This document is Melissa Diep's urban design portfolio, which includes examples of her academic work such as a community site plan, community design, architectural rendering, and a site plan proposal. The portfolio demonstrates her technical proficiency with design software programs and highlights projects focused on sustainability, pedestrian experience, and community recreation.
This document is a resume for Carey R Walker that provides their education history, experience, talents, and awards. It outlines that they received a Bachelor of Architecture from Syracuse University in 2010, have experience in architectural design and drafting firms, and skills in various computer design programs and physical modeling techniques. They also held leadership roles in school and earned awards including being a state champion in track and field.
The document provides a SWOT analysis for proposed transportation and urban design improvements in Doha South Urban Core. It analyzes the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats for different areas. The analysis examines existing and proposed land use plans, roadway design intensity levels, and provides graphic site analyses of key areas. It identifies strengths like new structures, pedestrian crossings, and connectivity. Weaknesses include deteriorating buildings, lack of parks and pedestrian amenities. Opportunities involve redeveloping older structures, adding new public parks, and improving stormwater drainage. The analysis informs goals for community structure, open spaces, streets/traffic, and other elements.
The document summarizes the existing conditions of the road network, land use patterns, built environment, and public spaces in Hackney central, London. It finds that the area has busy streets with traffic congestions and unclear pedestrian links, making it difficult to get around. It also has strong local landmarks like churches that provide clarity. However, the overhead railway line obstructs views and isolates some spaces. The pedestrian links and public spaces lack signage and have unsafe crossings, while green spaces are underdeveloped and underutilized.
The document summarizes observations and proposed redesigns for public spaces in Pyrmont, Sydney. It observes the existing conditions of Pirrama Park, Metcalfe Park, Ballaarat Park, and Pirrama Road, noting issues like a lack of activities and poor pedestrian circulation. The proposed redesigns include extending the boardwalk, adding new seating and facilities to Pirrama Park, dividing Metcalfe Park into activity zones, extending Ballaarat Park to the waterfront, and adding accessible paths and a cafe to Pirrama Road. The redesigns aim to improve accessibility, activities, and movement between the public spaces.
1) The document discusses an urban community commercial neighborhood project in Olaia Street precinct in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
2) Riyadh is one of the fastest growing cities in the world with a population of 4.9 million people within an area of 2435 square kilometers.
3) The specific area being analyzed is located in the Olaia neighborhood in the center of Riyadh, which has a commercial strip that is the heart of business and interface for city visitors.
The document provides information about the Spring Cycle volunteer briefing, including:
1. An overview of the 31st annual Spring Cycle event on October 19th with over 10,000 participants riding one of three routes across iconic Sydney landmarks.
2. Details on the 100km Challenge route, 55km Polygon Classic route, and 15km Sydney Rides the City route, including cut-off times at various control points.
3. An outline of the volunteer roles and responsibilities, listing the team leaders, start/end points, hours of operation and meeting points for sectors along the routes providing support.
The document describes a gated community development called Panorama. It will be located in Hejrat Laban district of Riyadh, Saudi Arabia on a 120 hectare site. The site is surrounded by major highways and has a gentle slope from west to east. The development aims to provide a new meaning of urban living for residents within a gated community.
This presentation was prepared for DAB220 Placemaking in Architecture, QUT School of Design, to assist students with Project Two. It provides images of pedestrian shelters and urban interventions. Used for education and teaching purposes only.
This document is a resume for Carey R Walker that provides their education history, experience, talents, and awards. It outlines that they received a Bachelor of Architecture from Syracuse University in 2010, have experience in architectural design and drafting firms, and skills in various computer design programs and physical modeling techniques. They also held leadership roles in school and earned awards including being a state champion in track and field.
The document provides a SWOT analysis for proposed transportation and urban design improvements in Doha South Urban Core. It analyzes the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats for different areas. The analysis examines existing and proposed land use plans, roadway design intensity levels, and provides graphic site analyses of key areas. It identifies strengths like new structures, pedestrian crossings, and connectivity. Weaknesses include deteriorating buildings, lack of parks and pedestrian amenities. Opportunities involve redeveloping older structures, adding new public parks, and improving stormwater drainage. The analysis informs goals for community structure, open spaces, streets/traffic, and other elements.
