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1 P:\Columbia Pike Village Center\PRESENTATIONS\-11-18_AWG Presentation\151118_AWG Presentation Draft02 Package\151110_AWG Presentation Draft02.indd 03. LANDSCAPE DESIGN COLUMBIA PIKE VILLAGE CENTER MASTER PLAN SOUTH GEORGE MASON DRIVE PAGE 22
2 P:\Columbia Pike Village Center\PRESENTATIONS\-11-18_AWG Presentation\151118_AWG Presentation Draft02 Package\151110_AWG Presentation Draft02.indd 03. LANDSCAPE DESIGN RETAINING WALL / SEATING WALL RETAIL BUS STOP STREETSCAPE - SOUTH GEORGE MASON PAGE DRIVE TITLE BICYCLE RACKS 5-0 PARKING GARAGE / LOADING DRIVE OUTDOOR DINING LOW RAILING AROUND ALL STREET TREE PITS PAGE 23
3 P:\Columbia Pike Village Center\PRESENTATIONS\-11-18_AWG Presentation\151118_AWG Presentation Draft02 Package\151110_AWG Presentation Draft02.indd 03. LANDSCAPE DESIGN STREETSCAPE - COLUMBIA PAGE TITLE PIKE BENCHES RETAIL RETAIL TERRACE 6-0 BICYCLE RACKS GROCERY STORE ENTRY BENCHES RESIDENTIAL LOBBY ON STREET PARKING ON STREET PARKING LOW RAILING AROUND ALL STREET TREE PITS PARKING GARAGE DRIVE PAGE 24
4 P:\Columbia Pike Village Center\PRESENTATIONS\-11-18_AWG Presentation\151118_AWG Presentation Draft02 Package\151110_AWG Presentation Draft02.indd 03. LANDSCAPE DESIGN PUBLIC PAGE SQUARE TITLE COLUMBIA PIKE GROCERY STORE LOBBY RETAIL RESIDENTIAL LOBBY RETAIL SOUTH GEORGE MASON DRIVE PAGE 25
5 P:\Columbia Pike Village Center\PRESENTATIONS\-11-18_AWG Presentation\151118_AWG Presentation Draft02 Package\151110_AWG Presentation Draft02.indd 03. LANDSCAPE DESIGN WATER PAGE FEATURE TITLE PAGE 26
6 P:\Columbia Pike Village Center\PRESENTATIONS\-11-18_AWG Presentation\151118_AWG Presentation Draft02 Package\151110_AWG Presentation Draft02.indd 03. LANDSCAPE DESIGN PLAZA PAGE SECTION TITLE PAGE 27
7 P:\Columbia Pike Village Center\PRESENTATIONS\-11-18_AWG Presentation\151118_AWG Presentation Draft02 Package\151110_AWG Presentation Draft02.indd 03. LANDSCAPE DESIGN BOARDWALK THROUGH THE PAGE GARDEN TITLE PAGE 28
8 P:\Columbia Pike Village Center\PRESENTATIONS\-11-18_AWG Presentation\151118_AWG Presentation Draft02 Package\151110_AWG Presentation Draft02.indd 03. LANDSCAPE DESIGN ROOMS WITHIN THE PAGE GARDEN TITLE PAGE 29
9 P:\Columbia Pike Village Center\PRESENTATIONS\-11-18_AWG Presentation\151118_AWG Presentation Draft02 Package\151110_AWG Presentation Draft02.indd 03. LANDSCAPE DESIGN PUBLIC PAGE SEATING TITLE FIXED EDGE SEATING MOVEABLE SEATING FIXED STONE BOULDER SEATING FIXED SEATING CAFÉ SEATING PAGE 30
10 P:\Columbia Pike Village Center\PRESENTATIONS\-11-18_AWG Presentation\151118_AWG Presentation Draft02 Package\151110_AWG Presentation Draft02.indd 03. LANDSCAPE DESIGN CENTRAL GARDEN PAGE PLANTING TITLE PRIMARY PLANTS COMPANION PLANTS ACCENT PLANTS PAGE 31
11 P:\Columbia Pike Village Center\PRESENTATIONS\-11-18_AWG Presentation\151118_AWG Presentation Draft02 Package\151110_AWG Presentation Draft02.indd 03. LANDSCAPE DESIGN CENTRAL GARDEN PAGE PLANTING TITLE PRIMARY GRASS COLLECTION 1. Bouteloua gracilis Mosquito Grass 2. Panicum virgatum Shenandoah Cheyenne Sky Switchgrass 3. Muhlenbergia capillaris Pink Muhly Grass 4. Sporobolus heterolepis Tara Prairie Dropseed PAGE 32
12 P:\Columbia Pike Village Center\PRESENTATIONS\-11-18_AWG Presentation\151118_AWG Presentation Draft02 Package\151110_AWG Presentation Draft02.indd 03. LANDSCAPE DESIGN CENTRAL GARDEN PAGE PLANTING TITLE ACCENT GRASSES 1. Molinia caerulea Transparent Tall Purple Moore Grass 2. Calamagrostis x acutiflora Karl Foerster Feather Reed Grass 3. Molinia caerulea Moorhexe Tall Purple Moore Grass PAGE 33
13 P:\Columbia Pike Village Center\PRESENTATIONS\-11-18_AWG Presentation\151118_AWG Presentation Draft02 Package\151110_AWG Presentation Draft02.indd 03. LANDSCAPE DESIGN CENTRAL GARDEN PAGE PLANTING TITLE ACCENT PERENNIALS 1. Baptisia x Purple Smoke Purple Smoke False Indigo 2. Asclepias tuberose Butterfly Weed 3. Eutrochium purpereum Little Joe Joe Pye Weed 4. Echinacea Tiki Torch Tiki Torch Coneflower Echinacea purpurea Purple Coneflower 5. Achillea millefolium Terracotta Terracotta Yarrow 6. Knipholfia Mango Popsicle Red Hot Poker PAGE 34
