING B

BUILDING A

BUILDING D

BUILDING D

RETURN CURB RAMP

ORNAMENTALTREE, TYP.

PLANTING

PLANTING

STREET TREEPALM TREE

A

A’

CONCRETE WALK

STONE COLUMNS

TUBULAR STEEL FENCE

VILLAGE SQUARE:Located at the corner of Dominik Dr. and George Bush Dr. E., Village Square is a proposed high-density housing site with 3 to 4 story residential buildings with ground floor parking. It’s amenities include a club house/gym with a swimming pool, outdoor seating spaces and a resort-like environment. The site is connected to Village Park through a series of meandering walks. The park was designed to provide the residents the opportunity for recreational activities and social interaction.

0’ 10’ 30’ 50’ 100’

0’ 10’ 30’ 50’

“A”

“B”

NTS

CONCEPTUAL MASTER PLAN:

VILLAGESQUARE

COMMERCIALSECTOR

MIX-USESECTOR

OFFICESECTOR

RETAILSECTOR

George Bush Dr. E.

Texas Ave.D

omin

ik D

r. Har

vey

Rd.

BUILDINGPLANTING PLANTING WALK WALK STREET POOL DECK POOL POOL DECK

SHADE STRUCTURE

PALM TREE

STREET TREE

ORNAMENTAL TREE

PERSPECTIVE A: VILLAGE PARK: DETAILED PLAN

SECTION B-B’

PERSPECTIVE B:

1 PARKING

5 PLAYGROUND

2 RESTROOMS

3 SPECIAL PAVING

4 PAVILION

LEGEND:

2

1

35

4

BENCH

CONCRETE WALK

STREET TREESPARK SIGN

PLANTING

GEORGE BUSH DR. EAST

PRO

POSE

D R

OA

D

BIKE RACKS

SHADE TREE

DECOMPOSEDGRANITE

EXISTING CREEK

DECOMPOSED GRANITE TRAIL

PERGOLA

BENCH

B

B’

SEATWALLS

ORNAMENTAL TREE

ORNAMENTAL TREE

PEDESTRIAN BRIDGE

PLANTINGPLANTING

SEAT WALL

SHADE TREE

ORNAMENTAL TREEBEYONDORNAMENTAL

TREE

NTS

1 CLUB HOUSE/GYM

5 LOUNGE CHAIRS

2 POOL

6 OUTDOOR GATHERING SPACES

3 HOT TUB

7 SPECIAL PAVING

4 SHADE STRUCTURE

8 RAISED PLANTERS

FEATURES:

A

B

PERSPECTIVE KEY:

GYM

0’ 10’ 30’ 50’

AMENITY DECK: PLAN

1

2

4

789

3

5

6

1 LAZY RIVER

5 GATHERING SPACE

2 SPLASH PAD

6 OUTDOOR DINNING AND BAR

3 SPECIAL PAVING

7 POOL

4 GLASS BRIDGE

8 HOT TUB

LEGEND:

9 GLASS STRUCTURE

UMBRELLAS

OUTDOOR FURNITURE

PLANTERS

BUILDING

STAIRS

CABANAS

PALMS

ORNAMENTAL TREES

SPECIAL PAVING

RAMPRAMP

RAISED PLANTERS

PLANTERS

BUILDING

HOUSTON MARRIOTT MARQUIS HOTEL:During my internship at Clark Condon Associates, I was assigned to render the plan for the amenity deck of this project. This rendering required weekly updates after changes were made following meetings with the client , architects and other disciplines involved in this project.

PAVILION AND PLAYGROUND: SECTION/ELEVATION

COMMUNITY ENTRY DESIGN: SECTION/ELEVATION

HIGHLAND CROSSING:During my second week of internship at Clark Condon Associates, I had the opportunity to produce a series of concept designs for the entry signage of Highland Crossing subdivision. These images show the selected design. The design was inspired by the historic railroad system of the City of Pearland, TX.

