This document is a short portfolio of the past 4 years of my Master of Landscape Architecture degree at the University of Manitoba, highlighting my practicum work, studio work, as well as technical course work.

1. Kaila Johnson
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE
PORTFOLIO
University of Manitoba 2010 - 2014

2. Personal Profile
Experience
Sustainability Research Analyst - University
of Manitoba
May 2013 - Aug 2014
-Green Revolving Fund development for new
sustainability initiatives across campus
-Project Manager for first campus-wide
sustainability benchmarking study and report
-Organizing internal and public consultation
efforts, synthesizing information in reports and
presenting sustainability recommendations for
future policy development
Committee Member - Canadian Green
Building Council (CaGBC)
Sept 2013 - May 2014
-Developed promotional graphic
communications for various CaGBC
engagement and networking/ outreach events
-Participated in and provided input for
planning processes of CaGBC-related events
Architectural Conservation Assustant -
Ontario Heritage Trust
May - Aug 2010 & May - Dec 2011
-Researched and wrote Statements of
Significance for various historic properties to
be showcased on The Canadian Register of
Historic Places
-Interpreted objectives and policies of Ontario
Heritage Act and making recommendations for
future maintenance of the properties
-Organized various site visits and consultations
for evaluation of heritage designated properties
Marketing Manager - Queen’s University
May 2009 - Apr 2010
-Planned and delivered yearly marketing goals
and objectives, plans, budgets, and marketing
events
-Supervised and provided training for staff of
20-30
-Achieved sales increase of $50,000 per annum
through successful marketing campaign
Skills
-Microsoft Office Suite.
-ArcGIS
-VectorWorks
-Adobe Creative Suite (PhotoShop, InDesign,
Illustrator)
-Google SketchUp
-Interpretation of legislative documents,
including Environmental Assessment Act,
Ontario Heritage Act, Mining Act, easement
and land acquisitions
Get in Touch
e: kaila.a.johnson@gmail.com
t: 204.298.8886
w: kailaajohnson.wix.com/kailajohnson#
2012/13 Barkman Concrete Design
Competition - First Place for “Prairie
Bench” Bench Design
2011/12 Awarded Scholarship for High
Academic Achievement
-Awarded by: Barkman Concrete
2011 Featured in NETWORK Magazine
- A Publication by the University of
Manitoba’s Faculty of Architecture
2008/09 Awarded Scholarship for High
Academic Achievement
-Awarded by: Society for Mining,
Metallurgy, and Exploration
Awards and Achievements
University of Manitoba - M.L.Arch
Sept 2010 - Aug 2014
-Master’s thesis with a focus on mineral
aggregate extraction site rehabilitation,
remediation, and protected species/ species
at risk reintroduction, ecotourism, and
planning
Queen’s University - BAH
Sept 2006 - Apr 2010
-Honour’s Environmental Studies project
focusing in transportation planning and
sustainability in a Biosphere reserve
-Honour’s Geography project focusing on
cultural and natural heritage designation
and planning
Academic
RESUME

3. Projects
CONTENTS
1 MASTER OF LANDSCAPE
ARCHITECTURE PRACTICUM
2 Alvar in the Post Industrial:
(re) Introducing Alvar Plant
Communities in the Inwood Quarry
Rehabilitation, Ecotourism, and Species Reintroduction
2 STUDIO PROJECTS
8 Slow Food Campus
Regional Issue at a Small Scale
4 PHOTOGRAPHY
22 Nature and Landscape
Photography
Personal Interest and Hobby
10 Arcadia
Mitigating Environmental Issues Through Design
3 CONSTRUCTION AND DRAFTING
14 Prairie Bench
Bench Design Competition
16 CAD Drafting & Construction
Details
Technical Document Drawings and Specifications
18 Now and Then
Hand Drafting and Model Construction

5. 1 University of Manitoba 2013 - 2014
Alvar in the Post Industrial
MASTER OF LANDSCAPE
ARCHITECTURE PRACTICUM

