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RYAN MORRISON

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FOLI

landscape architectural designer - 2015

RYAN MORRISON227 ocean parkway, apt. 6h

brooklyn, ny 11218(860) 559-6008

[email protected]://ryanmorrisonlandscape.combachelor of science - theater

may 2005, cum laude with honorsskidmore college, saratoga springs, ny

new york botanical garden - summer 2010landscape design historylandscape design i - site analysis/schematic designgraphics i and ii

2012 - parks for the people competitionaward of excellence - van alen institute and nps

acted as a development liason between bam, a renown arts institution with a $40 million annual budget, and donors, board members, sponsors, vips managed seating for semi-annual galas and large fundraising events

speaker: 2013 cela annual conferencea method for re-imagining national parks

brooklyn botanic garden - summer 2012woody plant identification

2013 - frederick bainnson scholarshiphighest-ranking student at the ssa, ccny

compiled research and precedent studies, drafted cad linework, built 3d rhino models, created conceptual plans, and rendered views on multiple projects, including: calgary central square (calgary, al), 400 park ave south (new york, ny), troy riverfront (troy, ny), and suny purchase (purchase, ny)

developed schematic plans, rendered plans and views, and assembled public realm landscape guidelines for client submittal for the public space master plan of pluit city islands 1 and 2 (jakarta, indonesia) compiled research and precedent studies, rendered illustrative diagrams, plans and perspective views and assembled client presentations for the competition to redevelop ellinikon airport (athens, greece)

design internmartha schwartz partners ltd.

london, uk 2013

design intern w architecture and landscape architecture

new york, ny 2012

patron services coordinator brooklyn academy of music

brooklyn, ny 2008-2011

pratt institute, brooklyn, ny - fall 2006b.arch 1st year studio

drafting: autocad, manual draftingrepresentation: photoshop, illustrator, v ray, maxwell render, hand-sketching/rendering3d modeling: rhino3d, 3ds max, model-makingpresentation: indesign, after effects, prezi, powerpoint, arcgis

master of landscape architecturemay 2014ssa, city college of new york, ny

DEGREES

FURTHER EDUCATION

RECOGNITION

PROFICIENT SOFTWARE/SKILLS

EMPLOYMENT

2014 - asla ny student honor award

2015 - national asla student awardas student editor for plot journal

collaborated with the project team to develop a master plan for the nanjing qinglong lake project (nanjing, china), and helped guide the visual style of the final hand-rendered master plan spearheaded the schematic design process for nanjing qinglong lakes lakeside park through a series of precedents, analysis, and design sketches led the design effort for the jinjiang wang cuo projects (jinjiang, china) signature public space, the crescent plaza, contributing precedents, sketches, an overall grading scheme, paving plan, and planting strategy, and all associated details (under construction) directed the design of the nanjing golf clubhouse motor court, courtyard, and rear terrace from schematic through design development

landscape architectural designerrobert a.m. stern architects llp

new york, ny2014-current

ACADEMIC WORK

PROFESSIONAL WORK

CLIPPY - PAPERCLIPS . 2011

RAMSAnanjing qinglong lake master plan nanjing qinglong lake phase I SD to DD - lakeside park nanjing qinglong lake phase I DD - jade lakejinjiang wang cuo DD - crescent plaza

MSPpark 1waterfront plaza

THE FORGOTTEN REACHregional plansmodelsstaging, phasingsite plan, rendered views

NEW POINT ROADanalysis, model strategic master plan site plan, sections rendered zoom plans, viewsconstruction documents

RESORT TO RESORTresearch, matrix analysis kit of partssections

1.11

2

1.5 1.6

2.1

2.2

2.3

1.2 1.3 1.4

NANJING QINGLONG LAKE MASTER PLANryan morrison for robert a.m. stern architects, 2014

1.1

1.1 NANJING QINGLONG LAKE MASTER PLAN . robert a.m. stern architects . ryan morrison . 2014

STUDY MODEL

vegetation

slope

ridgeline

watershed

topography

circulation

1.1 NANJING QINGLONG LAKE MASTER PLAN . robert a.m. stern architects . ryan morrison . 2014

RENDERED MASTER PLAN

circulation

terraced steps

bridge

meadow

waters edge

mews

pergola

NOTES:

1. SEE L100.1 - OVERALL PATH SYSTEM FOR PEDESTRIAN CONNECTIONS.2. STREETSCAPE DESIGN TO BE FURTHER DEVELOPED AND DOCUMENTED PENDING

CLIENT'S APPROVAL OF RESIDENTIAL UNIT AND PARKING LAYOUT.3. SEE L200 SERIES FOR FURTHER PLANTING INFORMATION.4. EXISTING TREE AND PLANTING SURVEY INFORMATION PROVIDED BY THE

SHENZHEN LEGEND REAL PROPERTY CO. LTD. ON APRIL 22, 2014.

HEDGE (PROPOSED)

LIMIT OF WORK

MATCHLINE

TREE MASSING(EXISTING TO BE PRESERVED)

TREE MASSING (PROPOSED)

SHRUB, GROUNDCOVER, ANDPERENNIAL MASSING(PROPOSED)

DECIDUOUS TREE(PROPOSED)

ORNAMENTAL TREE(PROPOSED)

EXISTING TREE(TO BE PRESERVED)

AREA TO BE DESIGNED -ADDITIONAL PROGRAMINFORMATION REQUIREDFROM CLIENT

L104.1

L104.1 Enlarged Site Plan -Lakeside Park Wedding Garden

ENLARGED SITE PLAN - LAKESIDEPARK WEDDING GARDEN

KEY PLAN

DATEISSUENO.

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REAL PROPERTY CONSULTANT CO. LTD.

ROBERT A.M. STERN ARCHITECTS, LLP

TEL (212) 967-5100 | FAX (212) 967-5588460 WEST 34th STREET, NEW YORK, NY 10001

NANJING QINGLONG LAKE

Copyright 2015 Robert A.M. Stern Architects LLP

TEL 0755-82670398FAX 0755-82670399

PHASE I:

NANJING, CHINA

LEVEL 5, JUNO TOWER, #1001, AIGUO ROAD, LUOHU DISTRICT, SHENZHEN 518003

SHENZHEN LEGEND

NOT FORCONSTRUCTION

LEGEND / NOTES

MASTER PLAN

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L104

L105

L101

1 100% SCHEMATIC DESIGN 01/16/2015

L102

L103

PHASE II

EXHIBITION AREA

1 ENLARGED SITE PLAN - LAKESIDE PARK WEDDING GARDEN1:200

CRESCENT LAWN

LAKESIDE D

RIVE

MATCHLINE, SEE L104

MATCHLINE, SEE L105

BENCH TYP.

RETAINING WALL TYP.

PERGOLA

RETAINING WALL, TYP.


MA

TCH

LIN

E, S

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L10

4

BENCH, TYP.

MATCHLINE, SEE L104

MATCHLINE, SEE L105

3L302

4L302

1L302

VIEW TO LAKE THROUGH EXISTINGTREES (SELECTIVELY PRUNED)

PAVED WALK

GRAVEL WALK

GRAVEL WALK

DN

DN

DN

DND

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SIDEWALK, TYP.

PAVED WALK

BENCH, TYP.

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TCH

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L10

4

MA

TCH

LIN

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L10

3

MA

TCH

LIN

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L10

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33.30B.W.

32.00T.W.

WALKWEDDING GARDEN

35.00

LAWNPLAZA (TBD)

36.00

35.50

28.0

35.50T.W.

PLANTED BUFFER

VARI

ES

34.75 35.0035.25

35.50T.W.

34.50

35.50T.W.

33.50B.W.

