A portfolio of Landscape ArchitectureJESSICA J. ANDERSEN, ASLA

Phoenix SNF Real Estate Group Arizona SNF - Building 1

Therapy Garden Perspective

Artificial Turf

Trellis

Screens Walls

Decomposed Granite Path

Stairs and ramp for therapy Use

Outdoor Dining

Jessica’s deep respect for the human-nature relationship drew her to landscape architecture over ten years ago. She has a Bachelors of Science in landscape Architecture, a Certificate in Horticultural Therapy and is currently pursuing dual Masters in Urban and Regional Planning and Public Administration. Her professional design focus has been on healthcare, K12 education and higher education projects. She truly values the opportunity to extend learning and healing spaces into the landscape to enhance outcomes. She hopes to expand her expertise into the public realm to create health and artistic environments that engaging the public and promote healthy living.

Jessica’s skill set as a landscape architect and planner add tremendous valuable to any team from conceptual site planning through thoughtful detailed design of people spaces. She is a licensed landscape architect in Colorado and holds LEED AP credentials. Her extensive knowledge of plant material in the Rocky Mountain region allow her to create sustainable and memorable landscapes. Her passion for design coupled with her keen understanding of the latest software make her an invaluable addition to any project.

Jessica’s experience in an architecture firm provided her with a firm understanding of functional and artistic connections between disciplines ensuring buildings fit gracefully into the surrounding site and landscape.

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Local Stone Blocks Trellis Panels with Custom Inset Plaques Option

Stone Memorial Wall Concept

Traditional Wall Mounted Plaques Option

Garden of HopeApril 24, 2012

Seating Program

Furniture Options

one-on-onedialogue seating

small groupdiscussion seating

large group lecture/presentation

seating

SITE ANALYSIS, CAMPUS PLANNING & EDUCATION DESIGN STRATEGIES

COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY - LORY APARTMENTS REPLACEMENT SITE ANALYSIS

COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY - PUEBLO LIBRARY ADDITION

COLORADO ACADEMY CAMPUS BUILD-OUT MASTER PLAN DRAFT

OUTDOOR CLASSROOM CONCEPTS

UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO CAMPUS STUDY

Garden of HopeApril 24, 2012

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one-on-onedialogue seating

small groupdiscussion seating

large group lecture/presentation

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Garden of HopeApril 24, 2012

Seating Program

Furniture Options

one-on-onedialogue seating

small groupdiscussion seating

large group lecture/presentation

seating

PLANTING DESIGN PROCESS

UNDERSTORY PLANT SCHEDULEKEY Latin Common Name Qty. Size SpacingWILDFLOWER MIX

af Artemisia frigida Fringed Sage 1 2 1/4" Pots 18" O.C.bl Berlandiera lyrata Chocolate Flower 1 2 1/4" Pots 18" O.C.bc Bouteloua curtipendula Sideoats Grama 1 2 1/4" Pots 18" O.C.fi Festuca idahoensis 'Siskiyou Blue' Idaho Blue Fescue 1 2 1/4" Pots 18" O.C.

ga Gaillardia aristata Blanket Flower 1 2 1/4" Pots 18" O.C.gl Guara lindheimeri Whirling Butterflies 1 2 1/4" Pots 18" O.C.pe Penstemon eatonii Firecracker Penstemon 1 2 1/4" Pots 18" O.C.rc Ratibida columnifera Mexican Hat 1 2 1/4" Pots 18" O.C.

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1. CONTRACTOR SHALL SUPPLY PLANTS IN QUANTITIES SUFFICIENT TO COMPLETE THE WORK

SHOWN ON THE PLANTING PLANS. PLANT QUANTITIES AND AREA TAKE-OFFS PROVIDED ON THE

PLANTING LISTS ARE FOR CONVENIENCE ONLY. SHOULD DISCREPANCIES EXIST BETWEEN THE

QUANTITIES OR S.F. AREAS PROVIDED ON THE PLANTING LISTS AND THOSE DRAWN ON THE

PLAN, THE PLAN TAKES PRECEDENCE.

2. ALL PLANTING BEDS NOT DEFINED BY AN EDGE OF PAVEMENT OR STRUCTURE SHALL BE

CONTAINED BY STEEL EDGER.

