The Great River Road holds within it many different possibilities for a designer to follow. It presents possibilities from a variety of angles, but the elements that I chose to analyze included the systems, history, narrative memories generated through the landscape, hydrology, and geomorphology of the site.
I began [...]
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Historical Data compiled for analysis of Walcheren, Zeeland Providence, The Netherlands
The first week that LSU Landscape Architecture Study Abroad class arrived in Holland, we were able to commence a workshop charette with the Landscape Architecture and Architecture students at the Technical University of Delft and the Professor, Han Meyer. The main focus throughout this design [...]
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Light Movement: I really fell in love with the phenomenon of light movement on the site. Here is my storyboard of the occurrences of the phenomenon on the site and other relative information. I constructed a model to replicate the occurrence of this phenomenon, and pictures of are also attached within the storyboard contents. I [...]
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While on the site of Perkins Road Overpass, I walked through the site looking for a phenomenon. I began walking over the overpass into the residential neighborhoods. I began to focus on the movement of light that was created through plants. The wind would blow them. It rather amazed me to see actually how fast [...]
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I like the timeline, and intrigued me by how a city can endure major devastation’s and then still rebuild and continue to grow.
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This panorama is located at the center of the site and rotates around experiencing all views.
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I love this photo. I like the layers that are reveled. Leads to the thought of “Through decay the past or history is uncovered and presented back into the present time.” I think that New Orleans itself is a city of many layers. The culture holds numerous backgrounds. They come together and create the [...]
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Fearing the actual visual impact was the main thought in my head as we traveled into Gentilly. I did not know what to really expect. I had never really had emotions connected with a natural disaster, much less stood in the very place that it occurred. It was powerful. Took a minute (not ever the [...]
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