35.25

WALK &SEATING

WALK &SEATINGLAWNPRESERVED VEGETATION PRESERVED VEGETATION

WALLWALL

34.50

WALK AND SEATING WEDDING GARDEN

35.0035.60T.W.

33.50B.W.

35.60T.W.

33.50B.W.

33.50

33.50

PRESERVED VEGETATION PLANTING PLANTING WALK AND SEATING PRESERVED VEGETATION

PLANTING WALK PLANTING PERGOLA PLANTING WALK PLANTING

WALLWALL

7.0m ROAD WALK

32.00T.W.

32.50

26.50

WALK & SEATING

28.027.00T.W.

+22.00WATERLEVELPRESERVED VEGETATION AND RESTORED MEADOWOPEN VIEW CORRIDOR (MEADOW) WITH PRESERVED PINE FOREST BEYONDMEADOW

WALL

WALL

32.00T.W.

L302

L302 Site Sections andElevations - Lakeside Park

SITE SECTIONS AND ELEVATIONS -LAKESIDE PARK

KEY PLAN

DATEISSUENO.

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TEL 0755-82670398FAX 0755-82670399

PHASE I:

NANJING, CHINA


SHENZHEN LEGEND

NOT FORCONSTRUCTION

LEGEND / NOTES

MASTER PLAN

N


1 CENTRAL AXIS WEST SECTION1:100

3 ELLIPTICAL LAWN SECTION1:100

4 WEDDING GARDEN SECTION1:100

MA

TCH

LIN

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L30

2/2

MA

TCH

LIN

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L30

2/1

2 CENTRAL AXIS EAST SECTION1:100

1-2L302

3L302

4L302

LAKESIDE DRIVE

NANJING QINGLONG LAKE PHASE I SD TO DD - LAKESIDE PARKryan morrison for robert a.m. stern architects, 2014-2015

1.2

DESIGN PROCESS

26.0WATER LEVEL

EXISTING TREE

(TO BE PRESERVED)

HEDGE (PROPOSED)



TREE MASSING(PROPOSED)

LIMIT OF WORK

MATCHLINE

NOTES:

1. STREETSCAPE DESIGN TO BE FURTHER DEVELOPED AND DOCUMENTEDPENDING CLIENT'S APPROVAL OF RESIDENTIAL UNIT AND PARKING LAYOUT.

2. SEE L200 SERIES FOR FURTHER PLANTING INFORMATION.

3. EXISTING TREE AND PLANTING SURVEY INFORMATION PROVIDED BY THESHENZHEN LEGEND REAL PROPERTY CO. LTD. ON APRIL 22, 2014.


GROUNDCOVER,PERENNIAL, AND SHRUBPLANTING

TREE MASSING(EXISTING TO BEPRESERVED)

GOLF AREA - BY OTHERS

ENTRANCE ROAD

EXIT ROAD

L201

L201 Planting Plan - Jade LakeNeighborhood

PLANTING PLAN - JADE LAKENEIGHBORHOOD

KEY PLAN

DATEISSUENO.

A14009PROJECT NO:

CAD FILE NO:

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TEL 0755-82670398FAX 0755-82670399

PHASE I:

NANJING, CHINA


SHENZHEN LEGEND

NOT FORCONSTRUCTION

LEGEND / NOTES

MASTER PLAN

N

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L104

L105

L101


L102

L103

PHASE II

EXHIBITION AREA

1 PLANTING PLAN - JADE LAKE NEIGHBORHOOD1:750

MA

TCH

LINE

, SE

E L204

JADE LAKE

JADE LAKE

WATERPAVILION

NORTHPAVILION

EXISTING PEDESTRIAN BRIDG

E

ROAD

ROAD

WATERFRONTPLAZA

PROPO

SED VEH

ICU

LAR BRIDG

E

MA

TCH

LINE

, SE

E L202

MATCHLINE, SEE L203

38

36

37

35

2%

35

3637

34333231

5.7%

5.7%

1%

17%

39.00 TW38.00 BW

38.08 TW38.00 BW

35.97

12%

37.60

38.00

(33)(36)

(35)

(34)

(33)

(32)

(31)

(30)(31)

(32)

(33)

(29)(30)

(31)(32)

(33)

(34)

(35)

(36)

(36)

(35)

(34)

(33)

(32)

(32)

(31)

(33)

(30)

(29)

(33)

(32)

(31)

(30)

(29)

(28)

(28)

(29)

(30)

(27)

(31)

(31)

(32)

(33)

(34)

(31)(32)

(33)

(34)

(35)

(30)(29)

(28)

(35)

(34)

(33)

(32)

(31)

(31)

(32)

(33)

(34)

(35)(36)

(37)

(37)

(38)

(38)

(36)

(34)

(35)

(36)

(37)

(38)

(39)

(31)

(30)

(30)

(31)(32)

(32)

(31)

(33)

(34)

(35)

(30)

(29)

(28)

(35)

(34)

(33)

(32)

(36)(37)

(34)

(34)

(28)

(29)(30)(31)(32)(33)

(27)

(30)

(29)

(31)

(32)

(33)

(28)

(27)

(31)

(31)

(32)

(33)

(31)(30)

(37)

(36)

(33)

(34)

(35)

(33)

(32)

(31)

(30)

(29)

(35)

(34)

(33)

(32)

(32)(31)

(30)

(29)(28)

(27)(26)(25)

(32)(31)

(30)(29)

(31)

(32)

(33)

(34)

(35)

(36)

(30)

(29)

(27)

(30)(31)

(29)

(28)(27)

(28)

(29)

(31)

(30)

(28)

(29)

(30)

(31)

(27)

(32)

(28)

(27)

(29)

(30)

(31)

(31)

(26)

(30)

(29)

(28)(27)

(27)

(26)