3. PLANT LAYOUT SHOWN ON PLANTING PLANS IS DIAGRAMMATIC; STAKE TREE LAYOUTS AND

PLACE SHRUBS, STILL IN CONTAINERS, PER PLAN LAYOUT FOR ARCHITECT'S APPROVAL PRIOR

TO INSTALLATION.

4. CONTRACTOR TO HAVE EXISTING AND NEW UTILITY LOCATIONS STAKED, FOR REFERENCE,

DURING APPROVAL OF FINAL TREE PLANTING LAYOUT.

5. REFER TO L4.0 AND THE SPECIFICATIONS FOR REQUIRED PLANTING METHODS, SOIL

PREPARATION AND OTHER INFORMATION REGARDING PLANTING.

6. DO NOT PLANT TREES WITHIN 10 FEET OF CENTERLINE OF UTILITIES OR WITHIN WATER

EASEMENTS.

7. FINISH GRADES IN PLANTING AREAS SHALL BE SET TO INCLUDE THE APPLICATION OF TOPSOIL

IN MEETING SPOT ELEVATIONS ON CONTOURS SHOWN ON PLANS. SLOPES SHALL BE SMOOTH

AND WORKED. SOIL SHALL NOT BE LEFT IN CLUMP FORM. HOLD FINISHED GRADE OF MULCH A

MINIMUM OF 3" BELOW EDGE OF WALK, EDGING OR CURB.

8. DO NOT PLANT ANY PLANT MATERIAL WITH ROOTBALL NOT IN CONFORMANCE WITH COLORADO

NUSERY ACT REQUIREMENTS.

9. CSU LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT TO BE PRESENT WHEN PLANT INSTALLATION BEGINS AND TO

APPROVE TREE STAKING. PLEASE CONTACT DAVID HANSEN, CSU LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT 970-

491-0318.

GENERAL PLANTING NOTES

PLANT SCHEDULE

KeyLatin Name

Common Name Qty. Size Spacing

TreeAG Acer glabrum

Rocky Mountain Maple2

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AT Alnus tenuifolia

Thinleaf Alder

110 gal. As Shown

QU Quercus undulataWavy Leaf Oak

610 gal. As Shown

Shrub

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Red Twig Dogwood1

7 gal As Shown

LxLonicera xylosteum 'Clavey's

Dwarf'

Clavey's Dwarf Honeysuckle 85 gal As Shown

Ph Potentilla hippianaShrubby Cinquefoil

11 1 gal As Shown

Rw Rosa woodsii

Wild Rose

15 gal As Shown

Vd Viburnum dentatumArrowwood Viburnum

65 gal As Shown

Perennial/Groundcover/Vine

Aq Aquilegia caeruleaRocky Mountain Columbine

61 gal 12" O.C.

Ca Carex buchananii/Carex

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103 1 gal 12" O.C.

Ct Clematis TernifloraSweet Autumn Clematis

61 gal As Shown

Es Erigeron speciosusAspen Daisy

11 1 gal 18" O.C.

ImIris missouriensis

Western Blue Flag Iris17 1 gal 18" O.C.

LaLupinus argenteus

Lupine

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LpLonicera Periclymenum

'Graham Thomas'

Woodbine

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TmThermopsis montana

Fasle Lupine

12 1 gal 12" O.C.

Ornamental Grass

Dc Deschampsia cespitosaTuft Hair Grass

21 1 gal 18" O.C.

Pv Panicum virgatumSwitchgrass

71 gal 24" O.C.

Sn Sorghastrum nutansIndian Grass

51 gal 36" O.C.

Sp Spartina pectinataPrairie Cordgrass

18 1 gal 24" O.C.

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CONSTRUCTION

1. CONTRACTOR SHALL SUPPLY PLANTS IN QUANTITIES SUFFICIENT TO COMPLETE THE WORKSHOWN ON THE PLANTING PLANS. PLANT QUANTITIES AND AREA TAKE-OFFS PROVIDED ON THEPLANTING LISTS ARE FOR CONVENIENCE ONLY. SHOULD DISCREPANCIES EXIST BETWEEN THEQUANTITIES OR S.F. AREAS PROVIDED ON THE PLANTING LISTS AND THOSE DRAWN ON THEPLAN, THE PLAN TAKES PRECEDENCE.

2. ALL PLANTING BEDS NOT DEFINED BY AN EDGE OF PAVEMENT OR STRUCTURE SHALL BECONTAINED BY STEEL EDGER.

3. PLANT LAYOUT SHOWN ON PLANTING PLANS IS DIAGRAMMATIC; STAKE TREE LAYOUTS ANDPLACE SHRUBS, STILL IN CONTAINERS, PER PLAN LAYOUT FOR ARCHITECT'S APPROVAL PRIORTO INSTALLATION.

4. CONTRACTOR TO HAVE EXISTING AND NEW UTILITY LOCATIONS STAKED, FOR REFERENCE,DURING APPROVAL OF FINAL TREE PLANTING LAYOUT.

5. REFER TO L4.0 AND THE SPECIFICATIONS FOR REQUIRED PLANTING METHODS, SOILPREPARATION AND OTHER INFORMATION REGARDING PLANTING.

6. DO NOT PLANT TREES WITHIN 10 FEET OF CENTERLINE OF UTILITIES OR WITHIN WATEREASEMENTS.

7. FINISH GRADES IN PLANTING AREAS SHALL BE SET TO INCLUDE THE APPLICATION OF TOPSOILIN MEETING SPOT ELEVATIONS ON CONTOURS SHOWN ON PLANS. SLOPES SHALL BE SMOOTHAND WORKED. SOIL SHALL NOT BE LEFT IN CLUMP FORM. HOLD FINISHED GRADE OF MULCH AMINIMUM OF 3" BELOW EDGE OF WALK, EDGING OR CURB.

8. DO NOT PLANT ANY PLANT MATERIAL WITH ROOTBALL NOT IN CONFORMANCE WITH COLORADONUSERY ACT REQUIREMENTS.

9. CSU LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT TO BE PRESENT WHEN PLANT INSTALLATION BEGINS AND TOAPPROVE TREE STAKING. PLEASE CONTACT DAVID HANSEN, CSU LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT 970-491-0318.

GENERAL PLANTING NOTES

PLANT SCHEDULEKey Latin Name Common Name Qty. Size Spacing

TreeAG Acer glabrum Rocky Mountain Maple 2 10 gal. As ShownAT Alnus tenuifolia Thinleaf Alder 1 10 gal. As ShownQU Quercus undulata Wavy Leaf Oak 6 10 gal. As ShownShrubCs Cornus sericia Red Twig Dogwood 1 7 gal As ShownLx Lonicera xylosteum 'Clavey's

Dwarf'Clavey's Dwarf Honeysuckle 8 5 gal As Shown

Ph Potentilla hippiana Shrubby Cinquefoil 11 1 gal As ShownRw Rosa woodsii Wild Rose 1 5 gal As ShownVd Viburnum dentatum Arrowwood Viburnum 6 5 gal As ShownPerennial/Groundcover/VineAq Aquilegia caerulea Rocky Mountain Columbine 6 1 gal 12" O.C.Ca Carex buchananii/Carex

micropteraSedge 103 1 gal 12" O.C.

Ct Clematis Terniflora Sweet Autumn Clematis 6 1 gal As ShownEs Erigeron speciosus Aspen Daisy 11 1 gal 18" O.C.Im Iris missouriensis Western Blue Flag Iris 17 1 gal 18" O.C.La Lupinus argenteus Lupine 17 1 gal 12" O.C.Lp Lonicera Periclymenum

'Graham Thomas'Woodbine 6 1 gal As Shown

Tm Thermopsis montana Fasle Lupine 12 1 gal 12" O.C.Ornamental GrassDc Deschampsia cespitosa Tuft Hair Grass 21 1 gal 18" O.C.Pv Panicum virgatum Switchgrass 7 1 gal 24" O.C.Sn Sorghastrum nutans Indian Grass 5 1 gal 36" O.C.Sp Spartina pectinata Prairie Cordgrass 18 1 gal 24" O.C.

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ENTRY DROP-OFF AT MAIN ENTRYLOOKING WEST

STAFF ENTRY AT EAST PARKING GARAGELOOKING SOUTH

Phoenix SNF Real Estate Group Arizona SNF - Building 1

Therapy Garden Perspective

Artificial Turf

Trellis

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WEDDING PAVILION

DRESSING ROOM & RESTROOMS

PLAZA & FIRE PIT

WEDDING LAWN WITH NATURAL STONE SEATING

EVERGREENPLANTINGSFOR PRIVACY

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FORMAL GARDEN &PHOTOGRAPHY PLAZA UPPER TERRACE

FIRE PIT & GARDEN

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LARIMER COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS WEDDING PAVILION CONCEPT

RENDERING BY JON MASON

REHABILITATION THERAPY GARDENST. JOSEPH HOSPITAL GRAPHICS

Source: City and County of Denver

IndustrialWarehouse1 StoryLot: 402,601 sq ftBuilding: 48,020 sq ft

Building Type:

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CommercialWarehouse1 StoryLot: 30,625 sq ftBuilding: 19,380 sq ft

.63 F.A.R.

CommercialRetail1 StoryLot: 33,070 SFBuilding: 11,129 SF

.34 F.A.R.

High-DensityResidential5 StoriesLot: 528,918 SFBuilding: 13,992 SF

17 DU/AC

Low-DensityResidential2 StoriesLot: 1,136,460Building: 1,850

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Institutional

4 StoriesLot: 143,960 Building: 309,375

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Building and Block Inventories

Opportunities and Constraints

3Possible Mixed Use Industrial Space along W. 12th Ave.

2 Mile High Stadium Parking lot abutting Lakewood Gulch (proposed for redevelopment into park)

1Vacant Parcel next to Fairview Elementary School and abutting river. Future Site of Sun Valley Riverfront Park

5 Freight and Light Rail lines divide the area into smaller subdistricts which create issues for vehicle and pedestrian connectivity

6Existing concrete processing yard and heavy industry is an obstacle to connectivity

4Metal processing yard with rail access sits in middle of district creating connectivity issues in the industrial area

Interstate Highway

Rail Lines

River Access Point

Rail Crossing

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Community Center or Service

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Community Garden/Urban Agriculture

Primary Regional Streets

Pedestrian/Bicycle Paths

La Alma Rec Center

Colorado High School Charter

Sun ValleyCommunity Center

FairviewElementary School

Sun Valley Youth Center

RudeRec Center

Denver Health

DenverHuman Services

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Multi-Family Residential

Single Family Residential

Arts & Creative Industrial

Light Industrial

Retail/Commercial

Institutional

Commercial Supply

Automotive

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Atlas Metal & Iron

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The area framework is bounded by Federal Blvd. on the West, Colfax Ave. on the North, Mariposa St. on the East and 7th Ave. on the South. 13th Ave and 8th Ave serve as the primary east-west connection points while Decatur St., Zuni St. and Mariposa St. serve as the primary North-South routes.

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CollectorRoads

Highways

LocalRoads

Parks

X TOD Stations

Inventory

1956 ZoningB-4

C-MU-30

PUD

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R-MU-30

2010 ZoningSingle Unit (SU)

Two Unit (TU)

Multi-Unit (MU, RH, RO, TH)

Residential Mixed Use (RX)

Commercial Corridor (CC)

Mixed Use (MX)

Main Street (MS)

Industrial Commercial (I-A)

Industrial General (I-B)

Industrial Mixed Use (I-MX, M-IMX)

Campus (EI, EI2, ENT, H, H2)

Special (O-1)

Open Space Parks (OS-A)

Open Space Recreation (OS-B)

Open Space Conservation (OS-C)

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T Vision/GoalsBy implementing mixed use infi ll development in the district, the concentration of industrial uses currently in this area are embraced and gain the potential to become an interesting and vibrant part of the community. Access to and across the river around 10th or 11th Avenue will play an integral role in making this disrict a sustainable, multimodal community by enhancing connectivity and access to the South Platte River greenway. Together these efforts will result in a community that is rich with a strong sense of place, economic opportunity, transportation options, and the natural amenities of the South Platte River.

• Coordinate with transit oriented developments to provide accessibility to and around the Light Rail station areas at 10th and Osage and the Federal/Decatur station to sustain the multimodal transportation system.

• Development of an east-west pedestrian connection across I-25 and the South Platte River that connects Sun Valley and LincolnPark neighborhoods.

• Maintain industrial uses while integrating mixed use and affordable residential developments with strong urban design to defi ne the area.

• Showcase the South Platte River as an asset to the community’s vitality by making it a multimodal path as well as a recreationaldestination with increased accessibility.

Implementation

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Priority 3´Critical to the revitalization of the industrial park is the creation of a grid network within the industrial park to allow for greater connectivity and access throughout. To begin the process we suggest the city adopt a transportation and development strategy that incorporates the above perceived blocks drawing to guide all future transportation improvements, land use decisions, and infill developments to build a safe, multi-modal community..

Perceived Blocks Plan

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Phasing

Short-Term - • Rezone C-RX or C-MX to promote future residential mixed use development• Redevelop South Platte River Greenway and build bridge linking the East and West banks at 10th or 11th Avenues• Street improvements along Zuni St. and 13th Ave. to develop a complete street network.

Mid-Term -• Rezone area to I-MX-3 or I-MX-5 based on further research.• Implement street improvements to Yuma St. and W. 12th Ave. to add pedestrian amenities and introduce green space.• Develop complete street along W.13th Ave linking Sun Valley and Lincoln Park. • Incremental mixed use redevelopment will occur based on market conditions.

Long-Term -• Complete revitalization of the industrial park will require future assessment of the existing conditions as they emerge. Redevelopment of the South Platte River will require continued research as mixed uses expand so future planning efforts are guided to develop this unique multi-modal, mixed use, industrial community to its full potential.

Catalyst Projects -• Sun Valley Riverfront Park and Weir Gulch Improvements• Lakewood Gulch Expansion• Lincoln Park TOD Development• Sun Valley and Federal Station TOD Development

Recommendations

Expand Industrial Mixed Use Zoning along W. 12th Ave and Yuma St.

Promote and maintain existing land uses while researching and encouraging potential new uses to revitalize the industrial parks

Expand residential uses by encouraging mixed use development along Federal Blvd between 9th and 10th Avenues and South Platte and I-25

Promote the development of the Sun Valley Riverfront Park and Weir Gulch expansion of Rude Park and Lakewood Gulch

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Develop 13th Avenue, 10th Avenue & Decatur Street as complete streets to enhance connections between the Lincoln Park and Sun Valley neighborhoods, and the light rail stations

Increase intersection density within the multi-family residential and industrial mixed use areas to activate neglected and underused portions of the district

Enhance local bus service around the Federal Station and the 10th & Osage Station, as well as the connection along 13th Avenue

Celebrate the heavy rail lines and spurs that promote efficiency within the industrial areas

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´Link Rude Park to South Platte greenway (and proposed Sun Valley Riverfront Park) by extending and improving existing streets and bike trails.

Join Sun Valley to the industrial park and improve access to the South Platte by constructing a pedestrian bridge from Sun Valley across the river and I-25 to connect with Yuma Street.

Develop pedestrian/bike path from Yuma Street along W 12th Ave over heavy and light rail to connect with Lincoln Park.

Improve existing trails connecting parks and South Platte greenway

Site Plan

Eco-Industrial Park & Transit Oriented DevelopmentMixed-use and Transit Oriented Development on both the east and west sides of I-25 will be a catalyst to reactivate the industrial park and lead to an eventual transition to an Eco-Industrial Park. Regional transit connections along with an expanded local employment base provide an important labor supply for the revitalized industrial park. Access to

freight and revitalized connections to the local area and within the park provide for improved coordination between businesses in the park. Massing of

parcels in the park allows for the creation of a management entity that oversees the use of the park to provide for maximum efficiency and collaboration of

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Mixed Use Industrial Revitalization

URPL 6630 Sp 2011Instructor: J. BartosikCreated by: Michael Anderson - Kelly Zappia - Jessica Andersen

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A portfolio of Landscape ArchitectureJESSICA J. ANDERSEN, ASLA