6. PHOTO TITLE 5
Rehabilitation, Ecotourism, and Species Reintroduction
Alvar is a globally recognized at-risk plant
community that develops naturally over
the course of thousands of years, and also
naturally exists on exposed limestone
bedrock, which is subsequently one of
the greatest indicators of suitable areas
for limestone quarrying.
By utilizing recent techniques proven
to be effective in Alvar regeneration,
the landscape architect acts as a pivotal
tool in creating a functional landscape,
both in terms of environmental, social,
and economic integrity. Using an
ecotourism-based approach to engage
the public with the site, while creating
a platform for Alvar regeneration and
future scientific research initiatives
provides an economic, ecological, and
social solution to some of the most
negatively viewed aspects of the area.
This is an alternative solution to
traditional quarry rehabilitation
strategies as well as the at-risk Alvar
plant communities: strengthening it
by reintroducing it in a post-industrial
landscape, while raising awareness about
its historic and ecological significance in
an ecotourism-based outlet.
Overview
ALVAR IN THE POST
INDUSTRIAL: (RE)
INTRODUCING ALVAR
PLANT COMMUNITIES IN THE
INWOOD QUARRY
ALVAR IMMERSION PATH 2

7. Prairie Shrubland Alvar Reintroduction
Alvar Planting Squares White Spruce Alvar Reintroduction
Design Concept
Master of Landscape Architecture Practicum - 2014
Using scientifically proven methods
of reintroducing Alvar plant
communities, this design seeks to not
only introduce the Alvar into a working
environment, but to engage and
educate the public who is viewing the
site, while simultaneously providing a
research outlet for the further research
and development of Alvar plant
communities
Natural Alvar Succession
YEAR 1 YEAR 5-10 YEAR 15-20
YEAR 1 YEAR 5-10 YEAR 15-20
ALVAR SEED
MATRIX
1 cm STRAW/
STRAW MULCH
LIMESTONE BEDROCK
1M x 1M SQUARES
WHITE SPRUCE ALVAR
DEVELOPMENT
~5 ka BP
ALVAR SHRUBLAND
DEVELOPMENT
8 ka BP
LAKE AGASSIZ
9 ka BP
WISCONSIN GLACIATION
11 ka BP
Prairie Shrubland
Alvar is a more
shrubby and lichen-based
community,
which uses the Alvar
planting squares to
foster succession, with
the squares planted
approximately 5m apart
White Spruce Alvar has
more trees, which isn’t
condusive to the square
planting method. A
dense amount of trees
are planted randomly,
and only the strongest
ones survive through
succession
3

8. 4
With the main focus on rehabilitation,
ecotourism, and species reintroduction,
the interventions focused on
interpretive designs and signage,
with various educational aspects.
These include succession markers to
help visualize the natural changes
in the Alvar communities, as well as
perforated aluminum paths to allow for
water and sun permeation for seamless
plant growth.
Interventions
ALVAR IN THE POST
INDUSTRIAL
Rehabilitation, Ecotourism, and Species Reintroduction
DETAILED DESIGN PLAN
CONVEYOR
ALVAR VIEWING AREA
PRAIRIE SHRUBLAND ALVAR
REHABILITATION AREA
WHITE SPRUCE ALVAR REHABILITATION
AREA
PATH TO PRIME MERIDIAN TRAIL
ALVAR EXPERIMENTATION AREA
KILN LOOKOUT AND GATHERING SPACE
ALVAR SUCCESSION MARKERS
SNAKE IMMERSION AREA
ASPEN PLANTINGS
WHITE SPRUCE ALVAR REINTRODUCTION
AREA
PRAIRIE SHRUBLAND ALVAR
REINTRODUCTION AREA
WHITE SPRUCE ALVAR REHABILITATION
AREA
RAISED AND PERFORATED ALUMINUM
PATH
ALVAR EXPERIMENTATION AREA
SWIMMING AREA
ASPEN FOREST LOOKOUT
SHOOTING AREA
QUARRY LOOKOUT

