shea tighe - landscape architecture portfolio 2011

S t u d y n a t u re , l o ve n a t u re ,

s t ay c l o s e t o n a t u re .

I t w i l l n eve r f a i l yo u .- Fr a n k L l o y d Wr i g h t

TA B L E O F C O N T E N T S

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p o l l i t i l l y b i g h t r e s o r tl owc o u n t r y p o o l p a v i l i on

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e n c o re d e ve l o pm e n th e r t y m e m o r i a l f i e l d

A b o u t S h e a M . T i g h e 3 3 . 3 4r e s u m é & c on t a c t i n f o r m a t i on

0 1 B ye r s D e s i g n G ro u p

H I G H H A M M O C KV I L L A S

S e a b ro o k I s l a n d , S C

H igh Hammock V i l las i s a development within the oceanfront community of

Seabrook Is land. The Proper ty O wners Associ-at ion asked us to update the plant ing through-out the ent ire development and to des ign an in-tegrated walking tra i l sy stem. The P.O.A. a lso des ired a new entr y exper ience that would en-hance the new addit ions to the proper ty. The final des ign ca l l s for a ser ies of nodes connect-ed by organic crushed gravel paths . Each node provides s i t t ing areas , f i re pi ts and picnic areas for res idents to enjoy v iews to the surround-ing Ocean W inds Gold Course and the unique natura l beauty of the barr ier i s land. The de-s ign succeeds in encouraging socia l interact ion among neighbors by providing common gather-ing areas for a l l to ut i l ize.

High Hammock Vi l lasSchemat ic Master P lan

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High Hammock Vi l lasSchemat ic Master P lan


C A R AV E L L E TOW E R H OT E L

M y r t l e B e a c h , S C

C aravel le Tower i s a resor t development lo-cated on the shore of Myrt le Beach. The

hotel i s current ly in the process of updat ing their fac i l i t ies to give the resor t a more modern look and fee l . To go with the exter ior renova-t ion of the hote l , they asked us to update their entr y plant ing and to provide concepts for new main entr y s ignage.

Penci l Sketch of Main Entr yPlant ing and S ignage Locat ion

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Penci l Sketch of Main Entr yPlant ing and S ignage Locat ion

Signage Concept One

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Signage Concept Three

Main Entr yPlant ing P lan


RO P E R C A N C E R C E N T E R

C h a r l e s t o n , S C

R oper Cancer Center came to Byers Design Group asking us to des ign a specia l out-

door cour tyard and garden for pat ients that are current ly going through chemotherapy treat-ments . The treatments can be long and drawn out , keeping pat ients in bed for hours at a t ime. The intent of the des ign was to provide v isual and sensual therapy to the pat ients whi le they undergo treatment. The large windows of the center give them panoramic v iews of the garden. Specia l wind sculptures wi l l capture breezes and gent ly f low up and down with the a ir, providing great v isual interest . P lants were chosen based on their aromas and colors . The cour tyard a lso provides an area for v is i tors to go outs ide with the pat ients and enjoy the outdoors . A water sculpture in the center of the cour tyard pro-vides a soothing audible texture to the des ign.

SketchUp Modelof Therapeut ic Garden

View of Garden from Blood Transfus ion Room

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View of Garden from Blood Transfus ion Room

Proposed Wind Sculptures

Cour tyard Perspect ive of Water Feature


T H E L I N D E NR E S I D E N C E

C h a r l e s t o n , S C

A couple in the charming c i t y of Char leston was looking to mimic the c i t y ' s histor ic

formal gardens and cour tyards within their own res ident ia l landscape. They have a smal l cot-tage sty le home and had a l imited amount of proper ty with which to work. The goal of this res ident ia l des ign was to maximaze the space around their home and provide a sequence of formal and informal areas that they could enjoy year round. An new formal entr y to the house was des igned and an organic br ick path takes you through plant ings with a var iety of tex-tures , colors and scents . The path terminates at a formal lawn. The back of the proper ty provid-ed the per fect area for a nice outdoor ki tchen, pat io and fi re pi t . A ref lect ing pool was added to provide a focal point and visual interest .

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A L A I N W I L D L I F E PA R K & R E S O RT

A l A i n , U . A . E .

A l Ain W ild l i fe Park and Resor t i s located in the c i t y of Al Ain, approximately 70

miles southeast of D ubai . Each of the three sa-far i exper iences—Asian, Arabian and Afr ican—features animals and habitats unique to those geographic regions. The 890-hectare s i te wi l l a l so have res ident ia l communit ies , two resor ts and reta i l and commercia l spaces that comple-ment the deser t landscape. Parks , gardens, p lay areas and educat ional fac i l i t ies fur ther enhance the development.

Al Ain Wild l i fe Park & Resor tMaster P lan

A l A i n W i l d l i f e P a r k & R e s o r t 1 0

Al Ain, U.A.E.Al Ain Wildlife Park and Resort - Resort Core, World Deserts and North Kenya Safari

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Enlargement of the Resor t Hotel , Res ident ia l V i l la Vi l lage & Botanica l Garden with

re lat ionship to Safar i


Sect ions of the Main Resor t HotelPool Exper ience


Concepts for the Pr imary Res ident ia l Entr y Structures


October 21, 2009

Al Ain Wildlife Park and Resort - Oasis World Deserts Master Plan - Without Canopy Al Ain, U.A.E.

