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RORY NICHOL LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO

Rory Nichol Landscape Architecture Portfolio 2013

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RORY NICHOLLANDSCAPEARCHITECTUREPORTFOLIO

of contents

Introduction& Skillsets

MLAModules

CompetitionEntry

FurtherWork

SpecialProject

Year inPractice

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& skillsets 1990 - 20133INTRODUCTION

Timeline

About Me My Skills

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[email protected]

My name is Rory Nichol and I am currrently studying MLA Landscape Architecture at the University of Sheffield, due to graduate in July 2013. I have previously completed a BSc in Landscape Architecture with Ecology. During 2011-12 I completed a 12 month contract with Colvin & Moggridge Landscape Architects in Gloucestershire, gaining valuable experience and workplace skills.

My interests include football, technology, cooking, photography and travel.My aim is to secure a job in landscape Architecture as soon as possible after graduating and get started with a career in the profession; a long term goal is to get a project I have contributed to published!

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Univ

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BSc Lan

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Archit

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Adobe Photoshop & image manipulation/creation, photomontage etc.

AutoCad & Vectorworks, technical drafting, construction detailing.

Adobe InDesign & document creation, layout, design.

SketchUp & E-On Vue, modelling, rendering & compositing.

Adobe Illustrator, graphic & vector creation, illustrations.

Report writing, drafting, layout.

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1990 2006 2008 2008

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2011 2012 2013

“ ”a responsive heat, energy & resource core for London

CentralisedDocklandsDe ‘De-Centralised Docklands’ is the title of the ongoing special

project for my MLA studies. The project is taking a planning/design

route and the idea is to create a de-centralised resource hub in London

Docklands, removing utilities such as energy, heating & food production

from inefficient nationalised distribution chains and supplying them at

district and neighbourhood level, promoting social and environmental

sustainability through a public and engaging proposal.

Stage 1.1: A Conceptual Idea For London Docklands

(ongoing) 2012 - 2013

SPECIAL PROJECT 4

WTE/CHP Plant

Food Production

Sunlight

Community

solid waste

GBP £

GBP £

food

labour

heat heat

C02

power power

61.5 Units Lost to

Inef�ciencies & Heat Wastage

100Units Produced

Centralised Power Station Distribution Lines End Users

38.5Units Fed to

National Grid

35Units Supplied

22Units Actively

used

3.5 Units Lost to Distribution

13Units Lost to

Inef�cient End Use

Stage 1.2: Research & Understanding Stage 1.3: Survey & Analysis Stage 1.4: Strategic Interventions

(ongoing) 2012 - 2013

SPECIAL PROJECT 5

HeatDemand

Combined Heating & Power Plant

Combined Heating & Power

Conventional Methods

Boiler

Power Station

PowerDemand

Losses

165

205

100

160

160

65

100

40

2001

20.7%Population Increase in Greenwich, Newham & Tower Hamlets since 2001

2011London Average

Ethnic & Religious Diversity Indices( higher value = higher diversity )

Greenwich, Newham & Tower Hamlets

4.23

The project is currently at a brief writing, surveying & strategic

planning stage, a site selection model has been applied to

London Docklands and the site surveyed & analysed.

Strategic proposals have been applied to provide a sustainable

and functioning framework for the design stages and address

the numerous issues regarding a de-centralised infrastructure

proposal.

Next Up: Stage 2! Watch this space for future developments!

Experiential Mapping

Role Playing

LSC 5030: Urban Landscape Design Project

IS

oskewedcamera

1:100Isometric DrawingGroup 10AGranary Wharf

& =

Approaching the regeneration of waterside spaces in Leeds from the point of view of several conceived site users and stakeholders, using their issues and experiences to design the space in which they will inhabit.

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www.jlwdesign.comEVERYBODY LOVES FREE STUFF!!

I’m Alfie, small business owner looking to invest in the area, if the site better catered to my needs I would be eager to start up here!