9. aluminum path Alvar rehabilitation area
snake dens succession markers
Section D-D’ 0 5 10 15 25
m
ALUMINUM PATH ALVAR REHABILITATION AREA
SNAKE DENS SUCCESSION MARKERS
5
Master of Landscape Architecture Practicum - 2014
Subtitle Sections shooting area
Section A-A’ 0 5 10 15 25
m
SHOOTING AREA
lookout swimming hole
Section B-B’ 0 5 10 15 25
m
LOOKOUT SWIMMING AREA
Alvar rehabilitation area Alvar viewing area conveyor lookout
0 5 10 15 25
Section C-C’ m
ALVAR REHABILITATION AREA
ALVAR VIEWING
AREA
CONVEYOR
LOOKOUT
SUCCESSION MARKERS YEAR 1
SUCCESSION MARKERS YEARS 5-10
SUCCESSION MARKERS YEARS 15-20 SUCCESSION MARKERS IN WINTER

11. Master of Landscape Architecture
STUDIO PROJECTS
University of Manitoba 2012 - 2013 2

12. Regional Issue at a Small Scale
Slow Food is the slowing down of
the food consumption process so the
consumers are aware of where food
comes from, how it’s processed, and
what work is involved from getting
the food from “cradle-to-mouth”. It
was derived to try and combat the
issue of fast food mania, promoting
healthy, organic foods to the public.
It aims to bring awareness to where
food comes from, with a goal of
encouraging people to take time to
sit and think about where their food
is coming from, where it is going and
how these affect both humans and the
environment. This design is situated
on the University of Manitoba campus
in Winnipeg, Manitoba. Being an
agricultural university, this is a pertinent
issue and creates a local, sustainable,
multicultural, and transparent food
production and distribution process
in the heart of the campus. Slow Food
Campus raises this awareness, while
showcasing how food can be beautiful
and used as an aesthetic and productive
source of nutrition.
Overview
SLOW FOOD CAMPUS
CAMPUS PEDWAY PERSPECTIVE 8

13. 9
Planting Matrix Section
Studio 6 - 2013
Food Processing and Exports
SUNFLOWERS
CANOLA
POTATOES
SOY BEANS
FLAX SEED
Manitoban Crop Locations
SUNFLOWERS
SOY BEANS
POTATOES
CANOLA
FLAX SEED
Sp
SEASONAL INTEREST BLOOMING COLOUR
HEIGHT (IN)
SOWING SEASON
HARVEST SEASON
BLOOMING SEASON
FLOWER/FRUIT
COLOUR
MAX. HEIGHT
(IN)
Sp
Sp H
APPLE
CHERRY
PEAR
LEMON
ORANGE
Fa H 32’
Sp Su H 24’
Su Fa H 40’
Sp Su H 8’
Sp Su H 36’
LETTUCE
CAULIFLOWER
BEETS
SWISS CHARD
Sp Su H 12”
Fa Sp H 8”
Su Fa H 6”
Su Fa H 10”
RUSSIAN BLUE
POTATOES Su Fa H 2”
RASPBERRY
STRAWBERRY
ROSEMARY
Sp Su H 12”
Sp Su H 12”
Sp Su H 12”
TOMATO
CUCUMBER
BLUEBERRY
CARROTS
Sp Su H 2’
Sp Su H 2’
Sp Su H 2’
Su Fa H 6”
Planting Matrix Key

14. ARCADIA FLOOD ISLANDS
PERSPECTIVE
10
Mitigating Environmental Issues Through Design
Being on the prairies and on an
existing flood plan, Winnipeg has
a long history of serious, and often
detrimental floods. Engineered
technologies such as the floodway and
a series of dikes and drainage system
has proven effective, however they lack
the aesthetic quality that one might
wish to see. Arcadia is functional,
however it also provides an aesthetic
appeal that could be implemented on
a larger scale throughout the Winnipeg
area. By incorporating this design on a
larger scale, the floods can not only be
further controlled and manipulated, but
it can also serve as an eye-catching and
intriguing solution. This specific design
was intended to be an ‘oasis’ retreat just
outside of the city’s boundaries, where
people can go to relax, unwind, and
learn about the environment.
Overview
ARCADIA