26.30 BW

26.75TW

27.6

26.35 TS26.20 BS

26.25

26.15

29.5 FFE

28.0

27.5

28.5 FFE

4.5%

15%

26.31 BW

6%

26.15

2.3%

28.25 TS

28.75 TS

29.25 TS

FFE: 34.0

30.00 BW

5%

5%

27.75 TS

27.25 BS

12%

FFE: 34.5

FFE: 34.5

FFE: 34.0FFE: 33.0

FFE: 34.0

FFE: 34.5

FFE: 34.0

FFE: 34.0FFE: 34.0

FFE: 33.5FFE: 33.5

FFE: 33.5FFE: 33.5

FFE: 33.5

FFE: 34.0FFE: 34.0FFE: 34.0

FFE: 34.0FFE: 34.0

28.0

28.0

28.5

28.0

28.028.0

28.0

28.5

28.5

28.5

27.5

FFE: 33.5

FFE: 33.0

27.527.5

27.5 27.527.0

27.0

27.0

27.0

27.527.5

27.527.5

27.527.5

28.028.0

28.028.0

28.028.0

28.5

28.5

FFE: 34.0FFE: 34.5

FFE: 34.5FFE: 34.5

FFE: 34.5FFE: 35.0 FFE: 35.0

FFE: 35.5FFE: 35.5

FFE: 35.5FFE: 35.5

FFE: 35.0

FFE: 34.5FFE: 34.0

FFE: 34.0FFE: 34.0

FFE: 34.0

FFE: 33.5

FFE: 33.5

28.528.0 28.5 28.5 28.529.0

29.0 29.529.5

29.5 29.529.0

28.5

28.0

27.5

27.5

FFE: 33.5

FFE: 33.5

FFE: 35.0FFE: 35.0

FFE: 35.5FFE: 35.5

FFE: 35.5FFE: 35.5

FFE: 35.0FFE: 35.0

FFE: 35.0FFE: 35.0

FFE: 34.5FFE: 34.5

FFE: 34.5FFE: 34.5

FFE: 34.0FFE: 34.0

FFE: 33.5

FFE: 33.5

27.5

27.5

29.029.0

29.529.529.529.5

29.029.029.029.028.5

28.528.528.5

28.028.027.527.5

FFE: 31.5

FFE: 31.5

FFE: 31.5

FFE: 31.5

FFE: 31.5

FFE: 31.5

FFE: 31.5

FFE: 31.5FFE: 31.5FFE: 31.5

FFE: 31.5FFE: 31.5

FFE: 31.5FFE: 31.5

FFE: 31.5FFE: 31.5

FFE: 31.5 FFE: 31.5

FFE: 31.5FFE: 31.5

FFE: 31.5

FFE: 31.5

FFE: 31.5

FFE: 31.5FFE: 32.0

FFE: 32.5

FFE: 34.0

FFE: 36.0

FFE: 36.0

FFE: 36.5

FFE: 36.5

FFE: 36.5

FFE: 36.5

FFE: 36.0

FFE: 36.0

FFE: 36.5

FFE: 36.5

FFE: 35.5

FFE: 35.5FFE: 35.5

FFE: 35.5

25.5 25.5 25.5 25.5

25.5

25.5

25.5

25.5

25.5

25.5

25.5

25.5

25.525.5

25.525.5

25.525.5

25.5

25.5

25.525.5

25.5

25.5

26.0

26.5

28.0

30.0

30.030.0

30.5

30.530.5

30.5

30.0

30.0

29.5

29.529.5

29.5

2%

8-10%

FFE: 33.5

FFE: 34.0FFE: 34.0

FFE: 34.0FFE: 33.5

FFE: 33.5FFE: 33.5

FFE: 33.5

FFE: 34.0FFE: 34.0

FFE: 34.0

37.0

28.028.0

28.0

28.028.0

28.0

37.0

36.5

36.035.5

35.034.5

34.033.5

33.0

32.0

28.0WATER LEVEL

TW 29.0

TW 29.0

28.5

TW 31.0BS 28.75

28.5

33.0

35.0

8-10%

TW 31.0

TW 29.0

TW 29.0

28.5UNDERPASS

26.0WATER LEVEL

28.5

28.5UNDERPASS

32.532.0

31.531.0

30.5

30.0

29.5

29.0

28.5

36.5

36.035.5

35.034.5

34.033.533.0

32.5

37.5

37.5

32.031.531.0

30.530.029.529.0

28.5UNDERPASS

28.5UNDERPASS

27.8

28.027.8

26.50 TS

26.0WATER LEVEL

28.0

28.5

29.0

29.5

30.0

30.5

31.0

31.5

32.0

32.5

33.0

33.0

32.5

32.0

31.5

31.0

33.0

32.0

32.0

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31.0

31.5

31.5 31.030.5

30.0

29.0

31.5

31.0

30.5

30.0

29.5

29.0

28.5

35.5

35.0

34.5

FFE: 37.5FFE: 37.5

FFE: 37.5

31.531.531.5

FFE: 37.0

31.0

FFE: 35.5FFE: 35.5

FFE: 35.5FFE: 35.5

FFE: 36.0

29.5 29.5 29.5 29.5 30.0

FFE: 34.5

FFE: 33.5

27.5

FFE: 34.0FFE: 34.0FFE: 33.5

27.5 28.028.0

FFE: 34.5FFE: 34.5

FFE: 34.5FFE: 34.5

FFE: 34.528.528.5

28.528.5 28.5

FFE: 34.5FFE: 34.5

FFE: 34.5FFE: 34.5

FFE: 34.5FFE: 34.5

28.5 28.5 28.528.5 28.5 28.5

FFE: 34.5

28.5

28.528.5

FFE: 34.5

FFE: 34.5

FFE: 31.5FFE: 31.5

FFE: 32.5

FFE: 33.5

27.526.5 26.5

25.5

25.5

28.75

33.75 TW

30.031.032.0

27.25

27.00

36.50

HP (37)

FFE: 37.0

FFE: 37.0

FFE: 34.5

FFE: 34.5

FFE: 34.5

FFE: 34.5FFE: 34.5

27.5

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28.0

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FFE: 33.5FFE: 33.5

27.5

27.5

FFE: 34.5

FFE: 34.5

28.5

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FFE: 34.0FFE: 34.0

FFE: 34.0FFE: 34.0

FFE: 34.0

28.028.0

28.0

28.0

28.0

FFE: 31.5

FFE: 31.525.5

25.5

FFE: 34.0FFE: 34.0

FFE: 34.0 FFE: 34.0

28.0

28.028.0

28.0 FFE: 35.5

FFE: 34.0 28.0

29.5

FFE: 36.5

FFE: 36.5

30.5

FFE: 36.5

FFE: 36.530.5

30.5

FFE: 36.5

FFE: 36.5

FFE: 36.5

30.5

30.5

30.5

FFE: 37.0FFE: 37.0

FFE: 37.0FFE: 37.0 31.031.0

31.031.0

31.0

FFE: 37.0FFE: 37.0

31.0

31.0

31.0

FFE: 36.0

30.0

FFE: 34.5

28.528.5

FFE: 34.0FFE: 34.0

FFE: 34.0FFE: 34.0

FFE: 34.0

28.0 28.0 28.028.0 28.0

28.5

28.5

28.5

28.5

28.5

FFE: 33.5

27.5

33.00 TW

26.0WATER LEVEL

31.75 BW33.75 TW

33.75 TW 31.25 BW

33.0

32.5

32.5

32.0

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31.5

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30.029.0

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30.0

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29.5

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30.531.0

30.5

30.0

29.5

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28.5

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30.5

31.0

31.5

31.031.5

31.5

35.5

TS 35.5

BS 35.0

34.0

34.5

35.0

33.0

32.0

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EXISTING CONTOUR - MAJOR(0)

(0)

SPOT ELEVATION

SLOPE PERCENTAGE & DIRECTION

ABBREVIATIONSHIGH POINTLOW POINTTOP OF CURBBOTTOM OF CURBTOP OF WALLBOTTOM OF WALL

TOP OF STAIRBOTTOM OF STAIRTOP OF RAMPBOTTOM OF RAMP

HPLPTCBCTWBW

TSBSTRBR

00.0%

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00.00

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RETAINING WALL


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GOLF AREA - BY OTHERS

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JADE LAKE

MATCHLINE, SEE L101.5 MATCHLINE, SEE L101.3MATCHLINE, SEE L101.5

PROPERTY LINE HEDGE, TYP.

SEATING AREA

SEATING AREA

GRAVEL WALK

BENCHES, TYP.

PAVED WALK

BENCHES, TYP.

26.0WATER LEVEL

NOTES:




HEDGE (PROPOSED)

LIMIT OF WORK

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MATCHLINE, SEE L101.4

MA

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LINE

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LINE

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3L301

BENCHES, TYP.

WATERPAVILION

ALLEE

BOARDWALK

HEDGE AT PROPERTY LINE, TYP.


PAVED WALK, TYP.

NOTES:




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JADE LAKE

MATCHLINE, SEE L101.5 MATCHLINE, SEE L101.3

PERGOLA

HEDGE AT PROPERTY LINE, TYP.

ENTRY ROAD

5L301


PAVED WALK, TYP.

BENCH

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, SEE L101.2

MATCHLINE

, SEE L101.2

GRAVEL WALK, TYP.

STEPS TO WATER

FOUNTAIN JETS FLUSH W/ PAVING

BENCHES (TYP.)

EXISTING ISLAND

SEAT WALL, TYP.

PAVED WALK, TYP.

MA

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LIN

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2L301

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MEWS

SIDEWALK, TYP.

ROAD, TYP.

