Portfolio Fields MLA 2

7/28/2019 Portfolio Fields MLA 2

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TRISTAN FIELDS | MLA CANDIDATE 2014


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mittleman Jewish

communitY center

ariZona Beach

state park

oVerlook summer

field school

lane countY

farmers market

Booth kellY

industrial site

Bloomingdale trail


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diagrams of plantings in season

planting plan

looking south toward the VegetaBle terraces


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master plan areasdiagrams of site analYsis


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phase 2 - camping area 1 & pond eXpansion

phase 4 - camping area 4

phase 1 - new entrance

phase 3 - camping area 2 & 3 phase 5 - keY land acQuirements

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tx 2

section illustrating new entrance grading

illustrations demonstrating phasing plan


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Berry Bushes

Value-Added ProductsFarmer

Farm Interns &

the Incubator Farm

Demonstration & Herb Garden

Livestock

Market

2 - 3 Head farmers guide the crops, stock,

market and incubator farm. They lease the

land from the Fullers.

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.

Blueberries

Strawberries

Raspberries

Blackberries

Gooseberries

Currants

Elderberries

Value-added products such as

sausage, jerky, specialized wine

vinegars & medicinals developed

from on-site grapes & herbs.

The demonstration garden illustrates

the integration of edible and orna-

mental landscape. Herbs have a

strong presence and are harvested

for sale and production in value-

added products. The demonstration

garden surrounds the barn.

Market days are Satur day & Sunday.The community is invited to partici-

pate in the market. Buyer Program

customers receive discounts on food

and can participate in u-picks for

specific products.

Cows

Chickens (Broilers & Layers)

Pigs

Rabbits

Ducks

Geese

Turkeys

Pheasants

25 acres

Grapes

Concord

Niagara

10 acres

Fruit & Nut Trees

Apples (for Cider)

Pears

Peaches

Nectarines

Apricots

Pluots

Hickory Nuts

Chinese Chestnuts

Fruit trees are espaliered along pathways performing

as way finding throughout the property.

10 acres

3 acres

5 acres

1-2 acres

each

Produce Farm

Tomatoes

Garlic

Peppers

Onions

Peas

Collards

Beets

Okra

18 acresLettuce Greens

Mustards

Sorrels

Potatoes

Radishes

And more as

the market

demands

Event space for additional revenue

stream & educational platform.

Value Added

Production

Value Added

Production

Weekend Market &

Weekend Classroom

Bottom level: cold storage & distribution center

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Existing Useage

WESTERLY

BARN

ROW HOUSES

2 AUXILIARY HOUSES

Bed & BreakfastManagement: Run by separate business owners. The house is leased from the Fullers.

Users: Visiting conference participants, lecturers, scholars, farmers, consumers

Crosses: Utilize the farms produce & meats in cooking for the guests.

Motto: Providing a local fa rm fresh in a relaxing environment.

Library, Conference Center, Market, Distribution Center, Value-Added Product CreationManagement: Dependant on final use. The library & conference center is funded by grants. Mar ket, distribution center

& value added products owned separately and leased from the Fullers.

Users: Research foundation & private business owners

Crosses: Links all aspects of the farm in one location: education & research, with farmers & consumers.

Motto: The hub of the farm.

Long-term Housing for Managers & ScholarsManagement: Run by the Research Foundation. A variety of leasing & research inclusion options.

Users: Scholar s, management, assistants

Motto: Housing the hearts of the farm.

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diagram showing proposed production capaBilities

diagram analYZing current Building resources with locations


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renderings of proposed locational uses


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low-maintenance planting plan


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diagram of stormwater gardens with structural soil framework


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diagrams of designinterVentions


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diagram of site program


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rendering of eastern portion of site showing Botanical garden, restaurant & park


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night lighting


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