STONE VENEER COLUMNS W/ CAST STONE CAPS

SHADE TREES

BERMS

STREET TREES

COMMUNITY ENTRY DESIGN: SECTION/ELEVATION

STEEL LETTERS

SPLIT RAIL FENCE

RIGHT OF WAY

CAST STONE MEDALLION

WOOD FENCE

ORNAMENTALTREES

METAL PAVILION W/ STONE VENEER

COLUMNS

PLAYGROUND

PLANTING

NTS

NTS

NTS

SHADE TREES

STONE VENEER COLUMNS W/ CAST STONE CAPS

NTS

1 PAVILION

5 SEATWALLS

2 STONE VENEERCOLUMNS

6 PLANTING

3 BERMS

7 SPLIT RAILING FENCE

4 PLAYGROUND

8 WOOD FENCE

FEATURES:

SECTION A:

A

B

C

SECTION B:

SECTION C:

1 WATER FEATURE

5 BOCCE BALL COURT

2 VEGETATED POND

6 SPECIAL PAVING

3 LOADING/ UNLOADING ZONE

4 MAIN COURT YARD

LEGEND:

BUILDING

12

5

2

3

7

EXISTING TREES

PARKING GARAGE

METAL PLANTERS

PARKING GARAGE

STREET TREES

WATER FEATURE

SHADE TREES

BUILDING

REFORESTATION

2

4

NTS

CAMERON INTERNATIONAL HEADQUARTERS:During my internship at Clark Condon Associates, I had the opportunity to be involved in different types of projects. For this project, I was assigned to work on preliminary construction documents, which included tree protection and demolition plans, construction plans, and planting plans. However, my main contribution to this project to render the master plan.

CAMERON: MASTER PLAN

COMPASS ROSE COMMUNITY:In this project, I worked with Merileigh Williamson at Clark Condon Associates. Our task was to produce a set of construction documents for the redevelopment of the perimeter fence of Compass Rose Community. During this project I had the opportunity to work on the concept designs and the renderings for client presentation. The following images show three of the concepts for a thin wall system that we presented to the Home Owners Association

SITE BACKGROUND:

Diversity Plaza is centrally located along the main axis of Texas A&M University campus. It has an area of 1.75 acres and It serves as an important node on campus, in both functional and physiological terms. The Plaza is surrounded by two historic buildings, the Cushing Library and Academic Building. Harrington building and the Biological Sciences building are also located along the boundary of the plaza.

SITE PROBLEMS:

• The site is aesthetically degraded

• Poor pedestrian circulation • Lack of social gathering spaces

GOALS:

One of the goals was to create an inviting, pedestrian-friendly space where students could perform different activities such as eat, play and interact with others.

ACCESS POINTS: HEAVY PEDESTRIAN FLOW: MEDIUM PEDESTRIAN FLOW:

CONCEPTUAL PLAN:

“A”

ACADEMIC BUILDING

CUSHING LIBRARY

BIOLOGICALSCIENCES BUILDING

HA

RR

ING

TON

EDU

CAT

ION

C

ENTE

R

HECC

*Hand rendered plan

“B”

1 GRANITE GLOBE SCULPTURE

5 BERMS

2 FOOD KIOSK

6 LAWN

3 SPLASH PAD

7 REFLECTIVE WATER FEATURE

4 SPECIAL PAVING I

8 SPECIAL PAVING II

LEGEND:

1

3 6

8

4

5

2

7

DIVERSITY PLAZA: PLAN

PERSPECTIVE “A”: AGGIE CAFE PERSPECTIVE “B”: PLAZA

ORNAMENTAL TREE

SHADE TREE

PLANTING

BENCH

RAISED PLANTER

PLANTING

BIKE RACKS

SCHEMATIC SITE PLANNING: THE RANCH: MASTER PLAN

PONDS: GYM:

TENNIS COURTS:

DROP OFF AREA: RESTAURANT:

NATURE TRAILS:

www.free-picture.net

SITE SELECTION INSPIRATION

GIS SUITABILITYANALYSIS

Least SuitableSingle Family Mix-use CommercialMulti-Story/TownhomesActive Recreation

Intermediate SchoolResort Hotel****Large Lot ResidentialBig Box CommercialPassive Recreation

HWY 30

Bird Pond Rd

Floodplain

Will

iam

D. F

itch

Pkwy

.