The document summarizes the existing conditions of the road network, land use patterns, built environment, and public spaces in Hackney central, London. It finds that the area has busy streets with traffic congestions and unclear pedestrian links, making it difficult to get around. It also has strong local landmarks like churches that provide clarity. However, the overhead railway line obstructs views and isolates some spaces. The pedestrian links and public spaces lack signage and have unsafe crossings, while green spaces are underdeveloped and underutilized.
The document summarizes observations and proposed redesigns for public spaces in Pyrmont, Sydney. It observes the existing conditions of Pirrama Park, Metcalfe Park, Ballaarat Park, and Pirrama Road, noting issues like a lack of activities and poor pedestrian circulation. The proposed redesigns include extending the boardwalk, adding new seating and facilities to Pirrama Park, dividing Metcalfe Park into activity zones, extending Ballaarat Park to the waterfront, and adding accessible paths and a cafe to Pirrama Road. The redesigns aim to improve accessibility, activities, and movement between the public spaces.
1) The document discusses an urban community commercial neighborhood project in Olaia Street precinct in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
2) Riyadh is one of the fastest growing cities in the world with a population of 4.9 million people within an area of 2435 square kilometers.
3) The specific area being analyzed is located in the Olaia neighborhood in the center of Riyadh, which has a commercial strip that is the heart of business and interface for city visitors.
The document provides information about the Spring Cycle volunteer briefing, including:
1. An overview of the 31st annual Spring Cycle event on October 19th with over 10,000 participants riding one of three routes across iconic Sydney landmarks.
2. Details on the 100km Challenge route, 55km Polygon Classic route, and 15km Sydney Rides the City route, including cut-off times at various control points.
3. An outline of the volunteer roles and responsibilities, listing the team leaders, start/end points, hours of operation and meeting points for sectors along the routes providing support.
The document describes a gated community development called Panorama. It will be located in Hejrat Laban district of Riyadh, Saudi Arabia on a 120 hectare site. The site is surrounded by major highways and has a gentle slope from west to east. The development aims to provide a new meaning of urban living for residents within a gated community.
This presentation was prepared for DAB220 Placemaking in Architecture, QUT School of Design, to assist students with Project Two. It provides images of pedestrian shelters and urban interventions. Used for education and teaching purposes only.
The document presents a conceptual master plan for Kigali, Rwanda from 2008-2030. It aims to develop a compact, vibrant and transport-oriented city with affordable housing, employment centers, and preservation of nature. The plan divides Kigali into three districts - Nyarugenge, Kicukiro and Gasabo - each with its own focus like an administrative hub, growth center or green gateway. It lays out strategies like establishing employment centers, implementing a bus rapid transit system, and reserving land for future infrastructure and affordable housing needs.
California Greenworks is a registered 501 c 3 organization who primary mission is to improve the quality of life in urban communities through environmental education and implementation of sustainable community-based restoration and neighborhood revitalization projects and programs that promote green space, eliminate urban blight and advocate for green jobs creation and economic development.
Projects_Cecilia urban design, BloemfonteinAdéle de Jong
This document discusses urban planning principles for the proposed 166 hectare Cecilia Park housing development in Bloemfontein, South Africa. It emphasizes the importance of (1) protecting features that enhance neighborhood identity and sense of place, like streetscapes, open spaces, and historical buildings, and (2) developing medium-to-high density, mixed-use neighborhoods that integrate with the existing urban framework and reject low-density, single-use developments. The goals are to promote integrated, efficient settlements that support community development and environmental sustainability.
This document is Melissa Diep's urban design portfolio containing examples of her academic work including a community site plan, community design, architectural rendering, site plan proposal, and intersection design proposal. The portfolio demonstrates Melissa's technical proficiency in design software such as Illustrator, Sketch Up, and ArcGIS. It includes brief descriptions of each project outlining the design objectives and Melissa's role. The site plan proposal focuses on improving pedestrian safety and aesthetics on Keats Way in Waterloo through designs for "The Mixer" and "The Connection" areas.
Kigali City Master Plan: Case Study Kicukiro DistrictJean Habakwizera
The document outlines the Kigali City Master Plan case study for Kicukiro district. It discusses that the master plan guides the long-term physical development of Kigali City across three districts - Gasabo, Nyarugenge and Kicukiro. For Kicukiro specifically, the plan details land uses, sectors within the district, goals and strategies for transformation, and key future developments like parks and recreational areas. The strategies aim to establish employment centers, create affordable housing, improve transportation and infrastructure, and preserve the urban heritage of Kigali City.