WATERFRONT PLAZA

DN

RAMP DOWN

SEE SHEET 101.3

26.0WATER LEVEL

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L101.3 Enlarged Site Plan - JadeLake Bridge and Peninsula

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PEDESTRIANUNDERPASS(BELOW)

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DN DN DN

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, SEE L101.4

MATCHLINE

, SEE L101.4

GRAVEL WALK, TYP.

GRAVEL WALK, TYP.

SIDEWALK, TYP.

ROAD, TYP.

PAVED WALK, TYP.

PAVED WALK, TYP.

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ENLARGED SITE PLAN - SOUTH END ENLARGED SITE PLAN - MEWS

ENLARGED SITE PLAN - NORTH PAVILION

CRESCENT PLAZA

SALES CENTER PLAZA

WEDGE SCULPTURE -SEE ARCHITECTURE DRAWINGS

OBELISK - SEEARCHITECTUREDRAWINGS KIOSK, TYP.

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CASCADEFOUNTAIN

SALES CENTERFOUNTAIN

MR3

SHUANG LONG ROAD

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OBELISK - SEEARCHITECTUREDRAWINGS

KIOSK, TYP.

INTERACTIVEFOUNTAIN

CASCADEFOUNTAIN

SALES CENTER

MR3

SHUANG LONG ROAD

MATCHLINE

CENTER LINE

UNIT ENTRANCE

VIEW DIRECTION

LIMIT OF WORK

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INTERACTIVEFOUNTAIN

CASCADEFOUNTAIN

SALES CENTER

MR3

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FFE: 9.20

09.20 TS

09.20 TS

8.0%

8.0%9.00

9.00

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09.50

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09.20 TR

09.20 TR

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SPOT ELEVATION

SLOPE PERCENTAGE & DIRECTION

ABBREVIATIONS

HIGH POINTLOW POINTTOP OF CURBBOTTOM OF CURBTOP OF WALLBOTTOM OF WALL

TOP OF STAIRBOTTOM OF STAIRTOP OF RAMPBOTTOM OF RAMP

HPLPTCBCTWBW

TSBSTRBR

HIGH POINT SWALELOW POINT SWALE

HPSLPS

PROPOSED CONTOUR - MINOR 0

RIDGE OR SWALE LOCATION

0.00

0.00

NOTE:PROPOSED CONTOURS AND SPOT ELEVATION REFLECT RAMSA'S DESIGN INTENT FORFINAL BUILD-OUT. CIVIL ENGINEER SHALL ADJUST ADJACENT TEMPORARYCONDITIONS TO ACCOMMODATE THIS DESIGN.

TOP OF FOUNTAINTF BOTTOM OF FOUNTAINTB

LIMIT OF WORK

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TC 8.35BC 8.20

07.75 TW07.25 BW

0.4 %

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8.25

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%

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0.4 %

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8.40

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TC 07.88

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INTERACTIVEFOUNTAIN

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SALES CENTER

MR3

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POLE LIGHTSEE L404, DTL 3

UPLIGHTSEE L404, DTL 2

BOLLARD LIGHTSEE L404, DTL 1

STEP LIGHTSEE L420, DTL 4

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2. SEE ARCH DWGS FOR PERGOLA LIGHTING

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CLIPPED HEDGE(PROPOSED)

STREET TREE(PROPOSED)

PALM TREE(PROPOSED)

GROUNDCOVER& PERENNIAL BED(PROPOSED)

LARGE SHRUB2.5-4m TALL(PROPOSED)

MEDIUM SHRUB1-2m TALL(PROPOSED)

SMALL SHRUB(PROPOSED)

TURF(PROPOSED)

NOTES:

1. SHRUB PLANTING TO BE PLANTED IN DRIFTS AND PLANTS TO BE MAINTAINED INTHEIR NATURAL FORM UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED AS A CLIPPED HEDGE ORFORM.

2. ALL TREES AND SHRUBS TO BE PROVIDED DRIP IRRIGATION PER IRRIGATIONCONTRACTOR. ALL LAWN AND GROUNDCOVER AREAS TO BE PROVIDED SPRAYIRRIGATION PER IRRIGATION CONTRACTOR.

BUILDINGENTRANCE

WINDOW

MATCHLINE

VINE(PROPOSED)

LIMIT OF WORK

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CASCADEFOUNTAIN

SALES CENTER

MR3

SHUANG LONG ROAD

MATCHLINE

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SALES CENTER PLAZA



KIOSK, TYP.

INTERACTIVEFOUNTAIN

CASCADEFOUNTAIN

SALES CENTER

MR3

SHUANG LONG ROAD

(8) Gingko biloba





(2) Ginkgo biloba



CLIPPED HEDGE(PROPOSED)

STREET TREE(PROPOSED)

PALM TREE(PROPOSED)

GROUNDCOVER& PERENNIAL BED(PROPOSED)

LARGE SHRUB2.5-4m TALL(PROPOSED)

MEDIUM SHRUB1-2m TALL(PROPOSED)

SMALL SHRUB(PROPOSED)

TURF(PROPOSED)

NOTES:

1. SHRUB PLANTING TO BE PLANTED IN DRIFTS AND PLANTS TO BE MAINTAINED INTHEIR NATURAL FORM UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED AS A CLIPPED HEDGE ORFORM.

2. ALL TREES AND SHRUBS TO BE PROVIDED DRIP IRRIGATION PER IRRIGATIONCONTRACTOR. ALL LAWN AND GROUNDCOVER AREAS TO BE PROVIDED SPRAYIRRIGATION PER IRRIGATION CONTRACTOR.

BUILDINGENTRANCE

WINDOW

MATCHLINE

VINE(PROPOSED)

LIMIT OF WORK

DROP-OFF

(6) Ginkgo biloba


DROP-OFF

(6) Ginkgo biloba


L201

L201 PLANTING PLAN - PLAZA


2015

1 PLANTING PLAN - PLAZA EAST1:200

LEGEND / NOTES

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DATEISSUENO.

PROJECT NO:

CAD FILE NO:

DRAWING NO:





JINJIANG, CHINA

AVIC LEGEND


JINJIANG CHINA PRC

NOT FORCONSTRUCTION

NOT FORCONSTRUCTION

N

SHUANG LONG ROAD

2 PLANTING PLAN - PLAZA WEST1:200

MATCHLINE L202

MATCHLINE L203

MA

TCH

LIN

E L

201

- 2

MA

TCH

LIN

E L

201

- 1

MATCHLINE L203

1L410

5L410

TREE - INGROUNDCOVER, TYP.

GROUNDCOVER, TYP.

PALM TREE, TYP.

2L410

5L4

11P

LAZA

PLA

NTE

R

CRESCENT PLAZA

SALES CENTER PLAZA



INTERACTIVEFOUNTAIN

CASCADEFOUNTAIN


MR3

SHUANG LONG ROAD

METAL EDGING, TYP.

PLAZA FOUNTAINBRIDGE PAVING

PLAZA FOUNTAIN

SALES CENTERTRANSITION PAVING

PAVING ONCONCRETE BASE, TYP.

CRESCENT PLAZAPAVING, TYP.

STONE CURB, TYP.

PLAZA STAIRS, TYP.

PLAZA ENTRANCEPAVING

OBELISK FOUNTAINPAVING

CRESCENT PLAZABORDER PAVING, TYP.

2L400

7L400

6L400

4L400

3L400

1L401

4L401

1L4

03

6L404

1L410

8L404

3L403

2L403

10L404

5L400

PLAZA STAIRSPAVING

5L4

11

11L404

13L404

PLAZA HANDRAIL,TYP. PALM TREE, TYP.

CRESCENT PLAZA

SALES CENTER PLAZA



KIOSK, TYP.

INTERACTIVEFOUNTAIN

CASCADEFOUNTAIN

SALES CENTER

MR3

SHUANG LONG ROAD

METAL EDGING, TYP.