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World Deser t Oas is Botanica l Garden P lan

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Al Ain Wildlife Park and Resort - Giraffe Shade StructuresAl Ain, U.A.E.

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Al Ain Wildlife Park and Resort - Giraffe Shade StructuresAl Ain, U.A.E.

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P O L L I T I L LY B I G H T R E S O RT

R o a t o n , H o n d u r a s

P ollit i l l y bight i s a community resor t de-velopment located on the i s land of Roaton

just nor th of Honduras in the Carr ibean Sea. the development wi l l inc lude both res ident ia l lots and vi l las with fantast ic v iews to the ocean. the development wi l l a l so inc lude a resor t and amenity area with restaurants , pools and a pr i-vate beach. A resor t s ide mar ina wi l l be con-structed to accomodate var ious vesse ls wishing to v is i t Pol l i t i l l y Bight Resor t .

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Resor t Vi l lasEnlargement

Sect ion through Mounta in S ideVi l las down to Pool and Beach Area

L OW C O U N T RYP O O L PAV I L I O N

K i aw a h I s l a n d , S C

G arden Design Magazine ’s annual des ign competi t ion provided an oppor tunity to

showcase my penchant for res ident ia l des ign. Competi tors were asked to des ign a ful l y func-t ional outdoor ki tchen. The peaceful , expan-sive marshes of the South Carol ina Lowcountr y provide an unr iva led backdrop and inspirat ion for this a l l- inc lus ive outdoor ki tchen and en-ter ta ining space. O wners and guests wi l l appre-ciate the sensible layout of the cooking areas and bar. Retractable screens, seat ing areas of var ious s izes , a game room, f i re pi t and views over looking the marsh offer fun, re laxat ion and year-round comfor t for ever yone.


Pool & Outdoor Pav i l ion Master P lan

L o w c o u n t r y Po o l P av i l i o n 2 0

Pool Pav i l ion Perspect ive


Outdoor KitchenPerspect ive

L o w c o u n t r y Po o l P av i l i o n 2 2

Outdoor KitchenPerspect ive

Deck & F ire P i t Over looking the Marsh

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T his family requested conceptual des igns and schematic construct ion detai l s for a

new front entr y that addressed the var ied ter-ra in of their proper ty. The concept suggests a ser ies of graduated ver t ica l reta ining wal l s that double as ra ised planters . This creates v isual interest and depth whi le providing a pract ica l , invi t ing way to navigate the steep hi l l that r i ses f rom the dr iveway to the entr y. The construc-t ion mater ia ls were careful l y chosen to ref lect and highl ight the family ’s lumber business .

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S U M M E R P L AC ED E V E L O P M E N T

Jo h n s I s l a n d , S C

S ummer P lace, located where the entrances to Kiawah and Seabrook Is lands diverge, i s

a mixed-use development that epitomizes the upscale and comfor table vacat ion exper ience for which these Lowcountr y barr ier i s lands are famous. Summer P lace i s des igned with an em-phasis on unique reta i l , d ining and socia l iz ing oppor tunit ies for the discr iminat ing vacat ioner who’s ready to re lax and take in a l l the i s lands have to offer. The pedestr ian-fr iend ly layout takes advantage of the exis t ing lake and i ts beaut i ful v iews with walking paths , parks and a play fountain and amphitheater nearby for out-door enter ta inment.

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S i teAnalys is

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Summer PlaceConceptua l Master P lan

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Perspect ive of Main Promenade

Planter & Paver Deta i l s

E N C O R ED E V E L O P M E N T

J a c k s o nv i l l e , F L

E ncore is a proposed mixed-use develop-ment located in Or lando, F lor ida. This

concept was the pinnac le of a three-day student des ign competi t ion held by Urban Resource Group, a div is ion of Kimley-Horn & Associ-ates . URG out l ined the bui lding program and kept project cr i ter ia to a minimum, encouraging the teams to s tretch their des ign imaginat ions. Three other teammates and mysel f incorporated the theme of interact ion with water to create the hear t of Encore—a grand water feature that leads up to the state-of-the-ar t f ive-star hote l . Around the water feature v is i tors wi l l f ind re-ta i l and dining oppor tunit ies as wel l as areas for act ive and pass ive recreat ion.


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H E RT YM E M O R I A L F I E L D

A t h e n s , G A

C harles Holmes Her ty coached the Uni-vers i t y of Georgia Bul ldogs in their f i rs t

footbal l game ever, p layed on a North Campus f ie ld now dubbed Her ty F ie ld in his honor. This des ign features sec luded seat ing and study ing areas that revi ta l ize the space whi le the for-mal memor ia l p laza pays homage to the past . A large rectangular lawn and grassy amphithe-ater- l ike seat ing on e i ther end are reminiscent of the or iginal Her ty F ie ld bleachers and are useful for a var iety of act iv i t ies .