LSC 5030 2012 - 2013

MLA MODULES 6

responsivedesignoutput

LSC 5010 2012 - 2013

MLA MODULES 7

LSC 5010: Urban Planning Project

Producing strategic proposals for the Upper Don valley in Sheffield, creating a program of sporting activities for a sub site called Parkwood Springs and providing an operable planning and design framework to help realise the proposals.The module involved extensive survey and analysis of relevant policies, land uses census data etc, including desk based ArcGIS work & further strategic design refinement.

I completed a 12 month contract at Colvin & Moggridge for my year in practice, from Sep 2011 to Sep 2012.

I was tasked with various landscape processes, ranging from CAD & hand produced technical drawings, to masterplan renderings in photoshop & LVIA production.

It was a fantastic introduction to a professional Landscape Architecture practice, and due to the relatively small office size I learnt alot from working directly with directors and associates.

As my contract progressed I was given more responsibility and one of my last projects was to assemble the complete underground service information for a large estate, involving client & contractor meetings, site visits and CAD drafting. Different but interesting!

Colvin & Moggridge The trading name of Colvin & Moggridge Ltd

Registered in England & Wales No. 3758543

Registered office: Filkins, Lechlade, Gloucestershire GL7 3JQ

VAT No. 194 3119 59

A Registered Practice of the Landscape Institute.

Members of the Institute of Environmental Management & Assessment.

Filkins, Lechlade

Gloucestershire GL7 3JQ

t +44 (0)1367 860225

e [email protected]

www.colmog.co.uk

uniquely personal landscapes

ExperienceColvin & Moggridge

CAD technical drawings, masterplans & sections.

Masterplan, section & presentation renderings.

LVIA & planning document preperation & production.

Graphics & corporate stationeryproduction.

Visualisation , photomontage & modelling, design tasks.

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Colvin & Moggridge The trading name of Colvin & Moggridge Ltd

Registered in England & Wales No. 3758543

Registered office: Filkins, Lechlade, Gloucestershire GL7 3JQ

VAT No. 194 3119 59

A Registered Practice of the Landscape Institute.

Members of the Institute of Environmental Management & Assessment.

Filkins, Lechlade

Gloucestershire GL7 3JQ

t +44 (0)1367 860225

e [email protected]

www.colmog.co.uk

uniquely personal landscapes

practice 2011 - 2012

YEAR IN 8

Work Samples

practice 2011 - 2012

YEAR IN 9

COLGRIMS

GARAGE COURT

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RAD 5

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LAWN

GARAGE

GARAGECOURT

DRIVE

WALLED GARDEN

1.21.2

3.35

3.35

3.52 3.51

3.513.52

3.33

3.29

3.39

3.42

3.48

3.40

3.09

3.28

3.43

3.57

3.59

3.46

3.07

2.87

3.06

2.84

.52

3

2.52.3

2

4

4.6

1.68

1.21

1.85

1.9

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1.8

4.6

4.6

5.2

2.2

4.8

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13.2

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1.68

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5.9

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FFL3.185

FFL3.185

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3.185

3.185

3.020

3.020

3.020

3.00

3.03

3.180

3.180

3.35

2.87

3.3

3.015

3.020

3.15

3.02

2.96

3.10

2.95

2.93

3.020

3.01

3.01

3.02

3.020

3.01

3.01

3.165

3.45

3.35

3.45

2.90

3.020

3.020

3.020

2.84

2.85

3.020

3.180

2.90

3.020

2.97

2.95

3.020

2.98

2.97

3.020

3.020

2.98

3.08 2.98

3.00

3.02

3.00

3.01

3.20

3.04

3.0203.01

3.020

2.97

3.020

3.012

3.012

3.02

3.015

3.33

3.01

3.40

2.98

3.020

2.98

3.020

2.95

3.020

3.002.95

2.97

2.96

2.92

3.00

3.020

2.98

2.95

3.020

3.020

2.89

2.913.020

3.179

3.181

3.185

2.95

3.50

2.87

2.92

2.90

3.190

3.180

3.180

3.176

3.190

1:25

1:50

1:60

2.93

GULLY

GULLY

3.01

2.97

1:60

3.01

3.01

3.165

3.35

GULLY

3.090

1:40

1:40

3.235

1:40

3.45

3.45

3.015

3.20

3.025

1:40

3.35

GULLY

1:50

1:40

1:40

GULLY

2.87

3.020

2.72

2.72

1:40

1:40

2.67

1:40

1:50

1:60

1:50

RAD 7.8

2.2

1.4

2.97

2.2

1.2

2 1.2

2.15

0.9

1.65

1.65

2.15

2.15

2.93

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Colgrims, Sandpit Lane, Sowley