PLAZA FOUNTAINBRIDGE PAVING

PLAZA FOUNTAIN

SALES CENTERTRANSITION PAVING


CRESCENT PLAZAPAVING, TYP.

STONE CURB, TYP.

PLAZA STAIRS, TYP.

PLAZA ENTRANCEPAVING

OBELISK FOUNTAINPAVING

CRESCENT PLAZABORDER PAVING, TYP.

2L400

7L400

6L400

4L400

3L400

1L401

4L401

1L4

03

6L404

1L410

8L404

3L403

2L403

10L404

5L400

PLAZA STAIRSPAVING

5L4

11

11L404

13L404

PLAZA HANDRAIL,TYP. PALM TREE, TYP.

DROP-OFF


STONE CURB, TYP.

8L404

10L404

DROP-OFF


STONE CURB, TYP.

8L404

10L404

MATCHLINES

STONE RETAININGWALL,SEE L405, DTL 1

LIGHTCOLOREDSTONE PAVER

RAISED STONE CURBSEE L404, DTL 10

METAL EDGINGSEE L404, DTL 11

MEDIUMCOLOREDSTONE PAVER

DARK COLOREDSTONE PAVER

VERY DARKCOLOREDSTONE PAVERFOUNTAINBASINS

ASPHALTSEE L404, DTL 4

CONCRETE CURBSEE L404, DTL 3

UNIT ENTRANCE

VIEW DIRECTION

STONE SLAB

RIVER STONENOT TOEXCEED 75mm

FENCE

LIMIT OF WORK

L111

L111 MATERIALS PLAN -PLAZA

MATERIALS PLAN - PLAZA

2015

1 MATERIALS PLAN - PLAZA EAST1:200

2 MATERIALS PLAN - PLAZA WEST1:200

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NOT FORCONSTRUCTION

NOT FORCONSTRUCTION

N

SHUANG LONG ROAD

MATCHLINE L112

MATCHLINE L113

MA

TCH

LIN

E L

111

- 2

MA

TCH

LIN

E L

111

- 1

MATCHLINE L113

A

A

A

A

A

AA

A

D

D

DD

D

D

D

D

D

D

NOTE: PAVERS IN FIELD TO FOLLOWARC OF BANDS AND BUILDING FACADE.

OBELISKFOUNTAINTBD

A

NOTE: PAVERS IN FIELD TO FOLLOWARC OF BANDS AND BUILDINGFACADE.

DD

D

D

ADJUST WIDTH OFJOINTS BETWEEN ALLPAVERS TO ELIMINATECUT PAVERS ATNORTH AND SOUTHSIDES OF FIELD.

C

AD

D D

D

BUILDING FACADE


ADJUST WDITH OFJOINTS BETWEEN ALLPAVERS TO ELIMINATECUT PAVERS ATNORTH AND SOUTHSIDES OF FIELD.

A

A

A

D

D

D DD D

GATEWAY PAVILION -SEE ARCHITECTUREDRAWINGS

CASCADE FOUNTAIN

BRIDGE

I

C

C

D

D


WEDGEFOUNTAINTBD

WEDGEFOUNTAINTBD

150

150

300

300

600

100

300

450

900

A

B

C

E

F

G

H

I

J

150

300

300

600

600

900

900

900

900

450

100 D


07.09 BS

07.51 TS

07.15 BS

07.12 BC

07.53 TS

07.52 TC

C

A

D

D

D D

L400

L400 PAVING DETAILS -PLAZA

PAVING DETAILS - PLAZA

2015

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N

1 CRESCENT PLAZA PAVING LOCATOR PLAN1:500

2 CRESCENT PLAZA OBELISK FOUNTAIN PAVING1:50

3 CRESCENT PLAZA TYPICAL PAVING1:50

4 CRESCENT PLAZA TYPICAL BORDER PAVING1:50

7 SALES CENTER TRANSITION PAVING1:50

6 CRESCENT PLAZA ENTRANCE PAVING1:50

2L400 3

L400

4L400

7L400

6L400

5 CRESCENT PLAZA STAIRS PAVING1:50

5L400

9000

4L401

3L4

03

1L403

#L401

#L401

2L4

03

3000

1170

0

40000

4L405

JJJ

J

JJJ

J

3L405

1L4

052L4

05

900 TYP.100 TYP.

GRANITE STONE PAVER,LYCHEE FINISH, TYP.

900

TYP.

GRANITE STONE CURB,NATURAL CLEFT FINISH, TYP.

J J

J J

GRANITE STONE PAVER,LYCHEE FINISH, TYP.

100

TYP.

100 TYP.

900 TYP.

900

TYP.

850

TYP.

COMBINED WATER JET NOZZLE AND LIGHTFLUSH WITH PAVING BY OTHERS

15

SLOT DRAIN

GRANITE STONE PAVER,NATURAL CLEFT FINISH, TYP.

J J

J J

150

150

300

300

600

100

300

450

900

A

B

C

E

F

G

H

I

J

150

300

300

600

600

900

900

900

900

450

100 D

L401

L401 PAVING DETAILS -PLAZA FOUNTAIN

PAVING DETAILS - PLAZA FOUNTAIN

2015

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N

1 PLAZA FOUNTAIN - PLAN1:50

4 PLAZA FOUNTAIN BRIDGE - PLAN1:50

3 CASCADE FOUNTAIN PAVING - PLAN1:10

2 PLAZA FOUNTAIN PAVING - PLAN1:10

1.4 JINJIANG WANG CUO - CRESCENT PLAZA . robert a.m. stern architects . ryan morrison . 2015


MATERIALS PLAN AND PAVING DETAILS FOUNTAIN PAVING DETAILS AND CONSTRUCTION PROGRESS

PARK 1ryan morrison for martha schwartz partners, 2013rendered plan - rhino 3d, autocad, and photoshop

1.5

WATERFRONT PLAZAryan morrison for martha schwartz partners, 2013rendered plan - rhino 3d, autocad, and photoshop

1.6

big bend national park (1944)

UNITED STATES

MEXICO

texas

oklahoma

kansascolorado

new mexico

chihuahua

durango

zacatecas

cohuila

nuevo leon tamaulipas

sinaloa

del rio

ciudad acuna

bracketville

jimenez

san carlos

piedras negras

zaragoza

nava

allende guerrero

hidalgo

nuevo laredo

laredo

rio bravo

nueva ciudad guerrero

rio grande city

paras

ciudad miguel alemanagualeguas

general trevino

ciudad cerralvo

mission

mcallen

reynosaciudad rio bravo

matamoros

port isabel

brownsville

weslaco

harlingen

el control

progreso

cuidad camargosullivan city

ciudad mier

colombia

morelos

villa union

manuel benavides

presidio

ojinagasantiago de coyame

marfaalpine

el porvenir

guadalupe

sonora

crane

mccamey

fort stockton

balmorhea

toyahpecos

barstow

grandfalls

kermit

wink

monahans

pyote wickett

eunicecarlsbad

artesia

dell city

ruidoso

tularosa

alamogordo

truth or consequences

socorro

las cruces

vado

el paso

chaparralanthony

ciudad juarezhorizon city

socorrosan isidro

praxedis g. guererro

fabens

albuquerque

bosque farms

los lunas

rio communities

belen

rio rancho

santa fe

pueblo of cochitisanto domingo pueblo

white rock

los alamossanta clara pueblo

espanola chimayo

abiquiu

taos

san luis

fort garlandalamosa

lama

manassa

monte vista

del nortesouth fork

la joya

antonito

donna

isleta village proper

bernalillo

monclova

saltillo

monterrey

parral

delicias

chihuahua

santa catarinasan pedro garza garcia

escobedonicholas de los garza

apodaca

guadalupe

juarez

garciael carmen

hidalgo salinas victoria

bustamante

sabinas hidalgo

castanos municipality

san buenaventura

cuatro cienegas

lampazas de naranjo

anahuec

general bravo

chinalos ramones

estacion alderamas

ramos arizpe

sabinascloete

nueva rositasan juan de sabinas

palaumuzquiz

juventud norte

pistolas menesesjuan aldama

sacramento

rosales

saucillo

camargo

jimenez

san francisco del oro

santa barbara

balleza

san mateo

naica

concepcion

el paradero

eagle pass

'

