Cindy Lincoln's design portfolio includes landscape design projects completed from 2002 to 2009 for various companies. The portfolio showcases her computer graphics and planting designs, and notes that many projects involved collaboration. The individual project pages describe the type of work Cindy provided.

1. Cindy Lincoln design portfolio

2. Cindy Lincoln design portfolio
Projects included represent work completed at the following times &
locations:
Robbins & Associates International 2009
Homewood Garden Center 2009
Wake Technical Community College 2009
Elam, Todd & d’Ambrosi 2006-2008
Brickman 2002-2006
North Carolina State University 2002
PLEASE NOTE: All work presented is my own, however, many
projects are the result of important collaborations between
various team members including clients, landscape architects
& designers, engineers, planners, CAD designers and interns.
The title of each page describes the type of work I provided for
the project shown.

3. COMPUTER GRAPHICS: GOLF COURSE PLAN RENDERING

4. COMPUTER GRAPHICS: SITE PLAN RENDERING

5. COMPUTER GRAPHICS: SITE PLAN RENDERING

6. COMPUTER GRAPHICS: SITE PLAN RENDERING

7. COMPUTER GRAPHICS: SITE PLAN RENDERING

8. COMPUTER GRAPHICS: CONCEPTUAL IMAGE SHOWING TREE GROWTH

9. THE ENCLAVE AT L’HERMITAGE ROOFTOP COURTYARD
MATERIALS PLAN

10. THE ENCLAVE AT L’HERMITAGE ROOFTOP COURTYARD
PLANTING DESIGN

11. THE ENCLAVE AT L’HERMITAGE ROOFTOP COURTYARD
CONSTRUCTION DETAILS

12. VILLAGE AT THE PARK
STORM WATER PLANTING DESIGN

13. WESTLAKE MEDITATION/RAIN GARDEN
PLANTING DESIGN

14. AVALON SMALL PARK
PLANTING DESIGN

15. WYNBROOKE
CONCEPTUAL IMAGE OF PLANTING DESIGN

16. OAKS AT MEADOWRIDGE
PLAYGROUND FEASIBILITY SKETCH

17. BALDWIN PEAK
ENTRANCE DESIGN PRELIMINARY SKETCH

18. GREYSTONE
ENTRANCE SIGN PLANTING DESIGN

19. OLDE TOWNE
TRAFFIC CIRCLE WATER FEATURE
PRELIMINARY SKETCH & PLANTING DESIGN

20. OLDE TOWNE
ENTRANCE FEATURE DESIGN
PRELIMINARY SKETCH & PLANTING DESIGN

21. OLDE TOWNE
CITY OF RALEIGH SITE PLAN SUBMITTAL

22. WALGREEN’S @ FALLS OF NEUSE & DURANT
WAKE COUNTY SITE PLAN SUBMITTAL

23. PLANTING DESIGN
WALGREEN’S

24. PLANTING DESIGN
WALGREEN’S

25. MIRAMONTE GREENWAY
RESTORATION PLANTING DESIGN

26. RENAISSANCE PARK
COMMERCIAL AREA DESIGN GUIDELINES MANUAL

27. COMPASS POINTE
CONCEPTUAL IMAGE OF PLANTING DESIGN

28. COMPASS POINTE
PRELIMINARY GATEHOUSE SKETCH

29. COMPASS POINTE
EAST ENTRANCE PLANTING DESIGN

30. COMPASS POINTE
ENTRANCE DESIGN
PRELIMINARY SKETCHES

31. COMPASS POINTE
COMPLETED ENTRANCE LANDSCAPE & SIGNAGE

32. HAND GRAPHICS: DRAWING & RENDERING DONE IN MIKE LIN’S COURSE

33. COMPASS POINTE Notes: The optimal time for installing woody plants is fall (October) through mid-summer GRASS SEED MIXES:
RECOMMENDED POND PLANTING (July). Full size trees and very large woody shrubs should not be planted on embankments. For
FOR STORMWATER, WASTEWATER & CANALS mosquito control, AVOID dense wooded overstory. Note: Application method can be hand seed, broadcast or hydroseed. Seed should be applied at
(Use Key indicated on the left for attached planting templates) a rate of 15 lbs per acre (or as directed by seed supplier) and covered with light straw mulch, if
B. SHRUBS: necessary. Seed mixes from Ernst Conservation Seeds can be custom-blended depending on
Install shrubs in odd-numbered groups or masses using the recommended spacing location and/or Audubon recommendations.
A. PLANTS for shelf area: shown.
Notes: Recommended spacing
• Vegetated shelf should be 10’ wide on all sides of main pond. Inside edge of shelf should (O.C. = on center) D. Naturalized Areas:
be 6” below permanent pool elevation and outside edge should be 6” above permanent American Cyrilla, TiTi Cyrilla racemiflora 10’ O.C.
pool elevation. Buttonbush Cephalanthus occidentalis 5’ O.C. D-1. NC Coastal Plain Upland Mix (ERNX-300 Ernst Conservation Seeds) good for dry
• Do not plant shallow water zones with seed; plugs or container-grown material should Elderberry Sambucus canadensis 10’ O.C. pond banks
be used. Gallberry Ilex coriacea 10’ O.C. D-2. NC Coastal Plain FACW Mix (ERNX-302 Ernst Conservation Seeds) for wetland