Paving Levels Around Main House

1:100 @A1

JULY 2012

MI/RN

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- Proposed Levels

2.87 - Existing Levels

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- Storm Drains & Manholes

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Stables

Flat

Clipped evergreen

Lawn

Stonesetts

Fastigate hornbeam orsmall cherries

Box hedge

Tulip tree

Stonesetts

Stonewall

Fountain in pool

Box hedge

Lawn

Stone edging

Gravel

Stone setts Gate

Lawn

Gate

Lane

FarmingtonLodge

Gate

White Rosa rugosa

Stepped terrace

Guestaccommodation

Stoneretainingwalls

Stoneretainingwall

Stoneflagpaving

Steps

Steps

Stoneflagpaving

Shed

Wal

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Gar

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North gate

10 m0

Colvin & Moggridge – Label Template

The Old House, 2 Wellesley Court Road Croyden, Surrey CR10 1LE t +44 (0)20 8688 9083 f +44 (0)20 8688 9083e [email protected] www.colmog.co.uk

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t +44 (0)20 8688 9083 f +44 (0)20 8688 9083e [email protected] www.colmog.co.uk

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Filkins, Lechlade, Gloucestershire GL7 3JQ t +44 (0)1367 860225 f +44 (0)1367 860564e [email protected] www.colmog.co.uk

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e [email protected] www.colmog.co.uk

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Witcha HouseViewpoint Sheet - Visual Impact of the Proposals

PLANNING

NTS

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MI/RN

FIGURE 2.

Viewpoint 1 - From high ground on edge of woodland approx 100m from road boundary hedgeWitcha Farmbuildings

Road boundary

hedge

Witcha House

Proposedbuilding

Proposedlandscape framework

Viewpoint 1 - Existing

Viewpoint 1 - Proposed

The visual impact of the proposed outbuilding and landscape framework on the key landscape qualities and character of the landscape is very slight. The built structures appear massed on the valley floor, embedded in vegetation, and open views across rolling fields to ridge top woodlands remain una�ected by the proposal.

NOTES: Refer to FIGURE 1. for location of viewpoints.

London Green Infrastructure Ideas Competition

An open ideas competition run by the Garden Museum & the Landscape Institute to develop green infrastructure which engages

the public similar to the New York High Line. The entry required a 250 word statement & various visuals.

Bromley-By-Bow GasworksThe Bromley-by-Bow Gasworks are situated along the banks of the River Lea, East London, just south of the Olympic Park. Initially the site of the gunpowder rocket factory of William Congreve, providing the rockets fired by the British against the Americans in 1812. The use of Congreve rockets at the battle of Bladensburg led to the surrender of Washington DC, and the bombardment of Fort McHenry in 1814 inspired a line in the Star Spangled Banner; ‘and the rockets’ red glare, the bombs bursting in air’.The gasholders were constructed in 1872-1878 and have since become grade II listed structures. Production was ceased in the 1960’s leaving 7 Victorian gasholders rich in history and interest. The industrial character of the site provides huge potential to revitalise the gasworks into a contemporary urban park.

The proposals involve opening and re-involving the site within the existing green infrastructure of East London, eventually extending to meet the Olympic park, presenting an interesting and un-orthodox public greenspace, defined by the historical commentary of the towering Victorian gasholders. The structures essentially subdivide the park into a series of semi-permeable spaces allowing the creation of a rich variety of experiences within.The largest gasholder, to the south, will feature an observation deck at the top, providing fantastic views over numerous London landmarks, including Canary Wharf, the Shard, the Olympic Park and the 02 Arena, celebrating the industrious history of the Lea Valley and providing a viewpoint to enjoy the future evolution of London.

entry 2012-2012

COMPETITION 10http://www.newlondonlandscape.org/project/236/Bromley-By-Bow-Gasworks

work 2010-2011

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