Masters Landscape Architecture

MASTER PLAN

ECO SPECTACULAR

LEECH PROOF CONTAINER

CONTEMPLATION PYRAMID

CONTAMINATED SOIL

VERTICAL GARDEN

HOLY TEMPLE OF CONTAMINATED SOIL

Industrial & Commercial

Undeveloped & Park

< 5 Units sq km

25 - 50 Units sq km

50 - 145 Units sq km

146 - 1,200 Units sq km

> 12,000 Units sq km

twice asfollowed

closely by grasslands and forests. Large ecosystems are continuing to become fragmented and distributed in a haphazard manner that will further the degrade these valuable commmunities. Smart Cities Initiative is a small but important step to fostering planning at a city wide and regional scale. A scale that makes now that our urban corridors will soon become connected.

Finding a common Ground [for growth]

from 17 million to over 30 million by the year 2050. Urban sprawl and development is expected to consume Population growth in the Piedmont Atlantic region is projected to rise 78% fmuch open space from its current 17,00 km to well over 45,000 km if business as usual continues. Agriculture land is expected to take the greatest loss at 21% of the current acreagge fmuch open space from its current 1700 km to well over 45 000 km if businel l b l d d f L i i b f d d di ib d i h h d h ill f h h d d h l bl

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BUILDING COMMON GROUND

Building Common Ground [for growth]

Population growth in the Piedmont Atlantic Mega region(PAM) is project-ed to rise 78% from 17 million to over 30 million by the year 2050. Urban sprawl and development is expected to consume twice as much open space from its current 17,00 km to well over 45,000 km if building as usual continues. Productive agricul-ture land is expected to take the greatest loss at 21% of the current acreage followed closely by grass-lands and forests. Large ecosystems are continuing to become fragmented and distributed in a haphazard manner that will further the devalue these communities. Futhermore - ex-panding the urban foot print will raise temperatures, degrade air quality, and reduce city services. Smart Cities Ini-tiative is a small but important step to fostering planning at a city wide and regional scale. Planning at this scale allows communities to take advan-tage of this connective urban fabric that in a way that can reduce cost. Regional planning for growth at a system wide scale can help us key specific areas where there will be future overlap in city services. Cities working and planning together will produce a stronger more livable envi-roment that takes advantage of re-sources and creates lasting partner-ships for generations to come.

GROWTH IN THE PIEDMONT ATLANTIC REGION BY THE YEAR 2050

Urban Land will occupy 140% more spa

Projected Population

growth of 65%

Uniterrupted Urban Corridors

will increase 79%

Percentage of Growth in a Mega Region 70%

21% Loss of Agricultural Landscapes

17% Loss of Grasslands

12% Loss of Forests 7% Loss of Wetlands

MEMPHIS

NASHVILLE

BIRMINGHAM

JACKSONVILLE

ATLANTA

GREENVILLE

CHARLOTTE

RALEIGH

GREENSBORO

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[POPULATION][FLOOD ZONE]

The 2010 FEMA flood zone analysis revels that the potiential for flooding on the Fort Loudoun watershed is lower in areas of greater urban density. Consisquently the last major flood damage for Tennessee occured on the Cumberland River which is not associated with the TVA project.

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FARRAGUT

LENOIR CITY

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LOUDOUN

FORT LOUDOUD DAM

MARYVILLE

29,330 [pop]

20.5 [mw]

8,642 [pop]

6.0 [mw]

48,556 [pop]

33.9 [mw]

27,258 [pop]

19.1 [mw]

20,678 [pop]

14.5 [mw]

178,874 [pop]

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Employment + Experience

{Currently}

Internship: Jefre Studios - Jefre Manuel RLSA - Fort Lauderdale, FLAppointed: Lectures & Exhibits Committee, CoAD University of Tennessee

{2014}

GRA: University of Tennessee CoAD: Tutorials + ManualsHybrid Desings: Residential Landscape Design & Build

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