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Barbara Pyda Landscape Architecture portfolio
This resume document provides information about Royals Business Park project experiences including a landscape character assessment, masterplan, use of GIS software, sketches, photomontages, and construction drawings. It also summarizes a garden design project for Hadlow College involving color plans, sections, and visualizations. Finally, it presents some theme project examples using photoshop to demonstrate context sensitive designs and ideas for improving urban tranquility near London Bridge Station.
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- 2. 3 Resume 5 Royals Business Park project 5 Landscape Character Assessment 7 Masterplan 9 GIS 10 Sketches 11 Photomontages 12 Construction Drawings 14 3D Model 15 Hadlow College Garden Design Project 19 Theme Projects
- 3. 3 RESUME [email protected] 07794502529 129 Horns Road, Flat 2 IG6 1DF Newbury Park London
- 4. 4 OBJECTIVES To obtain entry-levelemployment in the professional field of landscape architecture EDUCATION University of Greenwich, London, UK September2011-September2012 MA Landscape Architecture University of Greenwich, London, UK September2010-September2011 Certificate in Landscape Design University of Life Sciences, Lublin, Poland October2004-June2009 MA in Horticulture COMPUTER SKILLS Adobe AutoCAD, Adobe Photoshop, ArcGIS, Google Sketchup, Microsoft Suite WORK EXPERIENCE Intern, Labourer at Keelings Soft Fruits April 2007-June 2007 Dublin, Ireland Intern, Labourer at Farm Garden July 2007-October 2007 Poniatowa, Poland Intern, Labourer at ‘Felin’ Research Farm September 2007-November2007 at the University of Life Sciences Lublin, Poland
- 5. 5 ROYALS BUSINESS PARK-ROYAL ALBERT DOCK, LONDON Landscape Character Assessment The tool that is used to help us to understand, and articulate, the character of the landscape. It helps us identify the features that give a locality its 'sense of place' and pinpoints what makes it different from neighbouring areas
- 6. 6 Landscape Quality andSensitivity to Change The assessment of townscape quality/value is the process of evaluating different character areas with regard to their character, condition, and aesthetic appeal and attaching a value to these areas. It also takes into account an appraisal of the likely value or importance to the community. The capacity of the landscape/townscape to accept change of the type and scale proposed has to be assessed based on the vulnerability of each character area to degradation through the introduction of new features, or through the loss of existing features.
- 7. 7 My new masterplan proposes to convert this brownfield site into urban mixed-use area contributing to the character of dockside to envisage the waterfront as a hub of activity and opportunity for urban food production. Proposed SUDS scheme unites the whole site. Royal Albert Way is covered with green bridges to mitigate the noise and to connect the site with surrounded area. With ‘green carpets’ it also counteracts the heat island effect. AutoCAD+ Photoshop
- 8. 8 The attractions withaquarium, new shopping/market hub, wetland and water activities will improve the site socially, ecologically, economically and aesthetically. The vision is to return the Royal Albert Dock to its former glory as a thriving, vibrant place to live, work and visit. AutoCAD + Photoshop
- 9. 9 GIS While doing theassessment GIS became one of important tools that helped me in my work especially in new design of SUDs system.
- 10. Sketches 10 Sketches show progress in masterplan development. Dockfront with glass canopies and ‘floating fields’ Particular cells of Suds system
- 11. Photomontages 11 Sensory garden Dockfront with ‘floating fields’ wetland Dockfront with timber bridge Photoshop
- 12. 12 Construction Drawings AutoCAD Sensory Gardenplanting plan
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- 14. 14 3D Model The physical model was made of cardboard, foamed polystyrene, modroc with some conifer branches.
- 15. 15 HADLOW COLLEGE- GARDENDESIGN ‘Colour Gallery’ was a part of the Broadview Gardens that is located in peaceful picturesque Kent countryside. The objective was to create a garden that invites people for further exploring of the gardens. The whole process was carried out by hand including final plan.
- 16. 16 Colour andTexture Plan
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- 19. 19 THEME PROJECT Theme projectis a series of quick photomontages/designs on given subject Context sensitive design- Jubilee Gardens, London Water pond Noise barrier • Scarce attractions above the • Less activities water level Underground • Rectangular shapes parking • Water, concrete, limestone Vegetated water ponds in two levels photoshop
- 20. 20 Water ponds inthe heart of Hill above the underground parking the jubilee gardens with soundproof barriers
- 21. 21 Water pond onthe Thames river during winter months Can be used as a skating rink
- 22. 22 Urban Tranquility –London Bridge Station & beyond Timber deck Magnificent viewpoint Covering railway with noiseproof tunnel • No greenery • No tranquility • Quick pace • Office spaces around • Boring space • Noise everywhere Woodlandlike corridor Above the rail tracks
- 23. 23 High above the rail tracks there’s a park where people can rest, eat and find tranquility in the middle of this busy area Tunnel is covered on both sides with greenery- green walls
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