15. 11
Flood Conditions Detailed Design Plan
Studio 4 - 2012
Scale Model 1:1000
Dike Section 1:1500
NO FLOOD
1’ FLOOD
2’ FLOOD
FARM
DRAINAGE/
CREEK
WHITE
SPRUCE
FOREST
WHEAT
FIELDS
BOARDWALK
RIPARIAN
ZONE
FLOOD
ISLAND
PERMANENT
ISLAND
PERMANENT
ISLAND
ADMIN
BUILDING
DIKE
FLOODWATER
CATCHMENT
AREAS
WATER
FLOWING
OUT FROM
SITE

17. University of Manitoba 2010 - 2014
Master of Landscape Architecture
CONSTRUCTION AND
3 DRAFTING

18. BENCH RENDERING 14
PRAIRIE BENCH
Overview
This was a specific competition held by
Barkman Concrete, and the mandate
for this competition was to design a
bench that could be used in external
public spaces in a prairie city.
My submission won first place.
The bench design presented, “Prairie
Bench”, was developed from the notion
to develop a simple, versatile, easily
built, yet sleek and stylish bench that
encompasses a prairie vibe to its design.
Anchored by two wet-cast concrete
forms with a smooth finish, the bench
is softened by the use of wood for the
seating panels. The chosen wood is
reclaimed American Elm. This seemed
fitting in the Winnipeg prairie setting,
since the American Elm is iconic as a
historical street tree, and has tragically
been in decline due to Dutch Elm
Disease. Reclaiming this wood is a way
to reuse the defunct street trees, while
adding to the unique prairie vibe that
this bench encompasses. Turning the
2” x 4” planks on their narrow side,
and having them set at varying lengths
mimics the varying lengths of wheat
stalks, another staple of prairie life.”
The bench ended up being built by
Barkman Concrete, as they view it as a
potential bench to put on their product
list.
Bench Design Competition

19. Attachment Detail Bench in Complete Built Form
15
Landscape Construction - 2012
3'-038"
1'-3"
7'-0"
7'-1134"
7'-534"
34"
618"
1'-0"
9"
PLAN 1:10
RECLAIMED AMERICAN ELM
2" x 4" PLANKS
WET-CAST CONCRETE
6"
6'-0"
PLAN
RECLAIMED
ELM PLANKS
WET-CAST
CONCRETE
3'-038"
1'-3"
7'-0"
7'-1134"
7'-534"
34"
618"
1'-0"
9"
PLAN 1:10
RECLAIMED AMERICAN ELM
2" x 4" PLANKS
WET-CAST CONCRETE
1'-6"
6'-0"
ELEVATION 1:10
BARKMAN DESIGN COMPETITION 2012
PRAIRIE BENCH
ELEVATION
3'-038"
1'-3"
7'-0"
7'-1134"
7'-534"
34"
618"
1'-0"
9"
PLAN 1:10
RECLAIMED AMERICAN ELM
2" x 4" PLANKS
WET-CAST CONCRETE
1'-6"
6'-0"
ELEVATION 1:10
2" 214"
414"
SECTION 1:5
38"
ATTACHMENT DETAIL
SECTION
ATTACHMENT
DETAIL
3'-038"
1'-3"
7'-0"
7'-1134"
7'-534"
34"
618"
1'-0"
9"
PLAN 1:10
RECLAIMED AMERICAN ELM
2" x 4" PLANKS
WET-CAST CONCRETE
1'-6"
6'-0"
ELEVATION 1:10
2" 214"
414"
SECTION 1:5
BARKMAN DESIGN COMPETITION 2012
PRAIRIE BENCH
DESIGNED BY
KAILA JOHNSON
DRAWINGS BY
KAILA JOHNSON
DRAWINGS
1. PLAN
2. ELEVATION
3. SECTION
4. ATTACHMENT DETAIL
SCALE
SEE INDIVIDUAL DRAWINGS
REVISIONS
NOVEMBER 26, 2012
JANUARY 15, 2013
38"
1"
ATTACHMENT DETAIL 1:2
1/4" HEX NUT
FLAT 1/8" WASHER
1/4" THREADED STEEL
ROD
FLAT 1/8" WASHER ON
EITHER SIDE OF PLANK
ATTACHMENT DETAIL
ATTACHMENT DETAIL
1”
1/4” HEX NUT
FLAT 1/8” WASHER
1/4” THREADED
STEEL ROD
FLAT 1/4” WASHER
ON EITHER SIDE
OF PLANK
Construction Details

