Building Great Places Through Low Impact Development (LID)
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1 North Carolina State University Landscape Architecture Summer Studio 2010
2 Building Great Places Through Low Impact Development (LID) Building Better Sites Context Sensitive Design Program / Users / Environment / Materiality / Maintenance Integrated Design Building / Site / Infrastructure Living Systems Design Soils / Hydrology / Flora / Fauna Water Quality + Quantity Capture / Convey / Release Best Management Practices Amended soils / Treatment chain / Bioinfiltration / Water-wise plants Life-Cycle Assessment Cost / Durability / Maintainability Reuse + Repurpose Water / Recycled Materials Leading-edge Methods Engagement / Design / Engineering / Materials / Fabrication / Installation Graphic Source: Thompson & Sorvig, 2000
3 You are here
4 Stakeholders Starting with the client University Housing Durability Safety Represent the University University Landscape Architect Be unique to surrounding outdoor spaces Fit in with the overall campus aesthetic University Engineer Integrity of structures Keeping water away from historic building Grounds and Maintenance Relatively low maintenance Maintain access to building
5 Sustainability Integrated With Client Needs Safety, Health + Welfare Beautification Usability
6 Site Grading + Layout, Barry Duncil Detail Development, Nathan Bass Procurement + Logistics, Matt Evans Planting, Sarah Elsaesser Signage + Marketing, Melissa Miklus Team Development
7 Materials + Logistics FINAL DESIGN - LID STUDIO SUMMER 2010 Estimates of Probable Cost TAX ID# HARDSCAPES PRICE per TOTAL ESTIMATE DESCRIPTION QUANTITY UNIT UNIT SUPPLIER PURCHASED BY TOTAL PAID Conveyance channels 71 LF x 1.5'W x 2" Crushed Agg.- ABC thick compacted approx 1.7 CY per Triangle Landscape ton 1 CY $30.00 $30.00 Supply delivery? 5 yd min. Total for project may include all the channels Glass Agg. 4 ton =.5 CY $ $ Strategic Materials Concrete pavers 150 LF $0.00 $0.00 NCSU $0.00 for concrete 80# bag of separators concrete # bag $5.00 $0.00 Lowes 1 day Manhole cover Thomas Concrete: Concrete 300psi 5yd + free delivery Matt E. 7-22, full order Fly Ash 20% 1.3 CY $ $ ($100 for less) 1 day $ Concrete Delivery 1 $ $ Bender Board 5 boards $60.00 $ Jul Nate $ Wood- Form fee $0.00 $0.00 Tie wire 1 roll = 300' $3.80 $3.80 Guaranteed Supply NATE - Guarantered 19-Jul Supply Run $ Project Budget: Source Materials Coordination of Purchasing and Delivery of Materials Projected Costs vs. Actual Costs stakes 100 EA $0.35 $35.00 Guaranteed Supply Andy hardware run $54.00 #3 rebar 4 EA = 20' $3.95 $15.80 Guaranteed Supply 50 SF X 4" BASE ABC Crushed Agg. 1 CY $12.50 $12.50 Wake Stone Matt x4's 1 $4.00 Lowes Nails 1 5 lb box $10.00 $10.00 Guaranteed Supply Screws 1 box $10.00 $10.00 Guaranteed Supply Caulk - Silicone outdoor 2 tubes $7.00 $14.00 Lowes 31 SF x 4" Glass Agg. 0 ton $ $ CY Retaining Wall 90 LF x 2' T Concrete Rubble 425 LF $0.00 $0.00 City of Raleigh $ LF x 2.5' w x 6" Crushed Ag. -Base d compacted ABC- 1.7 CY p ton 2.75 CY $12.50 $34.38 Wake Stone delivery? 65 LF x 2' Filter Fabric - commercial Atlantic soil & landscape fabric 65 SY $0.65 $42.25 mulch Matt 7-20 $42.50 Atlantic soil & mulch Matt 7-20 $30.00 Stone Fines 1 YD $30.00 $30.00 Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu LID Construction Clearing/Grubbing 1 day? A. Rough Staking 1d L.T. Delivery of Rubble (Arboretum) Dry-Stack Wall Prep Rubble 3.62 days Stack / backfill wall 1.15 weeks? T.F.M.R. Lay / compact base 1.2d? Robert / Dingo 1.14 months? Rough Grading 1.3 weeks Delivery of Gravel Rent gravel Compactor 2.12 days Delivery of Edging pavers R.B. Formwork 2.5 days D.T. Fine Staking 3 days L.T. Delivery of Stalite Fine Grading/Amendment 1 week A.; P.T. Concrete Pour/Drying 1 day D.T.; A. Cistern Base pour / 5000 psi 6h Finish Hardscaping 4 days D.T.; A. Conveyance Channels Lay base 2 days? edging 1.5d? glass cullet place Place Cistern 1 day Install Raingarden Media 1 day? Plantings Till compost 2 days Plant/ mulch 2.3 weeks Deliver Mulch Water plants 3.4 weeks Install new gutter 4 Brick repair of walkway 2 weeks Target Finish Install gravel Deliver gravel Project Timeline: Projecting Duration and Necessary Resources for Each Phase of the Project Coordinating Resources: People, Tools, Materials, Money Projecting Critical Path of Project Coordinating Purchase of Materials with Phases of Project Development Robert dig trench for light Punch List 1 week Install Light R.B. ACTUAL FINISH Ribbon Cutting