to houston

rio florido

rio sabinas

rio monc lov

a

rio sal ado

rio pesqu eria

pecos river

rio puerto

rio ch

ama

rio san ta isabel

r i o conchos

rio g rande/rio bravo

elephant butte dam (1916)

caballo dam

rio grande dam (1914)

el vado dam (1935)

american diversion dam (1938)

international diversion dam (1918)

falcon dam (1954)

jemez canyon dam (1953)

isleta diversion dam (1934)

abiquiu dam (1956)

san acacia diversion dam (1934)

angostura diversion dam (1934)

amistad dam (1969)

cochiti dam (1965)

heron reservoir (1971)

galisteo dam (1970)

retamal dam (1975)marte r. gomez dam (1936)

el chuchillo dam (1993)

venustiano carranza dam

presa de la boquilla

presa francisco j. madero

luis l. leon1944WATER TREATY OF 1944 - US AND MEXICAN GOVERNMENTS - WATER MANAGEMENTDistributes the waters in the international segment of the Rio Grande from Fort Quitman, Texas to the Gulf of Mexico. This treaty also authorizes the two countries to construct operate and maintain dams on the main channel of the Rio Grande, entrusts the IBWC to give preferential attention to the solution of all border disputes and sanitation issues.

1964 BORDER INDUSTRIALIZATION MAQUILADORA PROGRAM - MEXICAN GOVERNMENT - ECONOMYLess than a year after the end of the Bracero Program, the Mexican Government launches the Border Industrialization Program (BIP) or the Maquiladora Program, to solve the problem of rising unemployment along the border. This massive border industry is created in 1964, and dominates the industrial makeup of the 2,000-mile border between the US and Mexico.

1983 LA PAZ AGREEMENT DETERMINES 100km BORDER REGION - US AND MEXICAN GOVERNMENTS - BORDERThe US and Mexico determine that the border region extends 62.5 miles (100 kilometers) on each side of the international border.

1991 TEXAS CLEAN RIVERS ACT - TEXAS STATE LEGISLATURE - WATER QUALITYThe Texas Legislature passes the Texas Clean Rivers Act in response to growing concerns that water resource issues are not being pursued in an integrated, systematic manner. The act requires that ongoing water quality assessments be conducted for each river basin in Texas, an approach that integrates water quality and water quantity issues within a river basin, or watershed.

1992 RELEASE OF THE INTEGRATED ENVIRONMENTAL PLAN FOR THE US-MEXICO BORDER AREA (IBEP) - IBWC - WATER QUALITYStrengthened enforcement of environmental laws, increased cooperative planning, completed the expansion of wastewater treatment facilities.

1993 CREATION OF THE BECC AND NADBANK - IBWC - REGULATIONThe Border Environment Cooperation Commission and North American Development Bank assist communities on both sides of the border in coordinating and carrying out environmental infrastructure projects.

1994 NORTH AMERICAN FREE TRADE AGREEMENT - US AND MEXICAN GOVERNMENTS - ECONOMYThe North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) comes into eect, stimulating trade between the United States and Mexico. Massive increases in border populations occur due to the treaty.

2006SECURE FENCE ACT OF 2006 - US FEDERAL GOVERNMENT - BORDERThe Secure Fence Act of 2006s stated goal is to help secure Americas borders to decrease illegal entry, drug traicking, and security threats by building 700 miles (1,100 km) of physical barriers along the Mexico-United States border. Additionally, the law authorizes more vehicle barriers, checkpoints, and lighting as well as authorizes the Department of Homeland Security to increase the use of advanced technology like cameras, satellites, and unmanned aerial vehicles to reinforce infrastructure at the border.

2012BORDER 2012 PROGRAM INITIATED - US EPA - REGULATIONThe EPA launches the US-Mexico Environmental Program - Border 2012, a collaboration between the US and Mexico to improve the environment and protect the health of the nearly 12 million people living along the border. The bi-national program focuses on cleaning the air, providing safe drinking water, reducing the risk of exposure to hazardous waste, and ensuring emergency preparedness along the US-Mexico border.

2001 RIO GRANDE FAILS TO REACH THE GULF OF MEXICO - WATER MANAGEMENTA 328-foot (100 m) wide sandbar forms at the mouth of the river, marking the first time in recorded history that the Rio Grande fails to empty into the Gulf of Mexico.

1938 RIO GRANDE COMPACT - COLORADO, NEW MEXICO, AND TEXAS STATE LEGISLATURES - WATER MANAGEMENTEquitably apportions waters of the Rio Grande Basin between Colorado, New Mexico, and Texas. The table worked out provides for Colorado and New Mexico to deliver water in accord with a formula based upon the flow of the Rio Grande and its tributaries at designated gauging stations above the state lines.

1922 COLORADO RIVER COMPACT - US AND MEXICAN GOVERNMENTS - WATER MANAGEMENTThe Law of the River enables widespread irrigation of the lower division states (Nevada, Arizona, California).

1888INTERNATIONAL BOUNDARY COMMISSION - US AND MEXICAN GOVERNMENTS - BORDEREstablishes the International Boundary Commission (IBC) to apply the rules in the 1884 Convention, establishing rules for determining the boundary when the meandering rivers transfer tracts of land from one bank of the river to the other.

1848 TREATY OF GUADALUPE HIDALGO - US AND MEXICAN GOVERNMENTS - BORDERThe Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo ends the Mexican-American War and establishes the international boundary between the United States and Mexico.

arroyo c

ibolo

rio grande/rio bravo


arroyo

cnang

as

arroyo m

imbros

o

arroyo

tortolo

arro

yo ar e

noso

la

zanja

el bajio

arroy

o ch

illon

PRESIDIO

OJINAGA

THE FORGOTTEN REACH: a transboundary water strategy for the arid rio grande/ro bravothis project operates on the assumption that wastewater can be a valuable commodity when used to irrigate woody crops for pulpwood production in a co-operative plan. using the watershed as a model to rethink the border as an expanded zone rather than as a dimensionless line allows water to become a tool in mediating environmental and social issues.

2.1

2.1 THE FORGOTTEN REACH . ccny studio . ryan morrison . 2014

major riverspop. density railint. borderwatershed unusedagroco-opplantationripariancirculationhydrology nodenetworkrail int. border

RIO GRANDE / RIO BRAVO REGIONAL WATERSHED PRESIDIO - OJINAGA

arroyo c

ibolo



arroyo

cnang

as

arroyo m

imbros

o

arroyo

tortolo

arro

yo ar e

noso

la

zanja

el bajio

arroy

o ch

illon

PRESIDIO

OJINAGA


THICKENED BORDER MODEL

WATERSHED FLOW / CONTAMINANT MODEL

composite

circulation

riparian buer

active agriculture

abandoned agriculture

co-op plots (1200 acres)

abandoned agricultural lots become binational tree planting co-operative (1,200 acres needed to treat ojinaga/presidio municipal wastewater)

approximately 50% of ojinaga/presidios agricultural land has been abandoned from over-salinization due to poor agricultural practice and small, uncompetitive landholdings

existing woody plantations are irrigated directly from the river by flood irrigation, whereby 50% of the water is wasted and does not reach the crops.