North-South Sect ion

Her ty Memoria l F ie ldMaster P lan

H e r t y M e m o r i a l F i e l d 3 2

Aeria l Perspect ive of Her ty Memoria l F ie ld

A B O U TS H E A M . T I G H E

3 3 1 0 0 0 B o n i e t a H a r ro l d D r. A p t . 5 1 0 3 C h a r l e s t o n , S C 2 9 4 1 4

O riginal l y f rom Atlanta , GA, Shea T ighe graduated from the Univers i t y of Geor-

gia with a Bachelor of Landscape Architecture in May of 2008. He joined Edward D. S tone & Associates later that month moved to For t Lauderdale, FL. W hile at EDSA, T ighe gained valuable exper ience in land planning, project management and des ign. Understanding the impor tance of susta inable des ign, T ighe became a LEED accredited profess ional in 2009. T ighe re located to Char leston, SC in 2010. Current ly he i s the Market ing Coordina-tor for Seabrook Is land, a pr ivate oceanfront resor t community outs ide of Char leston. Shea T ighe current ly res ides in West Ashley with his wife Minna and their Chesa-peake Bay Retr iever, Ivan. T ighe is an avidtr iathlete, enjoys being outdoors and loves spending t ime with his family. His greatest pass ion of a l l ? Georgia Footbal l .

P i c t u re sCenter : F ishing in For t LauderdaleTop Lef t : The family at a Georgia footbal l gameTop Right : Kayaking in Martha 's V ineyardBottom Lef t : The Augusta Ironman 70.3Bottom Right : My wife Minna and I on our wedding day

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E D U C AT I O NUnivers i ty of Georg ia Athens , GA May, 2008Bachelor of Landscape Architecture (3.42 G.P.A.)

E X P E R I E N C ESeabrook Is land Club Char leston, SC March 2010-Present

Market ing Coordinator for the pr ivate oceanfront community of Seabrook Is land in Char leston, SC

Responsible for graphic des ign, wr i t ing and photography for rea l estate and c lub col latera l , adver t i sements and s ignage

Development, management and implementat ion of a l l market ing ini t iat ives and publ ic re lat ions projects

Editor-In-Chief of Seabrook Is land's quar ter ly magazine publ icat ion Neighbors Magazine

Byers Design Group Char leston, SC March 2010-Present

Provide landscape architecture ser v ices for Byers Design Group, an architecture and land planning fi rm located in downtown Char leston

Assist pr incipals with a l l aspects of var ious projects inc luding des ign, CAD draf t ing, presentat ion graphics , construct ion documentat ion, plant ing and s i te analys is

EDSA, Inc . For t Lauderdale , FL May 2008-Februar y 2010

Involved in var ious s tages of des ign with severa l internat ional projects located a l l over the wor ld inc luding India , China, Puer to Rico, the U.A.E. , and Honduras

Member of a se lect team of landscape architects to develop the master plan for one of the largest and most comprehensive projects EDSA has ever under taken, Al Ain W ild l i fe Park & Resor t in the U.A.E.

Taking par t in ever y aspect of ass igned projects inc luding des ign, CAD draf t ing, p lan and sect ion drawing and render ing, presentat ion, construct ion detai l s and LEED accreditat ion

Project management inc luding delegat ing tasks , communicat ing with c l ients and consultants , pract ic ing ef f ic ient t ime management, regulat ing mult iple tasks at once and working cohesive ly with other team members

S K I L L SC o m p u t e r S k i l l s A dd i t i o n a l S k i l l sAutoCAD 2004-10 Hand Draf t ingInDesign CS-CS5 Hand GraphicsPhotoshop CS-CS5 Graphic DesignI l lustrator CS-CS5 Writ ingGoogle SketchUp PhotographyQ uark XPress 7 .0 Market ingMicrosof t Office 2008-10 Publ ic Relat ions

H O N O R SWho's Who Among Students in American Col leges & Univers i t ies (2008)

Univers i ty of Georg ia Senior Termina l Project Award for Excel lence (2008)

Georgia Chapter of ASLA Scholarsh ip Recip ient (2007)

Univers i ty of Georg ia 's Dean's L ist (Spr ing 2005, Fal l 2005)

Hope Scholarsh ip Recip ient (2003-07)

AC T I V I T I E SLEED Accredited Profess iona l (2009-Present)

Assoc . Member of the American Society of Landscape Architects (2008-10)

Pres ident of ASLA Student Chapter at the Univers i ty of Georg ia (2006-07)

Member of Delta Eps i lon Iota Academic Honor Society (2007-Present)

Member of S igma Chi Fraternity (2002-Present)

United States Tr iath lon Associat ion Member (2010-Present)

R E F E R E N C E SS c o t t S . We i n b e r g , FA S L A G re g g S u t t o n , A S L AAssoc. Dean, UGA C.E.D. Pr incipal , EDSA, Inc.609 Caldwel l Hal l 1512 E. Broward Blvd. , Suite 110Athens, GA 30602 For t Lauderdale, FL 33301706.542.4715 [email protected] [email protected]

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