20. 0
-1
0
1
0
MATERIAL KEY
RUSSELL BUILDING
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS
J.A. RUSSELL BUILDING
UNIVERSITY OF MANITOBA
WINNIPEG, MANITOBA
MCKAY CREEK OPENING TO
BURRARD INLET
NORTH VANCOUVER,
BRITISH COLUMBIA
THIS DRAWING IS IN M UNLESS
OTHERWISE NOTED
THIS DRAWING MUST NOT BE SCALED
MATERIAL AND/OR DESIGN
MODIFICATIONS AND/OR VARIATIONS TO
WORK SHOWN ON THESE DRAWINGS
SHALL NOT BE UNDERTAKEN WITHOUT
THE WRITTEN PERMISSION OF THE
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT
THIS DRAWING IS THE PROPERTY OF
THE LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT AND SHALL
NOT BE REPRODUCED WITHOUT THE
WRITTEN CONSENT OF THE LANDSCAPE
ARCHITECT, IN WHICH CASE THE
REPRODUCTION MUST HAVE THE
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT'S NAME AS THE
ORIGINAL LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT
SEAL
NONE
DESIGNED BY
KAILA JOHNSON
DRAWN BY
KAILA JOHNSON
APPROVED BY
ALAN TATE
ANNA THURMAYR
PROJECT
MCKAY CREEK
REDEVELOPMENT
SEAL
NONE
REVISIONS
OCTOBER 31, 2012
NOVEMBER 13, 2012
DRAWING
5 PLANTING PLAN
SCALE
1:200
PROJECT NO.
4
SHEET NO.
L05
SCHOOL CAR DEALERSHIP
WATER
WATER
SOD
SOD
PLANTING DETAILS AND SCHEDULE
SCIENTIFIC/
COMMON NAME
QUANTITY SIZE/REMARKS
ARBUTIS MENZIESII/
PACIFIC ARBUTIS 35 B&B, 2.5-3 m tall, 900
mm soil depth topped
with 100 mm cedar
mulch, 4-5 cm caliper
44
B&B, 3 m tall, 900 mm
soil depth topped with
100 mm cedar mulch,
4-5 cm caliper
PINUS CONTORTA/
SHORE PINE
WETLAND SPECIES
DISTICHLIS SPICATA/
SALT GRASS
SIZE/REMARKS
2130.93 square meters
for entire wetland area.
Seeding to be provided
by BC conservation. 750
mm soil depth
TYPHA/
CAT TAILS
ESTUARY SPECIES SIZE/REMARKS
ZOSTERA/
MARINE EELGRASS
1750.50 square meters
for entire estuary area.
Seeding to be provided
by BC conservation. 750
mm soil depth
ALARIA ESCULENTA/
WINGED KELP
PHYLLOSPADIX
SCOULERI/
SURF GRASS
2 PINUS CONTORTA 5 PINUS CONTORTA
6 PINUS CONTORTA
3 PINUS CONTORTA
3 PINUS CONTORTA
2 PINUS CONTORTA
5 PINUS CONTORTA
2 PINUS CONTORTA
8 PINUS CONTORTA
5 PINUS CONTORTA
3 PINUS CONTORTA
5 ARBUTIS MENZIESII
9 ARBUTIS MENZIESII
7 ARBUTIS MENZIESII
6 ARBUTIS MENZIESII
5 ARBUTIS MENZIESII
2 ARBUTIS MENZIESII
16 PLANTING PLAN
Technical Document Drawings and Specifications
In addition to the previous project
highlighted, studio projects taken
over the course of my degree also
required the use of CAD software,
such as AutoCAD and VectorWorks
to create proper technical documents
for the designs. This helped ensure
that I not only understood how to use
the software and the nature of these
plans and how to read them, but to
help ensure that the designs would be
reproducible in real time, as well as how
to ‘read’ the landscape.
The adjacent images are samples
from various projects, illustrating my
understanding of this imperative tool
and technique.
Overview
CAD DRAFTING &
CONSTRUCTION
DETAILS