8 Typical Day So An engineer A landscape architect An administrator A grounds manager Confused graduate student
9 Grading + Layout Sketches to understand the bones of the design Path and flow of water Structures such as dry-stack walls and runnels
10 Grading + Layout Technical documents for reference in the field Measure, measure, measure Rain gardens and walls=priority
11 Grading + Layout
12 Grading + Layout
13 Grading + Layout
14 Detail Design + Implementation Detail elements Concrete cistern base CIP wall + Infiltration basin Forming Process Conveyance channels
15 Plant Design + Selection Survivability, maintainability, availability School Year (August-May) Interest Planting aesthetic highlights water system
16 Plant Design + Selection Approximately 1,100 plants total
17 Appropriate for the design Durable Educate Step away from the norm Education + Experience: Signage MATERIAL COLOR BRAND Photo from Detroit Lake City (ci.detroit-lakes.mn.us) TEXTURE MESSAGE IMPACT EDUCATION SIZE SHAPE PLACEMENT
18 Signage Powder Coated Steel
19 Student ASLA Education: Service Learning
20 The Experience
21 Marketing: Promotion NC State News SHIFTNCSU.wordpress.com
22 Marketing: Promotion Now + Beyond LAND8LOUNGE Professor Fox, Bravo, this is an important step in what Landscape Architecture should be about. What better way to learn than to do it. In the words of Yoda, do or do not there is no try Bravo again, what a great project! -Angelo Abbate, Professor Emeritus NCSU, SOD, Dept of LA Great project. I wish I could be present for the ribbon cutting at my classmate Bob Burns Auditorium in our Dean Henry s Hall. I dormed at the Syme 54 years ago. Congratulations. -Nomeriano Son, Design 57 I hope someone could give more pictures about this project. I really like rain garden. The Low Impact Development strategy is great for urban stormwater treatment and landscape design. -Oliver Chu Yea, would have been awesome to do a design/ build in school!!!! Awesome, and wondering about pictures of the finished product too!!! -Mark Sanford
23 Syme Residential Hall Model for: Campus as laboratory Innovative learning Future collaboration across disciplines Research
24 North Campus Area Beyond Landscape Architecture Beyond Housing
25 Entire Campus! Twelve Guiding Principles of the Physical Master Plan Commitment to the Master Planning Process Sustainability Integration of Academic, Programmatic and Physical Planning Human-Scaled Campus Neighborhoods and Paths Design Harmony Mixed-Use Activities Visible Neighborhood Activities Universal Design Effective Movement for a Pedestrian-Oriented Campus City Context Campus Safety Hallowed Places
26 Making It Possible, A Special Thank You NC STATE Cindy DeLuca Pete Fraccaroli Lisa LaBarbera Aris Mosier Jordan Luzader Terry Todd Burl Smith Ryan Givens Rick DeSilva Erik Hall Luby Lane Cliff Wallace Terry Price Ed Levy Tom Skolnicki Robert Bradley Janice Wong Dottie Haynes Michael Rodrigues VENDORS ADR Hydro-Cut, Inc. Carolina Stalite Company The City of Raleigh Currin s Nursery Hoffman s Nursery Panther Creek Nursery Pender Nursery Powder Coat USA, Inc. Rainwater Solutions, Inc. Taylor s Nursery Trees Across Raleigh (Cindy + Art Rice)
27 Questions
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principal cell: (619) 405-6382 fax: (619) 221-1984 email: speerson@gmail.com Professional Practice Sue Peerson is a Principal in peerson+design+consult, inc. with over 24 years of urban design, campus
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