oxbows show a shifting river course under a fluid boundary and provide opportunity for a dynamic, binational riverfront park

planting irrigation channels and interstitial spaces between agricultural plots aids in water treatment for agricultural runo and provides other vital ecosystem services

a more fluid and open border within the neutral territory of a binational park promotes gathering and exchange

wastewater mainline (pipe)

biomass harvested for pulpwood

and transportated to ojinaga rail

station for shipment to chihuahua

drip irrigation fee

der

drip irrigation fee

der

drip irrigation fee

der

drip irrigation tub

es

drip irrigation tub

es

drip irrigation tub

es

subsurface runo

to

center swale, conn

ects to

agricultural draina

ge channels

subsurface runo

to

center swale, conn

ects to

agricultural draina

ge channels

subsurface runo

to

center swale, conn

ects to

agricultural draina

ge channels

establishment (po

pulus)

60 labor hours pe

r acre/year

600 labor hours f

or 10 acre farm/y

ear

32-foot spacing

growth and maint

enence (populus)

20 labor hours pe

r acre/year

200 labor hours fo

r 10 acre farm/yea

r

one-rotation harve

st (populus)

100 labor hours p

er acre/year

1,000 labor hours

for 10 acre farm/ye

ar

continuous treatm

ent of wastewater

in the root zone

YEAR 1

YEAR 3-4

YEAR 7


CO-OPERATIVE STAGING REMEDIATION PLANTATION

LEVEE, PULPWOOD TRANSPORT PROCESSION, BORDER PATROL ROUTE

PUBLIC GATHERING, MUSIC PAVILION, UPLAND DESERT TERRACES, GRANDFATHER TREES

HARVESTED WOOD BOARDWALK AND PIER

PEDESTRIAN BRIDGE OVERPASS

MEANDER

PULPWOOD STAGING AREA

VEHICULAR CROSSING

LOWLAND RIVERINE TRAILS

PULPWOOD TRANSPORT PROCESSION

WALKING DISTANCE9,042 = 34 minute walk at 3mph

SECTIONS400 o-center


unused plotsactive agroco-op plantationext. plantationriparian buffer hydrologylevee

BINATIONAL OXBOW PARK

PLANTATION AT WORK

RIPARIAN BOARDWALK AND TRAILS

TERRACED DESERT GARDENS

OWNERSHIP

IDENTITY

cultural institutionshistorical sitescommunity spaces)

FLOOD PLAIN

SOC

IAL

URB

AN

ISM

ENVI

RON

MEN

TAL

(neighborhood centerssocial centerslocal business ownership)(home ownershipPEDESTRIANISM

pedestrian circulationdeficiencies in public transitpedestrian safety )(ECOLOGY

environmentally damaged sitesdeveloped green spacesundeveloped green spaces )(

NEW POINT ROAD: a masterplan for elizabeth, new jerseythe decaying industrial fringe surrounding new point road becomes a target for revitilization. this project takes advantage of undeveloped open space with the goals of enhancing elizabeths identity, encouraging a sense of ownership, improving pedestrian safety and movement, managing damaged sites, and ultimately restoring a healthy and functioning ecology.

2.2

2.2 NEW POINT ROAD . ccny studio . ryan morrison . 2013

ELIZABETHS NATURAL AND SOCIAL ECOLOGIES SITE MODEL

5 mins.

10 m

ins.

15 m

ins.

MASTER PLAN, NEW POINT ENVIRONS flood plain evacuationneighborhood center

bank forclosed property

reclaimed open green space

broadway reinstatement

new point road pedestrian corridor

elizabeth loop shuttle bus0 250 500 1000

1:2500 100 200 400 800

N


STRATEGIC MASTER PLAN flood plain evacuationneighborhood center

bank forclosed propertyreclaimed open green space

broadway reinstatementnew point road pedestrian corridor

elizabeth loop shuttle bus

GARA

GE

FOOD CO-O

P

KITC

HEN

DAYC

ARE

HOME HEL

P OFF

ICE

LAUNDRO

MAT

GYM

LANGUAG

E CEN

TER

URBAN AGRICULTURECOMMUNITY GARDENCHILDRENS PLAY AREAOUTDOOR EXERCISEDOG RUN

RETA

IL

GARA

GE

KITC

HEN

FOOD CO-O

P URBAN AGRICULTURE

URBAN AGRICULTURE

LANGUAG

E CEN

TER

DAYC

ARE

CHILDRENS PLAY AREA

OUTDOOR EXERCISE

GYM

LAUNDRO

MAT

HOME HEL

P OFF

ICE

COMMUNITY GARDENDOG RUN

RETA

ILRE

TAIL

COMMUNITY

CEN

TER

RETA

ILRE

STAU

RANTOUTDOOR GRILL/PATIO

POCKET PARK

POCKET PARKPOCKET PARK

DAYC

ARE

HOME HEL

P OFF

ICE

FOOD CO-O

P

CHILDRENS PLAY

URBAN AGRICULTURE

HOME HEL

P OFF

ICE

LAUNDRO

MATGARDEN

CO-HOUSING ALLEY SYSTEM (BASED ON DOLORES HAYDENS HOMES MODE. IMPLEMENTABLE IN STAGES, DEMOCRATICALLY VOTED FOR IMPLEMENTATION BY COMMUNITY BOARD

URBAN AGRICULTURE - urban farming programs provide produce to the local food co-op and farmers market

CHILDRENS PLAY AREA - outdoor play area for neighborhood children

DOG RUN - enclosed area for neighborhood pets to socialize, play and exercise

OUTDOOR EXERCISE - outdoor gym equipment that the community can use to stay active and healthy

OUTDOOR GRILL/PATIO - a public grill patio for events and picnics

PUBLIC GARDEN - green space for quiet relaxation

OPEN SPACE PROGRAMMINGSET BACK PROGRAMMING

FOOD CO-OP - a grocery depot connected to the local food cooperative

KITCHEN - provides lunches for the daycare center, takeout evening meals, and meals-on-wheels for elderly people in the community

GARAGE - two vans provide dial-a-ride service and meals-on-wheels

LANGUAGE CENTER - ESL classes oered at night

GYM - an indoor gym keeps community members active and healthy

COMMUNITY CENTER - a flexible indoor community space for meetings and events

HOME HELP OFFICE - provides helpers for the elderly, the sick, and employed parents whose children are sick

LANDROMAT - laundry service

DAYCARE - provides daycare service and after school activities

9 single mothers with 18 children

21 couples living together with 50 children

50 AVG HOUSEHOLDS IN THE NEW POINT RD NEIGHBORHOOD*

6 elderly residents living on their own

3 couples living apart sharing custody of 6 children (6 households)

3 single men with no (or abandoned) children

5 couples living together with no (or grown) children

High proportion of single mothers (19.2% vs. 12.8% for Elizabeth citywide). High need for home help and sharing of household duties (eg. daycare) as well as aordable food.

33.7% of residents do not speak English well or at all. High need for language training services.

Median household income: $31,550 vs. $41,312 for Elizabeth citywide.