• Plants within the shelf zone should not be flooded (submerged under water) until 2 weeks Inkberry Ilex glabra 3’ O.C. areas
(minimum) after planting to allow for root establishment. Lyonia lucida Fetterbush 3’ O.C.
D-3. NC Coastal Plain Riparian Buffer Mix (ERNX-301 Ernst Conservation Seeds) for
• The optimal time for installing the plants listed below is spring (March) Possumhaw Viburnum nudum 10’ O.C.
stream corridors
through mid-summer (July). Red Chokeberry Aronia arbutifolia 5’ O.C.
• Local plant sources should be used to ensure that plant material is well adapted to site. Silky Dogwood Cornus amomum 10’ O.C. D-4. Southeast Wildflower Mix (Ernst Conservation Seeds)
• Shelf zones should be planted with at least 5 of the species listed below, with no more Summersweet Clethra alnifolia 5’ O.C.
Swamp rose Rosa palustris 5’ O.C.
than 30% of any single species. Unless otherwise noted, plants can be spaced 2’ apart.
Sweetspire Itea virginica 5’ O.C.
E. High Visibility Areas:
Wax myrtle Morella cerifera 10’ O.C. Combination of Hybrid Bermuda (such as Tifway 419), Blue stem, Switchgrass and
BEST: Love grass. Wildflowers optional. If the area is seeded, groupings of container-grown
Softstem Bulrush* Schoenoplectus tabernaemontani ornamental grasses may be added later once seeded grasses/wildflowers are established.
Pickerel Weed* Pontedaria cordata C. TREES: Suggested ornamental grasses: Muhly grass, River Oats, Crown grass.
Broadleaf Arrowhead* Sagittaria latifolia
Bulltongue Arrowhead* Sagittaria lancifolia Bald cypress Taxodium distichum
Burreed Sparganium spamericanum Black gum Nyssa sylvatica F. For pond areas adjacent to golf holes:
Lizard’s Tail Saururus cernuus Loblolly Bay Gordonia lasianthus Bermuda (unless hybrid), Annual Rye and/or KY31 Tall Fescue should NOT be used.
Woolgrass Scirpus cyperinus Longleaf pine Pinus palustris
Sedge Carex spp. Overcup oak Quercus lyrata
Common Rush Juncus spp. Red maple Acer rubrum
G. For wetland buffer or stream corridor areas between golf holes (plant height should not
*Recommended for Mosquito control; these plants attract mosquito predators such as exceed 2’):
River birch Betula nigra
dragonflies. Swamp dogwood Cornus stricta NC Coastal Plain Upland MODIFIED Mix ERNX-300
Swamp tupelo Nyssa biflora NC Coastal Plain Riparian MODIFIED Mix ERNX-301
GOOD: Sweetbay Magnolia virginiana
Arrow Arum Peltandra virginica
Swamp milkweed Asclepias incarnata
Blue Flag Iris Iris virginica or versicolor
Cardinal Flower Lobelia cardinalis
Hibiscus Hibiscus moscheutos and H. grandiflorus
Swamp Rose Rosa palustris
Joe-pye Weed Eupatorium purpureum
COMPASS POINTE
STORM WATER POND PLANT RECOMMENDATIONS

34. PHOTO TAKEN AFTER LANDSCAPE INSTALLED
Oakwood Inn Design Project Gary & Doris Jurkiewicz
HS400
June 2002
Concept: A Garden of Indulgence
Embracing masses of flowers. Tapestries of fragrant vines.
Jungles of deep green foliage.
Carpets of brightly colored blooms.
The design incorporates elements of a mid to late Victorian era garden and
creates a special landscape where guests can feel the guilty pleasure
of doing absolutely nothing.
HISTORIC GARDEN DESIGN
NC STATE LANDSCAPE HORTICULTURE PROGRAM

35. RALEIGH DUKE HOSPITAL
PLANTING DESIGN

36. Duke Health Raleigh Hospital Main Building Front Renovation
Brickman Designer: C. Lincoln
After Installation
THE BRICKMAN GROUP, LTD. RALEIGH DUKE HOSPITAL
Landscape Architects/Contractors/Horticultural Services
PLANTING DESIGN

37. GLAXOSMITHKLINE-RTP
BUTTERFLY GARDEN DESIGN
PROJECT WAS FINALIST IN
2005 CORPORATE CEO EHS EXCELLENCE AWARD PROGRAM-ENVIRONMENT CATEGORY

38. Duke Health Raleigh Hospital Flagpole Area Design
Brickman Designer: C. Lincoln
Digital Imaging of Design
Before Installation After Installation
RALEIGH DUKE HOSPITAL
PLANTING DESIGN

39. SEASONAL COLOR MARKETING BROCHURE

40. CUSTOM CONTAINER GARDEN DESIGN
HOMEWOOD GARDEN CENTER

41. COMPUTER GRAPHICS: SITE MAP
HOMEWOOD GARDEN CENTER

42. LANDSCAPE CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS COURSE
WAKE TECH COMMUNITY COLLEGE

43. Cindy Lincoln
2009