Green Collage Vintage My Creative Portfolio Presentation (1)
More in this magazine
- Landscape ArchitecturalPORTFOLIO
- Page 2Consistent academic achiever with a Preschool through Senior Highschool Honors record, demonstrating exceptional dedication and work ethic. From a young age, I discovered a natural talent for drawing, designing, and painting. An artist at heart, my creativity has been a defining strength throughout my academic journey, giving me a distinct edge in the field of arts and design. Complementing my artistic skills, I developed strong leadership skills from high school through college. A goal-oriented Landscape Architecture graduate, equipped with a background in landscape architectural design software like CAD, SketchUp, and Lumion. I'm dedicated to lifelong learning and always on the lookout for opportunities that combine my passion for design with thorough research ABOUT ME
- Page 301 School Works
- 01 SCHOOL WORKSSOFTWARE: LUMION AND SKETCH UP
- 01 SCHOOL WORKSSOFTWARE: LUMION AND SKETCH UP
- 01 SCHOOL WORKSSOFTWARE: LUMION AND SKETCH UP
- 01 SCHOOL WORKSSOFTWARE: LUMION AND SKETCH UP
- POLLINATORSUN: SCREENING:
- Page 9SUN: CONSTRUCTED SHORELINE *
- Page 1001 SCHOOL WORKS
- Page 113.00 m GUTTER
- 01 SCHOOL WORKSAUTOCAD AND SKETCH UP
- BAYBAYONA PROPOSED WATERFRONT ELEVATED BOARDWALKS AND MANGROVE FOREST AS COASTAL BUFFERS
- BAKHAWA PROPOSED WATERFRONT. MATERIALS
- PAG-AMLIGA CONCEPTUAL DESIGN ON INTEGRATING SENSORY LANDSCAPE TO PROMOTE SUSTAINABLE ECOTOURISM IN BRGY. IMPARAYAN, SIBALOM NATURAL PARK 03 THESIS
- INTRODUCTIONThis study proposes a conceptual design for integrating sensory landscapes to promote sustainable ecotourism in Brgy. Imparayan, Sibalom Natural Park. Guided by The Sustainable Development Theory, the proposed development aims to meet present community and visitor needs without compromising future generations- balancing environmental preservation, social engagement, and economic growth. Currently, Sibalom Natural Park in Brgy. Imparayan faces notable challenges, including inadequate trail accessibility, limited sensory engagement in visitor experiences, and an over-reliance on volunteer-driven maintenace and tour guidance. To address these gaps, the study employs a mixed-methods approach incorporating benchmarking of existing natural parks, key-informant interviews, and surveys. The findings will inform design guidelines centered on accessibility, environmental sustainability, and community-led management.
Text of this page
POLLINATOR
- SUN:
- SCREENING:
- HIGH AND LOW
- SUN:
- WAIER
- FRIENDLY BORDER
- WATER 66
- Tradescantia spathaca
- Cycas revoluta
- Zamia pumila
- Strelitzia reginae
- Plumeria rubra
- Canva
DESCRIPTION
The combination of vibrant flowers, striking foliage, and unique textures creates a visually interesting and dynamic screen. The plants offer a mix of colors, shapes, and heights, adding depth and visual interest to the landscape. The combination of taller and shorter plants in this design provide a wide range of habitat in a small footprint, while also helping increase privacy near the home and blocking unwanted views. The combination of evergreen plants, with seasonal bloomers ensures that the screen remains attractive year-round, even in changing seasons.
MAINTENANCE
Regular watering is essential for maintaining healthy plants, especially during dry spells. Group plants with similar water needs together to avoid over or underwatering. Regular pruning helps maintain shape, removes dead or damaged growth, and promotes better airflow between plants, which reduces the risk of disease.
Arachis po Zingiber spectable
His usa sinensis Celosia cristata
DESCRIPTION Using a mixture of Hibiscus rosa, Zingiber spectabile, Arachis pintoi, Celosia cristata, and Narra in a pollinator-friendly garden offers several benefits for both pollinators and the garden ecosystem. A diverse range of plant species attracts a variety of pollinators, which in turn supports a greater diversity of insects, birds, and other wildlife. This helps create a balanced and healthy garden ecosystem. The combination of these plants ensures that there are flowers available for pollinators in different seasons. Hibiscus and Celosia, for instance, often bloom during the warmer months, while Narra can provide seasonal interest in tropical climates. Zingiber spectabile and Arachis pintoi offer additional bloom periods.
Canva
Canva
MAINTENANCE
Water your plants regularly, especially during dry periods, but avoid over-watering. Most of these plants prefer well- drained soil. Ensure the soil is moist but not soggy, as over-watering can lead to root rot. Prune back dead or damaged stems regularly to maintain a tidy shape and encourage new growth. You can also deadhead spent flowers to promote continued blooming. Most of these plants attract pollinators and beneficial insects, so it's important to avoid harmful chemicals. If pests are a concern, opt for organic methods like neem oil, which are safe for pollinators.
01 SCHOOL WORKS
SOFTWARE: CANVA