1 elderly resident living in nursing care

SCENARIO A - SCATTERED INFILL, NO ALLEY

SCENARIO B - MULTIPLE UNIT INFILL, ALLEY, NO TRELLIS

SCENARIO C - FULL BLOCK ON ONE SIDE, ALLEY WITH TRELLIS

SCENARIO D - FULL BLOCK AND COMPLETE ALLEY SYSTEM *data taken from 2010 census

BROADWAY

S PARK ST

LIVINGSTON ST

6TH

ST

NEW

POIN

T RD


NEW POINT ROAD AND PLAZA PLANS/SECTIONS

NEW POINT ROAD SITE PLAN SET BACKS AND ALLEY SYSTEM

SECT

ION A

SECTION B

SECTION C

B C

A


PLAZA RENDERED PLAN

PLAZA RENDERED VIEW (NIGHT) PLAZA RENDERED VIEW (WINTER)

NEW POINT ROAD RENDERED PLAN

shore up main access route along Flatbush Ave.

public transportation and pedestrian-focused communities

off-grid wind and solar for essential services

negligible outside energy demand

atmospheric water generation for emergency potable water

sustainable community-based water plan

stockpiled food supplies

food centers supplemented with community farming initiative

centralized composting toilet hubs

household composting toilets plug into system

portable telecommunication towers (cows)

portable becomes permanent

shared modular shelter strategy

densified modular neighborhoods

stockpiled medicine and volunteer doctors/tutors medical center/schools


use Flatbush Ave. and Belt Parkway to guard against future flooding

off-grid wind and solar for essential services

negligible outside energy demand


sustainable community-based water plan


food centers supplemented with community farming initiative


household composting toilets plug into system


portable becomes permanent


densified modular neighborhoods

stockpiled medicine and volunteer doctors/tutors medical center/schools


distributed public transportation links

distributed off-grid wind and solar for essential services

distributed units plug into shared power system


distributed, shared water system


distributed food markets and community farm initiatives


household composting toilets plug into centralized system


dstributed coverage and access to telecommunications networks


equal access to services across all households

stockpiled medicine and volunteer doctors/tutors centralized clinics

clear signage and communication of evacuation routes

public inclusion in planning process where possible

educational initiative community-based power strategy

educational initiative community-based water strategy

educational initiativepublic inclusion in planning process where possible

educational initiative community-based waste strategy

clear signage and communication through multiple sources

public inclusion in planning process where possible

insurance relief system high degree of housing customization

clear communication of available services

bottom-up educational institutions

SHORT-TERM LONG-TERM SHORT-TERM LONG-TERM SHORT-TERM LONG-TERM SHORT-TERM LONG-TERM

ECOLOGICAL VIABILITY (physical, economic, social)

CIRCULATION/ACCESS

POWER

WATER

FOOD

WASTE

DATA/COMMUNICATION

SHELTER

MEDS/EDS

RESOURCE ALLOCATION/SCARCITY(doing more with less)

EQUITY(social, economic, environmental)

PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT(inclusion, transparency, accountability)

MEDICAL SUPPLIESPERSONAL CARE ITEMSINFANT SUPPLIESCOTSBLANKETSEMERGENCY FOOD SUPPLY (MRES)ATMOSPHERIC WATER GENERATORSPET SUPPLIES

SHOWERSLAUNDRY FACILITIES

LATRINES WITH SHARED SEPTICSPECIAL NEEDS SUPPLIESSOLAR PANELSVERTICAL AXIS WIND TURBINES

CHARGING STATIONSCOW (CELL ON WHEELS)

PRESCRIPTION MEDICATIONMEDICAL WASTE DISPOSAL

SUPPORT STAFFEMERGENCY MEDICAL STAFF

PRIVATE BEDROOMS

COMMUNITY SPACESORGANIZED EVENTS

DAYCARE

FOOD AND SUPPLIES MARKET

RESTORATION CENTERCUSTODIAL SERVICES

SECURITY STAFF

MULTIFAITH CHAPEL

HEALTH CENTER

COMPOSTING TOILETS

MEDIA CENTER

SPEAKERS CORNER

RECREATION CENTERCANTINA

CENTER POPULATION

5,000 maximum

1,000 projected long-term

PREPARATION

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FLOODING

SUBS

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TRANSP

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RECONEC

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POWER

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EVACUATION SHELTER REFUGEE HOUSINGPOST-DISASTER RECOVERY SHELTER

PROPOSED SHORT TO LONG-TERM SHELTER SUPPLIES AND STAGING

DISASTER PLANNING HURRICANE AFTERMATH RECOVERY PERIODLONG-TERMRECOVERY

NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE WARNING

FIRST RESPONDER PREPARATIONADDITIONAL PERSONNEL FDNY INCIDENT MGMT TEAM

TRANSPORATION INFRASTRUCTURE TRAINS TO HIGHER GROUND SUBWAY SYSTEM SHUTDOWN

NOTIFICATION AND COMMUNICATION INTERNET PRESENCE (NYC.GOV, TWITTER, YOUTUBE) AND CITY ACCESS (311, 911)

EMAIL NOTIFICATION ANALOG NOTIFICATION (PAPER FLYERS, BULLHORNS, DOOR VISITS)

PHONE NOTIFICATIONS (LANDLINE AND CELLULAR), CMAS TEXTS

PRESS OUTLETS

SHELTER EMERGENCY SHELTER PREPERATION (EMERGENCY SUPPLY STOCKPILE)

EVACUATION

SHELTERS IN FULL OPERATION SHELTER CONSOLIDATION/DECOMMISSION

EVACUATION ORDER FOR ZONE A (63% DO NOT EVACUATE) EMERGENCY HOSPITAL EVACUATIONS POST-STORM EVACUATION (29%)

HEALTHCARE FACILITY NETWORK PREPARATION FOR SHELTER IN PLACE PRE-STORM HOSPITAL EVACUATION (6,300 PATIENTS FROM 37 FACILITIES)

FIRST RESPONDER ACTION

RESCUES (2,200 REPORTED) NYPD SPECIAL OPS TEAM FDNY WATER RESCUE TEAM

COWS (CELLS ON WHEELS)

INTERIM FERRY SYSTEM

BUILDING INFRASTRUCTURE DOB WINDHSHIELD ASSESSMENTS DOB DETAILED BUILDING INSPECTIONS

POWER

SANDBAG PLACEMENT AT VALUABLE ASSETS

POWER RESTORATION (EMERGENCY CONTRACTS TO RESTORE NYCHA POWER)

FUEL

DOT FACILITY PUMPING (DOT, ARMY CORPS, NAVY) UNDERPASS PUMPING (ARMY CORPS AND NAVY) MTA AND PORT AUTHORITY PUMPING (MTA, PORT AUTHORITY, ARMY CORPS)

ROAD, BRIDGE, TUNNEL CLOSURES

GENERATOR DISPATCH

SEARCHES (31,000 HOMES/BUSINESSES)

RESTRICTIONS LIFTED TO ALLOW FUEL TO ENTER CITY FUELING OPERATIONS FOR EMERGENCY VEHICLES

RECREATION CENTERS OPENED FOR SHOWERING TRANSITIONAL HOUSING ASSISTANCE (TSA) PROGRAM SHELTERING AND TEMPORARY ESSENTIAL POWER (STEP) PROGRAM

NYC BUILD IT BACK PROGRAMS

DEBRIS CLEARING (FEMA) - 70,000 TONS OF DEBRIS

FUTURE PLANNING OFFICIAL REPORTS (AAR, SIRR) DESIGN COMPETITIONS (MOMA, PS1)

RELIEF

FOOD DISTRIBUTION (2.1 MILLION SHELF STABLE MEALS, 1.5 MILLION PREPARED MEALS) WATER DISTRIBUTION (1 MILLION BOTTLES) BLANKETS (166,000 BLANKETS)

RESTORATION CENTERS

NYCS RESPONSE TO HURRICANE SANDY

RESORT TO RESORT: a disaster relief strategy for the rockaway peninsulathis project proposes a strategy for western rockaways residents to shelter close to home in the short term; and in the long term, as the peninsula becomes increasingly inhabitable, provides a desirable location to move to. this shifting dynamic presents an opportunity for a new urban condition: from wasteful beach resorts to self-sustaining communities.

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2.3 RESORT TO RESORT . ccny studio . ryan morrison . 2013

NYCS RESPONSE TO HURRICANE SANDY PROPOSED SHORT TO LONG-TERM SHELTER SUPPLIES AND STAGING

PHASED MATRIX OF RELIEF INFRASTRUCTURE

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