Urban design is the process of shaping the physical setting of cities and villages. It deals with groups of buildings and the spaces between them, including streets, paths, gardens and squares. Urban design considers aesthetics and how the physical environment will be used. It requires input from multiple fields like engineering, ecology, history and transport planning. The best urban design involves interdisciplinary teams to create places that are good to live in, attractive to visit, establish community identity, reduce crime, and be socially and economically successful.
This document provides an overview of the city of Panaji, Goa, India. It discusses the city's location, climate, demographics, transportation infrastructure, and urban design challenges. Panaji has a tropical climate with high rainfall during the monsoon season. Its population is over 114,000, with a literacy rate of 71.6%. While the city has various modes of transportation, including an airport and ports, it struggles with traffic congestion and a lack of sufficient parking facilities. Preserving the city's cultural heritage and open spaces poses an ongoing challenge amid commercial development pressures.
The document provides details on a proposed urban design project in Irgah Valley, Riyadh. It includes an introduction describing the importance of the site and existing urban problems. The document then outlines the urban design process, including data collection, master planning, and design details. Goals and objectives are identified as improving aesthetics, sustainability, economic value, and connectivity. Analysis includes the location, climate, population, and existing land uses. The proposed master plan includes land uses, building densities, and a movement framework. Alternatives are evaluated and the optimal design is selected.
The document discusses the city planning of Chandigarh, India. It describes how Le Corbusier revised the initial plan by Albert Mayer, dividing the city into sectors of about 1200 by 800 meters. Each sector was designed as an autonomous neighborhood with housing, schools, shops, and recreational spaces. The capital complex was shifted to a higher ground and designed according to Le Corbusier's philosophies. While the planning approach was praised for creating a well-organized city, it was also criticized for being too standardized and not reflecting Indian culture and ways of life. The document analyzes the planning concepts and provides an overview of the development of Chandigarh.
This document appears to be an architectural portfolio for Abdul Hamid M A D A R A T I. It lists various software programs and design projects he has worked on including:
- Excavation center design competition
- Fashion and arts school design in Istanbul
- Interior designs for a villa in Qatar and apartment in Istanbul
- Mosque and community center designs in Virginia and Ohio completed in cooperation with SE-Arch
- Residential building energy analysis and optimization process for the Housing Development Administration of Turkey
Mohammad S. Lari is an architectural designer and urban planner with expertise in hand sketching, teamwork, and graphical design. He has a Master of Architecture degree from the University of Utah and Bachelor of Science in Architectural Engineering. His skills include Revit, AutoCAD, SketchUp, Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator and InDesign. Some of his past projects include the Homeless Home, Climate Research Center, Game Design School, and redesigns of Pioneer Park in Salt Lake City and Tabiat Bridge in Tehran.
This portfolio document summarizes Peter Salamon's background and experience in landscape architecture and urban design. It includes 9 project summaries ranging from urban analysis projects in Savannah and New Orleans to master plans for redevelopment sites in Columbus and Dublin. The projects showcase Salamon's skills in site analysis, conceptual design, digital representation, and sustainable planning principles. Overall, the portfolio demonstrates a diverse body of work and a passion for creating livable, walkable urban environments.
This portfolio document summarizes Peter Salamon's background and experience in landscape architecture and urban design. It includes 9 project summaries ranging from urban analysis projects in Savannah and New Orleans to master plans for redevelopment sites in Columbus and Dublin. The projects showcase Salamon's skills in site analysis, conceptual design, digital representation, and sustainable planning principles. Overall, the portfolio demonstrates a diverse body of work in both landscape and urban contexts.
This document provides Maryam Entezam's curriculum vitae and portfolio. It outlines her education in architecture and urban design, as well as her professional experience in urban planning projects. It also lists her teaching experience, publications, areas of interest, and honors/awards. Samples of her design work are included from both her bachelor's and master's degree programs focusing on urban design and architecture projects in Iran.
This project proposes an adaptive reuse of a disused industrial building in Los Angeles' Arts District to create live/work spaces for local artists. The development includes accommodation, commercial and leisure spaces to promote cultural, academic and urban interaction. Artists will be empowered to live and work on site, inspiring each other and the public. The industrial character of the building and neighborhood are retained. Over 400 residents, including artists and other professionals, will live in the refurbished building, supporting the local economy and reducing urban sprawl through higher-density housing.
The document appears to be an architecture portfolio for Caitlin McKaughan. It includes sections on her education, skills, experience, awards, involvement and employment. Project examples are also summarized, including a musical performance space featuring found objects, a sensory pavilion built for a garden using mass timber and rammed earth, and a mixed-use building in Kansas City proposing a health center to connect parks and provide community spaces. The portfolio demonstrates McKaughan's range of technical skills and focus on design-build projects that serve community needs.
Gunnar Eyþórsson is an Icelandic architect with experience in urban planning projects. His portfolio includes three projects: (1) a housing development for the University of Iceland that redesigned streets and access routes, (2) a new city center development for Gothenburg along the river that increased housing and activities, and (3) a progressive planning project in Køge, Denmark that developed empty industrial land over time in an organic way.
This document provides details on Steve Herron's professional experience and qualifications as an architect. It includes a summary of his selected professional work on hospitality projects, as well as academic work. His professional experience includes junior architect roles with ForrestPerkins LLC in Dallas, Washington D.C., and San Francisco working on high-end hospitality, senior living, and multi-family projects. He has a Master of Architecture degree from the University of Colorado Denver and a Bachelor of Science in Architecture from the University of Cincinnati.
Ying Huan has studied landscape architecture in both China and the United States. She completed a bachelor's degree in landscape architecture at Sichuan University in China and a graduate degree from the University of Southern California. Her portfolio includes academic works and designs from 2012-2014, including projects for the LA River bank, Boyle Heights neighborhood, and Hollenbeck Park. She emphasizes sustainable and community-focused design that improves environments for both people and nature.
Ashley Davis is an architecture senior at Clemson University. The portfolio contains sketches of locations in Budapest, Hungary and Barcelona, Spain. It also includes details of two studio projects - a master planning project for the U.S. National Whitewater Center involving a kayaking area, and an open air storage building design. Additional graphic design work is presented, along with Ashley's resume and information.
Xinxin Li is a landscape architecture student pursuing a Master's degree at Penn State University. She has a Bachelor's degree in Urban Planning from Soochow University. Her portfolio includes two published works - a 2012 piece in an internal publication and a 2014 piece in a book. She has strong modeling, drawing, and computer skills. Her contact information and educational background are also provided.
The document presents a conceptual master plan for Kigali, Rwanda from 2008-2030. It aims to develop a compact, vibrant and transport-oriented city with affordable housing, employment centers, and preservation of nature. The plan divides Kigali into three districts - Nyarugenge, Kicukiro and Gasabo - each with its own focus like an administrative hub, growth center or green gateway. It lays out strategies like establishing employment centers, implementing a bus rapid transit system, and reserving land for future infrastructure and affordable housing needs.
California Greenworks is a registered 501 c 3 organization who primary mission is to improve the quality of life in urban communities through environmental education and implementation of sustainable community-based restoration and neighborhood revitalization projects and programs that promote green space, eliminate urban blight and advocate for green jobs creation and economic development.
Projects_Cecilia urban design, BloemfonteinAdéle de Jong
This document discusses urban planning principles for the proposed 166 hectare Cecilia Park housing development in Bloemfontein, South Africa. It emphasizes the importance of (1) protecting features that enhance neighborhood identity and sense of place, like streetscapes, open spaces, and historical buildings, and (2) developing medium-to-high density, mixed-use neighborhoods that integrate with the existing urban framework and reject low-density, single-use developments. The goals are to promote integrated, efficient settlements that support community development and environmental sustainability.
This document is Melissa Diep's urban design portfolio containing examples of her academic work including a community site plan, community design, architectural rendering, site plan proposal, and intersection design proposal. The portfolio demonstrates Melissa's technical proficiency in design software such as Illustrator, Sketch Up, and ArcGIS. It includes brief descriptions of each project outlining the design objectives and Melissa's role. The site plan proposal focuses on improving pedestrian safety and aesthetics on Keats Way in Waterloo through designs for "The Mixer" and "The Connection" areas.
Kigali City Master Plan: Case Study Kicukiro DistrictJean Habakwizera
The document outlines the Kigali City Master Plan case study for Kicukiro district. It discusses that the master plan guides the long-term physical development of Kigali City across three districts - Gasabo, Nyarugenge and Kicukiro. For Kicukiro specifically, the plan details land uses, sectors within the district, goals and strategies for transformation, and key future developments like parks and recreational areas. The strategies aim to establish employment centers, create affordable housing, improve transportation and infrastructure, and preserve the urban heritage of Kigali City.
Urban design is the process of shaping the physical setting of cities and villages. It deals with groups of buildings and the spaces between them, including streets, paths, gardens and squares. Urban design considers aesthetics and how the physical environment will be used. It requires input from multiple fields like engineering, ecology, history and transport planning. The best urban design involves interdisciplinary teams to create places that are good to live in, attractive to visit, establish community identity, reduce crime, and be socially and economically successful.
This document provides an overview of the city of Panaji, Goa, India. It discusses the city's location, climate, demographics, transportation infrastructure, and urban design challenges. Panaji has a tropical climate with high rainfall during the monsoon season. Its population is over 114,000, with a literacy rate of 71.6%. While the city has various modes of transportation, including an airport and ports, it struggles with traffic congestion and a lack of sufficient parking facilities. Preserving the city's cultural heritage and open spaces poses an ongoing challenge amid commercial development pressures.
The document provides details on a proposed urban design project in Irgah Valley, Riyadh. It includes an introduction describing the importance of the site and existing urban problems. The document then outlines the urban design process, including data collection, master planning, and design details. Goals and objectives are identified as improving aesthetics, sustainability, economic value, and connectivity. Analysis includes the location, climate, population, and existing land uses. The proposed master plan includes land uses, building densities, and a movement framework. Alternatives are evaluated and the optimal design is selected.
The document discusses the city planning of Chandigarh, India. It describes how Le Corbusier revised the initial plan by Albert Mayer, dividing the city into sectors of about 1200 by 800 meters. Each sector was designed as an autonomous neighborhood with housing, schools, shops, and recreational spaces. The capital complex was shifted to a higher ground and designed according to Le Corbusier's philosophies. While the planning approach was praised for creating a well-organized city, it was also criticized for being too standardized and not reflecting Indian culture and ways of life. The document analyzes the planning concepts and provides an overview of the development of Chandigarh.
This document appears to be an architectural portfolio for Abdul Hamid M A D A R A T I. It lists various software programs and design projects he has worked on including:
- Excavation center design competition
- Fashion and arts school design in Istanbul
- Interior designs for a villa in Qatar and apartment in Istanbul
- Mosque and community center designs in Virginia and Ohio completed in cooperation with SE-Arch
- Residential building energy analysis and optimization process for the Housing Development Administration of Turkey
Mohammad S. Lari is an architectural designer and urban planner with expertise in hand sketching, teamwork, and graphical design. He has a Master of Architecture degree from the University of Utah and Bachelor of Science in Architectural Engineering. His skills include Revit, AutoCAD, SketchUp, Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator and InDesign. Some of his past projects include the Homeless Home, Climate Research Center, Game Design School, and redesigns of Pioneer Park in Salt Lake City and Tabiat Bridge in Tehran.
This portfolio document summarizes Peter Salamon's background and experience in landscape architecture and urban design. It includes 9 project summaries ranging from urban analysis projects in Savannah and New Orleans to master plans for redevelopment sites in Columbus and Dublin. The projects showcase Salamon's skills in site analysis, conceptual design, digital representation, and sustainable planning principles. Overall, the portfolio demonstrates a diverse body of work and a passion for creating livable, walkable urban environments.
This portfolio document summarizes Peter Salamon's background and experience in landscape architecture and urban design. It includes 9 project summaries ranging from urban analysis projects in Savannah and New Orleans to master plans for redevelopment sites in Columbus and Dublin. The projects showcase Salamon's skills in site analysis, conceptual design, digital representation, and sustainable planning principles. Overall, the portfolio demonstrates a diverse body of work in both landscape and urban contexts.
This document provides Maryam Entezam's curriculum vitae and portfolio. It outlines her education in architecture and urban design, as well as her professional experience in urban planning projects. It also lists her teaching experience, publications, areas of interest, and honors/awards. Samples of her design work are included from both her bachelor's and master's degree programs focusing on urban design and architecture projects in Iran.
This project proposes an adaptive reuse of a disused industrial building in Los Angeles' Arts District to create live/work spaces for local artists. The development includes accommodation, commercial and leisure spaces to promote cultural, academic and urban interaction. Artists will be empowered to live and work on site, inspiring each other and the public. The industrial character of the building and neighborhood are retained. Over 400 residents, including artists and other professionals, will live in the refurbished building, supporting the local economy and reducing urban sprawl through higher-density housing.
The document appears to be an architecture portfolio for Caitlin McKaughan. It includes sections on her education, skills, experience, awards, involvement and employment. Project examples are also summarized, including a musical performance space featuring found objects, a sensory pavilion built for a garden using mass timber and rammed earth, and a mixed-use building in Kansas City proposing a health center to connect parks and provide community spaces. The portfolio demonstrates McKaughan's range of technical skills and focus on design-build projects that serve community needs.
Gunnar Eyþórsson is an Icelandic architect with experience in urban planning projects. His portfolio includes three projects: (1) a housing development for the University of Iceland that redesigned streets and access routes, (2) a new city center development for Gothenburg along the river that increased housing and activities, and (3) a progressive planning project in Køge, Denmark that developed empty industrial land over time in an organic way.
This document provides details on Steve Herron's professional experience and qualifications as an architect. It includes a summary of his selected professional work on hospitality projects, as well as academic work. His professional experience includes junior architect roles with ForrestPerkins LLC in Dallas, Washington D.C., and San Francisco working on high-end hospitality, senior living, and multi-family projects. He has a Master of Architecture degree from the University of Colorado Denver and a Bachelor of Science in Architecture from the University of Cincinnati.
Ying Huan has studied landscape architecture in both China and the United States. She completed a bachelor's degree in landscape architecture at Sichuan University in China and a graduate degree from the University of Southern California. Her portfolio includes academic works and designs from 2012-2014, including projects for the LA River bank, Boyle Heights neighborhood, and Hollenbeck Park. She emphasizes sustainable and community-focused design that improves environments for both people and nature.
Ashley Davis is an architecture senior at Clemson University. The portfolio contains sketches of locations in Budapest, Hungary and Barcelona, Spain. It also includes details of two studio projects - a master planning project for the U.S. National Whitewater Center involving a kayaking area, and an open air storage building design. Additional graphic design work is presented, along with Ashley's resume and information.
Xinxin Li is a landscape architecture student pursuing a Master's degree at Penn State University. She has a Bachelor's degree in Urban Planning from Soochow University. Her portfolio includes two published works - a 2012 piece in an internal publication and a 2014 piece in a book. She has strong modeling, drawing, and computer skills. Her contact information and educational background are also provided.
The document is a portfolio for Lenna Galanis that includes sections on her education, experience, skills, and architectural projects. It contains details on the Rosecrance Transitional Institute redesign project which used sustainable measures like a rainwater cistern and solar panels. It also includes the Minimal Systems project that developed a simple, modular community center design for multiple international locations adapting to each site's conditions. Drawings and diagrams show the plans, structure, and designs for the different community center builds.
This resume provides a summary of Michael Ritacco's qualifications and experience in landscape design, construction, and horticulture. It includes highlights of his educational background in landscape architecture from UMass Amherst as well as various design and construction projects he has worked on. Sample project graphics are also included showing his skills in design, drafting, construction details, and small-scale residential designs.
Joseph Butts seeks a position as a landscape designer with over 10 years of experience in landscape design, construction, research, and management. He has a background in landscape architecture, marine sciences, and carpentry/toymaking. Notable projects include designing sustainable developments in Costa Rica, improving public spaces in Atlanta through design charrettes, and creating an interactive garden for a music venue in Athens, GA. Butts emphasizes hands-on learning and takes a de-centered, process-oriented approach to design.
This document contains information about Esha Patkar, including their education credentials and contact details. It then outlines two of their urban design projects - "Pravaas" which focuses on pedestrian access and community engagement in Westmead, and "Newtown Affinity" which aims to enhance culture and safety for pedestrians in Newtown. The document also describes Esha's architecture project "Partition" which designed an observatory for the blind using timber, and their abstract design project "Antithesis" which explored transformation through freezing and melting nature.
The document provides details about the applicant's landscape design experience and philosophy. It includes descriptions of several projects the applicant worked on, including a luxury beachfront hotel in the United Arab Emirates, a mixed-use development in Dubai, and a large shopping mall complex on the Dubai Canal. Hand drawings and renderings are included to illustrate the applicant's design concepts and process. The applicant's passion for connecting people with nature through regenerative landscape design is emphasized.
The Kansas City Crossroads library project challenged definitions of libraries and public transit. The design included a parking garage imagined as a future library expansion. To engage artists during nearby First Fridays events, the library needed to accommodate crowds at night. Program elements included traditional library spaces, a cafe, meeting rooms, and an "Arts hub" community space to engage with artists. Structural systems included a steel frame with wood and concrete floors.
The document provides details of the recent work (2015-2019) of Aakash Chaudhary including 10 projects from his time in architecture school and professional practice. The projects span residential, commercial, urban planning and include details on the design process, software used, responsibilities and project details. They demonstrate a range of project types and roles including advanced design studios, transportation, renovation and new construction projects.
The document discusses how cities can create "Great Streets" that are places for people to eat, shop, hang out, and get around via bikes, cars, walking, or transit. It focuses on how Los Angeles has implemented programs through the Los Angeles Department of Transportation to turn underused spaces like residual roadways, parking spaces, and bike racks into vibrant public spaces where people can socialize. These people-oriented spaces have led to increased economic activity, improved mobility and neighborhood character. The presentation highlights specific projects in Los Angeles neighborhoods that have transformed streets and resulted in safer, more engaged communities through community partnerships and interdepartmental collaboration within the city.
2. MELISSA DIEP
Urban Design Portfolio
Technical Proficiency
Illustrator
Indesign
Photoshop
Sketch Up
Artlantis Studio
Microsoft Word
Power Point
Excel
Hand Illustration
SPSS
ArcGIS
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4. SUBDIVISION SITE PLAN │ Winter 2013
University of Waterloo Campus, Conservation Subdivision
Design Brief
The objective of the
site plan was to incorporate graphic components,
conceptual integration,
combined with creativity to design a subdivision
dedicated to sustainability.
The plan was based
on a thorough analysis of
the cities developmental
standards and by-laws.
This design proposal takes
into account pedestrian
safety and comfort with
the limited roadway access.
Role
Conceptual subdivison
design, hand drawn
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5. COMMUNITY DESIGN
University of Waterloo Campus, Conservation Subdivision │ Winter 2013
Design Brief
The aim of the com-
munity design was to create a public space within
the subdivision that would
establish a place where
neighbours interact by
providing a healthy environment sanctuary, where
families and individuals
can live for generations.
The concept for the
community space was
to encourage a healthy
lifestyle by creating open
space and recreation.
Along with, ensuring
walk-ability by providing
adequate trails.
Role
Community design
designed on Illustrator
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6. ARCHITECTURAL RENDERING
University of Waterloo Campus, Conservation Subdivision │ Winter 2013
Design Brief
The vision for the
architectural design was
to illustrate creativity and
originality in developing
houses within the subdivision.
The creation of the
resdiential house encompasses a complete, professional and clear building
that contains landscape
elements surrounding the
building.
Role
Designed in Sketch Up
and Artlantis Studio
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7. ARCHITECTURAL RENDERING
University of Waterloo Campus, Conservation Subdivision │ Winter 2013
ARTLANTIS
SKETCH UP
“ A single family dwelling designed for comfort, accessibility
and everyday living.”
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8. KEATS WAY DESIGN PROPOSAL
Keats Way Corridor, Waterloo, ON│ Fall 2013
Design Brief
The Keats Way proposal was designed to
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to pedestran experience.
The two main areas that
we focused on were “The
Mixer,” and “The Connection.”
These two areas illustrated issues concerning
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the visual appeal, as well
as, aspects that would
appeal to the community.
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12
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1.8 m
1.5 m
3.5 m
3.5 m
3.5 m
3.5 m
3.5 m
3.5 m
1.5 m
1.8 m
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