Graduate Design Studio III - Project Showcase 1.8

Various elevations of building relationships found throughout the site. A1-A2 depict the center promenade and the existing oak tree. B1-B2 shows the center walkway area for the row-houses; as well as the stormwater retention area's depth. C1-C2 shows the facades of the loft cottages as well as the "zero lot line" aspect of the building's relationships with each other.

Graduate Design Studio III - Project Showcase 1.7

The planting plan for the rooftop rose gardens and the row-house planters.

Graduate Design Studio III - Project Showcase 1.6

 

A perspective and section of  a row house and its flow-through planter. These will be typical for the site.

Graduate Design Studio III - Project Showcase 1.5

Here is a perspective of  one of the rooftop rose gardens. You can see how a combination of tables, benches and various cultivars of roses create an attractive gathering space for the entire community.

Graduate Design Studio III - Project Showcase 1.4

Here are some other possibilities for art in lieu of the Iron Tree. Theses sculpture represent alternatives which still embrace the sylvian, Celtic theme of the overall design.

Graduate Design Studio III - Project Showcase 1.3

  

depicted here are the Iron Tree sculpture which will be situated in the center promenade as well as the bench which will surround the promenade's flower planter.

Graduate Design Studio III - Project Showcase 1.2

Here, an enlarged plan of the center promenade showcases the rooftop rose gardens and the plantings surrounding the row houses. Paving patterns and raised planters are also displayed.