21. 182.9
121.9
45.7 45.7
30.5
7.6
22.9
0 0.1 0.4 0.7 1.0 M
15.2
5.1
15.2
granite post
concrete base
glass panel
steel brace
and nuts
concrete
shield anchor
17
Practicum Interpretive Signage Detail Path Anchoring Detail
Landscape Construction & Practicum- 2012-2014
GRANITE POST
GLASS PANEL
CONCRETE
BASE
STEEL BRACE
AND NUTS
CONCRETE
SHIELD ANCHOR
FRONT VIEW SIDE VIEW
BOARDWALK PILE DETAIL
2 SCALE 1:10
WITH 250mm DIAMATER,
FILLED WITH CONCRETE
BOARDWALK DETAIL SECTION
3 SCALE 1:10
1.803
PILES TO BE LOCATED
EVERY FIFTH PLANK
PILES TO BE LOCATED
EVERY 5TH PLANK
BOARDWALK DETAIL SECTION
BOARDWALK PILE DETAIL
2 SCALE 1:10
0.051
0.051
0.563
0.102
X 2"x10" WESTERN RED CEDAR
PLANKS WITH 1 CM SPACING
X 2"x4" WESTERN RED
CEDAR PLANK
STEEL BEAM
ROUND WALL CASING
250mm DIAMATER,
FILLED WITH CONCRETE
BOARDWALK DETAIL SECTION
3 SCALE 1:10
1.803
0.01 0.131
BOARDWALK DETAIL TOP VIEW
1 SCALE 1:10
0.254
PILES TO BE LOCATED
EVERY FIFTH PLANK
BOARDWALK PILE DETAIL
2”x10” RED CEDAR PLANKS
WITH 0.5” SPACING
2”x4” RED CEDAR
PLANK
STEEL BEAM
ROUND WALL CASING
WITH 10” DIAMETER,
WITH CONCRETE
0.0460.05
0.15
0.3
2
SOIL FILL
CEDAR STAKE
ROLLED EROSION
CONTROL NETTING
FILL TRENCH WITH SOIL
BOARDWALK DETAIL
Scale: 1:20 12
ROLLED EROSION FABRIC DETAIL
SCALE 1:20
0.119
HYDROSEEING ON TOP
OF RECN
UNIVERSITY MCKAY THIS OTHERWISE THIS MATERIAL MODIFICATIONS WORK SHALL THE LANDSCAPE THIS THE NOT WRITTEN ARCHITECT, REPRODUCTION LANDSCAPE ORIGINAL SEAL
DESIGNED 2 LODGEPOLE PINE STAKES
WITH 5CM DIAMETER
WEBBING AT 2/3 TREE HEIGHT
Rolled Erosion Fabric Detail
182.9
121.9
45.7 45.7
30.5
7.6
22.9
0 0.1 0.4 0.7 1.0 M
15.2
5.1
15.2
granite post
concrete base
glass panel
steel brace
and nuts
concrete
shield anchor
0.0460.05
0.15
0.3
2
SOIL FILL
CEDAR STAKE
ROLLED EROSION
CONTROL NETTING
FILL TRENCH WITH SOIL
BOARDWALK DETAIL
Scale: 1:20 12
ROLLED EROSION FABRIC DETAIL
SCALE 1:20
0.119
HYDROSEEING ON TOP
OF RECN
RUSSELL BUILDING
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS
J.A. RUSSEL BUILDING
UNIVERSITY OF MANITOBA
WINNIPEG, MANITOBA
MCKAY CREEK OPENING TO
BURRARD INLET
NORTH VANCOUVER,
BRITISH COLUMBIA
THIS DRAWING IS IN M UNLESS
OTHERWISE NOTED
THIS DRAWING MUST NOT BE SCALED
MATERIAL AND/OR DESIGN
MODIFICATIONS AND/OR VARIATIONS TO
WORK SHOWN ON THESE DRAWINGS
SHALL NOT BE UNDERTAKEN WITHOUT