Rock Prairie Rd

LEGEND:

PROPOSED ROADS

forums.penny-arcade.com

THE RANCH

SITE BACKGROUND:This project is located in a large block defined primarily by Rock Prairie Rd, Bird Pond Rd, HWY 30 and William Fitch Pkwy. in College Station, TX. The task was to study the landscape characteristics as both mapped and viewed on a site visit, document the analysis of those characteristics, determine which areas are suitable for the assigned land uses and complete a schematic land development plan. The site is about 4578 acres and only 10% of it was designated to develop The Ranch.

www.montgomeryparks.org

webapps.chesco.org

www.123rf.com www.hotels.com

www.vacationrentaldirect.com

www.stamfordplazahotel.com

THE RANCH:The Ranch is a proposed resort hotel that is about 40 acres. The design was inspired by the local ranching culture. The main goal was to provide a destination area that is modern and rustic at the same time, but also sustainable, nature friendly and appealing to the users by providing access to multiple activities, such as shown on the inspirational images below.

0’ 20’ 50’ 150’

TEAM WORK:• Members: Tyler Lindgren

and Luis Hidalgo• Site Analysis and Phase IINDIVIDUAL WORK:• Phase II

0mi .2 mi .8mi 1.6mi

Power LinesSingle FamilyMix-use CommercialMulti-Story/TownhomeActive RecreationIntermediate SchoolResort HotelLarge Lot ResidentialBig Box CommercialPassive Recreation

LEGEND:

MAIN BUILDING

BUILDING B BUILDING C

0’ 20’ 50’ 150’

1 CENTRAL ISLAND POOL

5 TEXAS STAR PAVING

2 SWIMMING POOL

6 RESTAURANT

3 REFLECTIVE POOLS

7 NATURE TRAILS

4 SPECIAL PAVING

8 MEADOW

LEGEND:

9 SHADE STRUCTURE

1 RAISEDPLANTERS

5 UMBRELLAS

2 WOOD BRIDGES

6 PAVING STONES AND GRASS

3 SWIMMING POOLS

7 WATER FEATURES

4 LOUNGE CHAIRS

FEATURES

1

6

3

78

9

2

4

5

DETAILED PLAN: PHASE II

PHASE I: ENTRANCE AND DROP OFF AREA DESIGN

PERSPECTIVE “A”: PHASE II POOL

PERSPECTIVE “B”: PHASE II POOL

“A”

“B”

STONETHE SHADOW OF LIGHT

LUZ REFLECTIVA

VEGETATION

WOOD

LIGHT

THE FIERO’S TOWNHOME: PERSPECTIVE

INTERNATIONAL PLAZA: PERSPECTIVE

WATER

STEEL

RENDERINGS:

The Shadow of Light and Luz Reflectiva are two still life paintings that I did a couple of years ago. The rest of the images are a series of hand renderings that I produced during my second year of landscape architecture. These rendering represent some of the most important elements that we use to design people places. The purpose of these renderings was to study and analyze the effect of colors, tones and shades.

1 PRISMA COLOR MARKERS

2 PRISMA COLORPENCILS

3 OIL PAINT

4 GRAPHITE PENCILS

MEDIUMS:1 WATER FEATURE

TOWER

5 BENCHES

2 CHOREOGRAPHED WATER JETS

6 BIKE RACKS

3 RAISED PLANTERS

7 SPECIAL PAVING

4 OUTDOOR DININGSPACES

FEATURES:

1 PERGOLA

5 WATER WALL

2 HOT TUB

6 LOUNGE CHAIRS

3 POOL

4 WOOD DECK

FEATURES: