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1、PATRICK LUBIN200 SOUTH WASHINGTON AVENUE,MOORESTOWN,NEW JERSEY 08057 l 609.744.7793.l PCLUBINGMAIL.COMPATRICK C.LUBIN l 200 SOUTH WASHINGTON AVENUE,MOORESTOWN,NEW JERSEY 08057 l 609.744.7793.l PCLUBINGMAIL.COMLANDSCAPE ARCHITECTUREPATRICK C.LUBIN l 200 SOUTH WASHINGTON AVENUE,MOORESTOWN,NEW JERSEY 0

2、8057 l 609.744.7793.l PCLUBINGMAIL.COM01 EASTON13 LIBERTY37 POSTER39 RSUM01-06 PROCESS07-12 FINAL DESIGN13-23 PROCESS24-36 FINAL DESIGN37 PROCESS38 FINAL DESIGNproject oneproject twoproject threePATRICK C.LUBIN l 200 SOUTH WASHINGTON AVENUE,MOORESTOWN,NEW JERSEY 08057 l 609.744.7793.l PCLUBINGMAIL.C

3、OMEASTON_ Project Title The Street Where Town and Gown MeetLocation Easton Avenue,New Brunswick,NJ 08901Course Interdisciplinary Urban Design Studio Collaboration Spring 2012 Undergraduate Program EPD,LA Option Planning&Public Policy Graduate Program Landscape Architecture Planning&Public PolicyTeam

4、 Members Landscape Architecture Patrick Lubin Mat Pugliese James Taranto Planning&Public Policy Jarrod Grim Nega Lekew David NelsonCourse Instructors Landscape Architecture Dr.Wolfram Hoefer Planning&Public Policy James Constantine01PATRICK C.LUBIN l 200 SOUTH WASHINGTON AVENUE,MOORESTOWN,NEW JERSEY

5、 08057 l 609.744.7793.l PCLUBINGMAIL.COM02The objective of the“Easton”project;a junior,senior and graduate student studio;was to focus on alternatives that would better facilitate the daily activities of the surrounding community along the Easton Avenue corridor.A cohesive design that met demands of

6、 both long and short term goals was presented to University President,Richard L.McCormick and New Brunswick City Mayor,James M.Cahill.I am proud to state that the project was very well received and captured the interest and imagination of the client.INVENTORYPATRICK C.LUBIN l 200 SOUTH WASHINGTON AV

7、ENUE,MOORESTOWN,NEW JERSEY 08057 l 609.744.7793.l PCLUBINGMAIL.COMPATRICK C.LUBIN l 200 SOUTH WASHINGTON AVENUE,MOORESTOWN,NEW JERSEY 08057 l 609.744.7793.l PCLUBINGMAIL.COMANALYSISEaston Avenue plays a prominent role in the lives of all members of the New Brunswick community;students and profession

8、als alike.While Rutgers University bears no ownership of the corridor,Easton Avenue operates primarily as a nightlife location for the Rutgers student body with little activity during the day.The inventory and analysis shows a need for better organized zoning and building uses.The poor pedestrian ci

9、rculation created by randomly established shops,bars,restaurants,and residences is thought to lead to the high incidence of violent activity during nightlife hours.MORPHOLOGICAL BOXPATRICK C.LUBIN l 200 SOUTH WASHINGTON AVENUE,MOORESTOWN,NEW JERSEY 08057 l 609.744.7793.l PCLUBINGMAIL.COMPATRICK C.LU

10、BIN l 200 SOUTH WASHINGTON AVENUE,MOORESTOWN,NEW JERSEY 08057 l 609.744.7793.l PCLUBINGMAIL.COMThe next order of business was to create a more organized circulation pattern along Easton Avenue.We devised a plan to raze any old building that did not“fit”and in their place we formulated a concept to t

11、ransition from contemporary urban architecture a historic rural setting near the existing park.A Rutgers University academic and residential center was centrally positioned to adhere to the pedestrian corridors of Stone Street and Mine Street.In creating a University presence along Easton Avenue,we

12、hoped to establish a higher level of respect and ownership from the Rutgers student body.In turn,this change in mentality would create the perception of a safer atmosphere for students and permanent residents alike.The feedback we received from Rutgers and New Brunswick officials was that although o

13、ur ideas were well thought out;they were unrealistic.In order to answer these concerns we felt it would be best to separate the class into collaborative teams consisting of landscape architecture and public policy students.Each group worked on one of the five segments of Easton Avenue and developed

14、their own design intent;while each individual member simultaneously created their own long and/or short term designs.The final product resulted in excitement from Rutgers and New Brunswick officials with an emphasis on the proposed L.E.D.Lightscape.The final design maintained the original intent of

15、creating a family-friendly atmosphere on Easton Avenue.It also met the goals of attracting new users and meeting cost constraints which would allow the array to be installed within a six year time frame.The lightscape spans from New Brunswick Train Station(or Wall Street)to Hamilton Street.The light

16、s bring the“ceiling”down to historic heights between Wall Street and Somerset Street in response to the recently constructed high-rises.Alternatively,the overhead array provides a gateway and additionally serves to attract the thousands of daily commuters who pass through New Brunswick Station out o

17、f their seats and onto the streets.Moving down Easton Avenue the L.E.D.array utilizes the existing utility poles between Somerset Street and Hamilton Street.The current state of the utility lines produces a vision of clutter and neglect.Proposing to re-use the existing utility poles will decrease in

18、stallation costs and increase the aesthetic value of the high-wires.The lights border the intersection at Giovanellis between Somerset Street and Condict Street.Possible measures to minimize the recent string of violent crimes occurring at this intersection have been a hot topic in local news outlet

19、s and city meetings.Precedents indicate better street lighting causes immediate improvements in 07The L.E.D.Lightscape at the New Brunswick Train Station was inspired by the Pink Balls installation in Toronto,Canada by Claude Cormier+Associs Inc.PATRICK C.LUBIN l 200 SOUTH WASHINGTON AVENUE,MOORESTO

20、WN,NEW JERSEY 08057 l 609.744.7793.l PCLUBINGMAIL.COMthe crime rates of residential areas.Thus,the application of better lighting in this location is essential for the future safety of local residents.While lowering crime rates,the vertical orientation of the array along Giovanellis allows it to bec

21、ome a mural for those who frequent the biergarten at Stuff Yer Face.The utility lines on Easton progressing toward Hamilton jut across the road and the array becomes an awe inspiring vortex.This vortex receives and sends visitors with the anticipation of experiencing the richness of activities Easto

22、n Avenue has to offer.The gateway resulting from the L.E.D.Lightscape will provide the mesh that unites New Brunswicks residents and commuters with events like First Friday;already hosted in Chicago,Philadelphia and San Antonio.These First Friday events will highlight New Brunswicks outstanding dini

23、ng options and performing arts programs.The attention received from these events will project the city into the cultural spotlight of the New York metropolitan area and prove essential in the rejuvenation of Easton Avenue.ABCDEANew Brunswick Station B L.E.D.Ceiling C L.E.D.Mural D Giovanellis Pizzer

24、ia E Stuff Yer Face Biegarten F L.E.D.VortexF08PATRICK C.LUBIN l 200 SOUTH WASHINGTON AVENUE,MOORESTOWN,NEW JERSEY 08057 l 609.744.7793.l PCLUBINGMAIL.COMPATRICK C.LUBIN l 200 SOUTH WASHINGTON AVENUE,MOORESTOWN,NEW JERSEY 08057 l 609.744.7793.l PCLUBINGMAIL.COM09BEFOREAFTERPATRICK C.LUBIN l 200 SOUT

25、H WASHINGTON AVENUE,MOORESTOWN,NEW JERSEY 08057 l 609.744.7793.l PCLUBINGMAIL.COM10PATRICK C.LUBIN l 200 SOUTH WASHINGTON AVENUE,MOORESTOWN,NEW JERSEY 08057 l 609.744.7793.l PCLUBINGMAIL.COM12PATRICK C.LUBIN l 200 SOUTH WASHINGTON AVENUE,MOORESTOWN,NEW JERSEY 08057 l 609.744.7793.l PCLUBINGMAIL.COM1

26、3The function of this course was to produce an understanding of construction documentation and its relation to the design process.In a collaborative effort with each other,students developed new technologies for real world applications.These new technologies were created through the combination of t

27、wo existing urban agriculture methods with respect to the over arching principles attributed to each technique.The class was introduced to a client and proceeded to modify their designs based on the their needs.LIBERTY_ Project Title The Play Plant at Liberty Science CenterLocation Liberty Science C

28、enter,Jersey City,NJ 07310Course Construction Documentation&Design Fall 2012 Undergraduate Program EPD,LA OptionTeam Members Landscape Architecture Patrick Lubin Michael CucinottaCourse Instructor Landscape Architecture Brian Osborn14PATRICK C.LUBIN l 200 SOUTH WASHINGTON AVENUE,MOORESTOWN,NEW JERSE

29、Y 08057 l 609.744.7793.l PCLUBINGMAIL.COM15Aeroponic gardening does not require a traditional growth medium;i.e.dirt.Aeroponic gardens facilitate nutrient supplementation hydroponically through the use of a system of pumps and misters.The advantages presented through the use of aeroponic gardening a

30、re that they AEROPONIC GARDENSare versatile in application,economically feasible,and infinitely variable in plant selection.The disappearance of the limiting factor of root zone media density on plant growth allows aeroponically grown gardens to grow faster and produce larger yields.Realistically,ae

31、roponic gardening can increase growth rates by as much as 300%.PATRICK C.LUBIN l 200 SOUTH WASHINGTON AVENUE,MOORESTOWN,NEW JERSEY 08057 l 609.744.7793.l PCLUBINGMAIL.COM16When the only place to grow is up,vertical gardening is the way to go.Open space of any type is valued at a premium in urban cen

32、ters and conventional ground planting can only be taken into consideration as a last resort.Vertical gardening can solve the problem of limited open space in densely populated environments by maximizing growing area.Planting vertically can easily transform a 4 x 4 plot into a 4 x 12 plot.Adopting a

33、vertical strategy when growing fruits and vegetables can give urban residents healthier alternatives to fast food and other processed food options.VERTICAL GARDENSPATRICK C.LUBIN l 200 SOUTH WASHINGTON AVENUE,MOORESTOWN,NEW JERSEY 08057 l 609.744.7793.l PCLUBINGMAIL.COM17Our goal in combining aeropo

34、nic and vertical gardening is to improve upon the poor dietary habits observed in many urban centers.Costs in time,energy and money are the limiting factors in adopting a healthy lifestyle.Researching several publicly available resources,conveniences and facilities led to the development of a system

35、 which can be employed in any urban landscape to provide a fast-cheap alternative to fast food snacks.We found our niche in the public realm was employing the use of bus stops.The high use of public transportation and walking allowed for our product to effectively reach the masses while creating an

36、advertisement for healthy living.PATRICK C.LUBIN l 200 SOUTH WASHINGTON AVENUE,MOORESTOWN,NEW JERSEY 08057 l 609.744.7793.l PCLUBINGMAIL.COMPATRICK C.LUBIN l 200 SOUTH WASHINGTON AVENUE,MOORESTOWN,NEW JERSEY 08057 l 609.744.7793.l PCLUBINGMAIL.COM19The goal of providing healthy meals and mind-sets w

37、as not forgotten after meeting with The Liberty Science Center and hearing what they had in mind for the AeroVert Bus Stop.The bus stop design aligned with the Liberty Science Centers goals of engaging children with issues relating to nature,humanity and technology.It did however lack in teaching ch

38、ildren basic culinary skills and vegetable growth habits.These additional goals helped transform the AeroVert Bus Stop into the Play Plant at the Liberty Science Center.PATRICK C.LUBIN l 200 SOUTH WASHINGTON AVENUE,MOORESTOWN,NEW JERSEY 08057 l 609.744.7793.l PCLUBINGMAIL.COM20PATRICK C.LUBIN l 200

39、SOUTH WASHINGTON AVENUE,MOORESTOWN,NEW JERSEY 08057 l 609.744.7793.l PCLUBINGMAIL.COM2122PATRICK C.LUBIN l 200 SOUTH WASHINGTON AVENUE,MOORESTOWN,NEW JERSEY 08057 l 609.744.7793.l PCLUBINGMAIL.COMPATRICK C.LUBIN l 200 SOUTH WASHINGTON AVENUE,MOORESTOWN,NEW JERSEY 08057 l 609.744.7793.l PCLUBINGMAIL.

