Alumni portfolios
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View from Community Wetland Park looking back onto the new TOD, mixed-use office buildings. Live|Work_Landscapes, Fall 08. -
Master Plan for Maplewood office & residential development at the Maplewood MetroLink Station. Live|Work_Landscapes, Fall 08. -
Integrated Systems section: vegetated rooftop terraces, raised floor heating strategy, passive chilled beams cooling strategy. -
View through office floor to Board/Conference room projecting out from the building's footprint. Live|Work_Landscapes, Fall 08. -
Cross-section showing remediation landscape strategy that covers an underground parking garage and access road. -
Ground floor plan and upper-level plans, as well as a rainwater collection diagram. Live|Work_Landscapes, Fall 08.
Statement
It is becoming increasingly more important that designers see architecture and urban design as intrinsically codependent in shaping the world we inhabit. The design of a building affects the environment in which it is located; environmentally, spatially, functionally, and qualitatively. Likewise, the environment a building is located within plays an enormous role in shaping the design of that building from solar orientation to material selection, shape, size, and stature.
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