14 P:\Columbia Pike Village Center\PRESENTATIONS\-11-18_AWG Presentation\151118_AWG Presentation Draft02 Package\151110_AWG Presentation Draft02.indd 03. LANDSCAPE DESIGN CENTRAL GARDEN PAGE PLANTING TITLE SHRUB COLLECTION 1. Ilex glabra Inkberry Holly 2. Ilex verticillata Winter Red Winter Red Winterberry 3. Viburnum dentatum Blue Muffin Arrowwood Viburnum 4. Fothergilla Mount Airy Dwarf Fothergilla PAGE 35
15 P:\Columbia Pike Village Center\PRESENTATIONS\-11-18_AWG Presentation\151118_AWG Presentation Draft02 Package\151110_AWG Presentation Draft02.indd 03. LANDSCAPE DESIGN CENTRAL GARDEN PAGE PLANTING TITLE 1. WINTER INTEREST 1. Ilex glabra Inkberry Holly 2. Ilex verticillata Winter Red Winter Red Winterberry Panicum virgatum Shenandoah Cheyenne Sky Switchgrass 2. PAGE 36
16 P:\Columbia Pike Village Center\PRESENTATIONS\-11-18_AWG Presentation\151118_AWG Presentation Draft02 Package\151110_AWG Presentation Draft02.indd 03. LANDSCAPE DESIGN POTENTIAL ACTIVITION PAGE TITLE PAGE 37
17 P:\Columbia Pike Village Center\PRESENTATIONS\-11-18_AWG Presentation\151118_AWG Presentation Draft02 Package\151110_AWG Presentation Draft02.indd 03. LANDSCAPE DESIGN POTENTIAL COMMUNITY PAGE EVENT TITLE PAGE 38
18 P:\Columbia Pike Village Center\PRESENTATIONS\-11-18_AWG Presentation\151118_AWG Presentation Draft02 Package\151110_AWG Presentation Draft02.indd 03. LANDSCAPE DESIGN 3D PAGE DIAGRAM TITLE PAGE 39
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20 P:\Columbia Pike Village Center\PRESENTATIONS\-11-18_AWG Presentation\151118_AWG Presentation Draft02 Package\151110_AWG Presentation Draft02.indd 03. LANDSCAPE DESIGN 3D PAGE DIAGRAM TITLE PAGE 41
21 P:\Columbia Pike Village Center\PRESENTATIONS\-11-18_AWG Presentation\151118_AWG Presentation Draft02 Package\151110_AWG Presentation Draft02.indd 03. LANDSCAPE DESIGN PUBLIC PAGE TITLE ART KENDRA HASTE A POLAR BEAR AT THE TOWER OF LONDON FOR THE ROYAL BEASTS EXHIBIT Kendra is a contemporary animal sculptor working with the medium of galvanized steel wire. Since graduating from the Royal College of Art in 1998, Kendra has established a significant reputation in her field with work included in collections worldwide. She is a member of the Society of Wildlife Artists (UK) and a signature member of the Society of Animal Artists (USA). What interests me most about studying animals is identifying the spirit and character of the individual creatures. I try to create a sense of the living, breathing subject in a static 3-D form, attempting to convey the emotional essence without indulging in the sentimental or anthropomorphic. She lives and works in Surrey, England. PAGE 42
22 P:\Columbia Pike Village Center\PRESENTATIONS\-11-18_AWG Presentation\151118_AWG Presentation Draft02 Package\151110_AWG Presentation Draft02.indd 03. LANDSCAPE DESIGN PUBLIC ARTIST - KENDRA PAGE HASTE TITLE A TROOP OF BABOONS AT THE TOWER OF LONDON FOR THE ROYAL BEASTS EXHIBIT A TROOP OF BABOONS AT THE TOWER OF LONDON FOR THE ROYAL BEASTS EXHIBIT PAGE 43
23 P:\Columbia Pike Village Center\PRESENTATIONS\-11-18_AWG Presentation\151118_AWG Presentation Draft02 Package\151110_AWG Presentation Draft02.indd 03. LANDSCAPE DESIGN PUBLIC ARTIST - KENDRA PAGE HASTE TITLE There has been a resurgence of wildlife populations in Virginia s suburbs and urban areas including Black Bear There s a Bear in the Garden PAGE 44
24 S:\PROJECTS-CURRENT\Orr\VillageCenter\Images\Presentations\151110_AWG Draft\151116_AWG Presentation_Back.indd THANK YOU! VILLAGE CENTER AWG PRESENTATION PAGE 45 11/18
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