Final assignment for L ARCH 300: Intro to Landscape Architecture. We focused on a site in South Park, Seattle, Washington and came up with designs based on resiliency. I worked with the idea of social resiliency and illustrated a community garden and kitchen that would allow people to fight displacement in the vulnerable neighborhood.
This is a personal planting design done for a small park in Capitol Hill, Seattle, Washington. The plants were chosen to create a small oasis in the middle of a high traffic intersection. Safety, pollinator plants, and seasonality were taken into consideration.
This is a rendering I did for a group assignment in which we did planting design for a section of University Village, a shopping center in Seattle, Washington. I also took part in the arranging of plants, picking plant species, and working with seasonality of plant types.
A view of the entryway into the sauna we built. I put up most of the siding!
A view of the upper deck that I helped design and implement. This is a lookout point that oversees the lake, the sauna and kitchen we built, and the dock where many people stop to enter the small town.
An exercise in planting design where we were asked to design a personal garden.
