Independent Samples and Paired Samples t-tests PSY440 June 24, 2008.
WIP Work Samples June 2012
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MEADOW GRASSES FRAGRANT GRASSES ORNAMENTAL GRASSES TURF GRASSES THE RYEGRASS PAVILION CEREALS Treed Area Rock Garden Turf Meadow Beach Pavilion Cone of Vision RESEARCH + DEVELOPMENT RELATIVE SITE COVERAGE PLAN Scale 1:50 Species specific solar shading. Transfer from hardscaping... to dirt paths. Pavilions house one species each. Encapsulated research related artifact. Tall Meadow Fescue Lemongrass Switchgrass Ryegrass Bermudagrass Splitbeard Bluestem Zebragrass Bottlebrush Grass Sideoats Grama Beachgrass Hard Red Spring Wheat Barley Oat Turf grass Other invasive grass species Orchardgrass Palmarosa Tall Oat Grass Wildflowers Shrubs Trees 7000 m 2 3500 m 2 14 000 m 2 10 000 m 2 40 000 m 2 culinary applications carbon fixation dyes revegetation plant metabolism phyto- chemicals seed quality malt cancer inhibitor light harvesting recreation nitrogen fixation fragrance industry Public Semi-Private Private A. Ticketing/Lockers +Rentals B. Washrooms C. Cafe/Retail D. Botanical House E. Presentation Hall F. Pavilions (Exhibition Spaces) G. Administration Offices + Conference Spaces H. Library/Archive I. Storage/Maintenance J. Labs K. Plant Nurseries L. Plant Habitat Zones M. Picnic Areas N. Outdoor Teaching Areas O. Parking A B D J K I G E F H L L M M N L C O Grassland Trimira Garach 20379218 12/06/2012 Drawing 1 of 2 The experience of this botanical garden begins with a walk through a narrow retail space in which various products whose ingredients are derived from grasses are for sale. As the visitor spends more and more time in the garden, the process by which grass ends up on the shelf is deconstructed little by little until all that is left is to experience the grass within an existing habitat on the island. The project aspires to guide visitors through a series of grass ecosystems by exposing them to one grass species at a time. This is achieved through the use of single species pavilions, in which one species is grown, a relevant artifact from the research and development department is displayed, and a view of the grass within an existing diverse habitat is framed. Once visitors have completed their steadily less struc- tured tour of the artificial island, they may choose to visit the research department or the library and archive, eat at the cafe, or simply relax in the gardens. Suggested Defined Optional Public Private Loading A B C SECTION C (Partial Section) Scale 1:100 PROGRAMMATIC ORGANISATION CIRCULATION STRATEGIES Grassland Trimira Garach 20379218 12/06/2012 Drawing 2 of 2 Offices Free lab space Loft: Researcher lounge Photosensitive labs Restricted access Plant nursery Plant nursery Administration offices Conference rooms Research exhibition wall
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A collection of drawings of my current work in progress. This subject of this project is a botanical garden that facilitates the research and promotion of grasses as a valuable future resource.
Transcript of WIP Work Samples June 2012
MEADOWGRASSES
FRAGRANTGRASSES
ORNAMENTALGRASSES
TURFGRASSES
THE RYEGRASS PAVILION
CEREALS
Treed Area
Rock Garden
Turf
Meadow
Beach
Pavilion
Cone of Vision
RESEARCH +
DEVELOPMENT
RELATIVE SITE COVERAGE
PLANScale 1:50
Species specific solar shading.
Transfer from hardscaping...
to dirt paths.
Pavilions house one species each.
Encapsulated research related artifact.
Tall Meadow Fescue
Lemongrass
Switchgrass
Ryegrass
BermudagrassSplitbeard Bluestem
Zebragrass
Bottlebrush Grass
Sideoats Grama
Beachgrass
Hard Red Spring Wheat
Barley
Oat
Turf grassOther invasivegrass species
Orchardgrass
Palmarosa Tall Oat Grass
Wildflowers
Shrubs
Trees
7000 m2
3500 m2
14 000 m2
10 000 m2
40 000 m2
culinaryapplications
carbon fixation dyes revegetation
plantmetabolism
phyto-chemicals
seed quality
maltcancerinhibitor
lightharvesting recreation
nitrogen fixation
fragranceindustry
Public
Semi-Private
Private
A. Ticketing/Lockers +RentalsB. WashroomsC. Cafe/RetailD. Botanical HouseE. Presentation HallF. Pavilions (Exhibition Spaces)G. Administration Offices + Conference SpacesH. Library/ArchiveI. Storage/MaintenanceJ. LabsK. Plant NurseriesL. Plant Habitat ZonesM. Picnic AreasN. Outdoor Teaching AreasO. Parking
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GrasslandTrimira Garach 20379218
12/06/2012Drawing 1 of 2
The experience of this botanical garden begins with a walk through a narrow retail space in which various products whose ingredients are derived from grasses are for sale. As the visitor spends more and more time in the garden, the process by which grass ends up on the shelf is deconstructed little by little until all that is left is to experience the grass within an existing habitat on the island. The project aspires to guide visitors through a series of grass ecosystems by exposing them to one grass species at a time. This is achieved through the use of single species pavilions, in which one species is grown, a relevant artifact from the research and development department is displayed, and a view of the grass within an existing diverse habitat is framed. Once visitors have completed their steadily less struc-tured tour of the artificial island, they may choose to visit the research department or the library and archive, eat at the cafe, or simply relax in the gardens.
Suggested
Defined
Optional
Public
Private
Loading A B
C
SECTION C (Partial Section)Scale 1:100
PROGRAMMATIC ORGANISATION CIRCULATION STRATEGIES
GrasslandTrimira Garach 20379218
12/06/2012Drawing 2 of 2
Offices
Free lab space
Loft: Researcher lounge
Photosensitive labs
Restricted access Plant nursery Plant nurseryAdministration offices
Conference roomsResearch exhibition wall