THE WRITTEN PERMISSION OF THE
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT
THIS DRAWING IS THE PROPERTY OF
THE LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT AND SHALL
NOT BE REPRODUCED WITHOUT THE
WRITTEN CONSENT OF THE LANDSCAPE
ARCHITECT, IN WHICH CASE THE
REPRODUCTION MUST HAVE THE
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT'S NAME AS THE
ORIGINAL LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT
SEAL
NONE
DESIGNED BY
KAILA JOHNSON
DRAWN BY
KAILA JOHNSON
APPROVED BY
ALAN TATE
ANNA THURMAYR
PROJECT
MCKAY CREEK
REDEVELOPMENT
SEAL
NONE
REVISIONS
OCTOBER 31, 2012
NOVEMBER 13, 2012
DRAWING
1 BOARDWALK DETAIL
TOP VIEW
2 BOARDWALK PILE DETAIL
3 BOARDWALK SECTION
DETAIL
4 BRIDGE AND PLATFORM
RAILING DETAIL
5 RAILING DETAIL
0.968 TREE PIT IS 2X ROOT BALL DIAMETER
2 LODGEPOLE PINE STAKES
WITH 5CM DIAMETER
WEBBING AT 2/3 TREE HEIGHT
FIRM BASE
5CM CEDAR MULCH
FERTILIZED SOIL FILL
SUBGRADE
EVERGREEN TREE PLANTING DETAIL
1 SCALE 1:10
DRAWING
1 EVERGREEN TREE
PLANTING DETAIL
2 BROLLED EROSION FABRIC
DETAIL
Tree Planting Detail
WEBBING AT 2/3 TREE
HEIGHT
2 LODGE POLE PINE
STAKES WITH 5cm
DIAMETER
5 cm CEDAR MULCH
FERTILIZED SOIL FILL
SUBGRADE
TREE PIT IS 2x ROOT FIRM BASE
BALL DIAMETER
FILL TRENCH WITH SOIL
HYDROSEEDING ON
TOP OF RECN
CEDAR STAKE
ROLLED EROSION
CONTROL NETTING
SOIL FILL

22. 18
Hand Drafting and Model Construction
NOW AND THEN
Overview
As part of my first year in the
Master of Landscape Architecture
program, I was first introduced to the
notion of hand drafting and model
construction without the use of modern
technology, utilizing only ‘everyday’
materials. The outcome was a greater
appreciation for drafting, an increase
in my hand rendering skills, and a
sound understanding of drawing and
modeling to-scale.

23. 19
Studio 1 - 2010
Model Constructed with Cardboard, Popcicle Sticks, & Broom Bristles
SCALE MODEL

25. Various Locations Worldwide 2010 - 2014
Personal Interest
4 PHOTOGRAPHY

26. 22 PHOTO TITLE
A personal hobby of mine is photography,
namely landscape and nature photography. I have
been fortunate to have travelled a decent amount
in interim semesters, and always find something
intriguing and captivating about different
landscapes abroad.
Overview
PHOTOGRAPHY
Landscape and Nature Photography

27. 23
Photos Taken with Nikon DSLR D5100