40、COM23The evolution of the AeroVert Bus Stop came with the discovery of an existing six stage vertical gardening process.The seedlings begin at the top of the vertical wall and are progressively moved down as they develop.This six stage growth cycle paired will with the accelerated growth cycle for m

41、ost aeroponic plants;about six weeks.The six week cycle allowed for the organization of a six week learning program featuring schools neighboring the Liberty Science Center.This program allows the children to observe their plants growth from all angles because each plants roots to grow freely withou

42、t a traditional growth medium.When the students are not tending to their crops they have to ability to build motor skills by climbing on the modular Play Plant stackable planter system.Each planter is constructed from carbon fiber and has the ability to swing freely on a central hub.The ability to r

43、otate the planters allows the Liberty Science Centers staff to adjust the landscape to their needs.Each set of planters can also lock-out in accordance to the programming and space requirements of any given occasion.PATRICK C.LUBIN l 200 SOUTH WASHINGTON AVENUE,MOORESTOWN,NEW JERSEY 08057 l 609.744.

44、7793.l PCLUBINGMAIL.COM24PATRICK C.LUBIN l 200 SOUTH WASHINGTON AVENUE,MOORESTOWN,NEW JERSEY 08057 l 609.744.7793.l PCLUBINGMAIL.COMPATRICK C.LUBIN l 200 SOUTH WASHINGTON AVENUE,MOORESTOWN,NEW JERSEY 08057 l 609.744.7793.l PCLUBINGMAIL.COMPATRICK C.LUBIN l 200 SOUTH WASHINGTON AVENUE,MOORESTOWN,NEW

45、JERSEY 08057 l 609.744.7793.l PCLUBINGMAIL.COMPATRICK C.LUBIN l 200 SOUTH WASHINGTON AVENUE,MOORESTOWN,NEW JERSEY 08057 l 609.744.7793.l PCLUBINGMAIL.COMPATRICK C.LUBIN l 200 SOUTH WASHINGTON AVENUE,MOORESTOWN,NEW JERSEY 08057 l 609.744.7793.l PCLUBINGMAIL.COMCARBON FIBER REINFORCED POLYMERORANGE FI

46、BERNON-TINTED EPOXYPOUR IN PLACERUBBER PLAY SURFACEBLUE TINT(LEFT)YELLOW TINT(RIGHT)COMPOSITE WOOD DECKINGNEW AND RECYCLED POLYMER BLENDCHESTNUT TINTPOUR IN PLACECONCRETEMATTE FINISHNON-TINTED SEALENTPATRICK C.LUBIN l 200 SOUTH WASHINGTON AVENUE,MOORESTOWN,NEW JERSEY 08057 l 609.744.7793.l PCLUBINGM

47、AIL.COMPATRICK C.LUBIN l 200 SOUTH WASHINGTON AVENUE,MOORESTOWN,NEW JERSEY 08057 l 609.744.7793.l PCLUBINGMAIL.COMPATRICK C.LUBIN l 200 SOUTH WASHINGTON AVENUE,MOORESTOWN,NEW JERSEY 08057 l 609.744.7793.l PCLUBINGMAIL.COMPATRICK C.LUBIN l 200 SOUTH WASHINGTON AVENUE,MOORESTOWN,NEW JERSEY 08057 l 609

48、.744.7793.l PCLUBINGMAIL.COMPOSTER_ Project Title What I Do:Landscape ArchitectCreator Landscape Architecture Patrick LubinThis poster was inspired by a similar example,one that was created to explain societys perception of the teaching profession.The“Teacher,”like many other professions,is often st

49、ereotyped in society by those viewing it from the outside.The“Landscape Architect”is also misunderstood by those unfamiliar with the profession.In my design,I featured six different viewpoints of the Landscape Architect.These viewpoints range from the misunderstood view as a“Landscaper”to the grandi

50、ose view as a“Starchitect.”The last slide sums 37up the reality of the LA profession,a person with an idea who implements their creativity through the medium of graphic design.The piece received widespread attention in the U.S.when it was posted on the web page for the American Society of Landscape