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Urban Design for El Chorrillo

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A project done with Landscape Architecture and architecture students to rehabilitate a district in Panama City, Panama for an organization run by UNESCO and the Panamanian government.

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Pedro Miguel Locks

Miraflores Locks

Panama City

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-’Just Cause’ invasion damage

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-’Just Cause’ invasion damage

-’Just Cause’ invasion damage

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urban design plan for el chorrillo

-integrate el chorrillo into city roads and urban programs

-activate waterfront with civic space event spaces

-restore native ecosystems mangrove forest rehabilitation

-clean polluted water water refineries, pods and islands

-create identity memorial, waterfront and islands

-improve tidal function islands

transforming with water and ground urban design in el chorrillo - design goals

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New WaterfrontMangrove PodsEvent Spaces

Memorial Lights

Mangrove Islands

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existing - abandoned waterfront proposed - incremental forms

existing - broken street grid proposed - street grid connected to ocean

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amador peninsula collects sediments and pollution; long tidal ebbs and flows deposit pollution in bay in front of el chorrillo, unable to clean out sediments and take them out to sea pollution - ocean currents

development

vegetated area

streams take pollutants and sediment into the ocean

currents c a r r y sediment westward

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Museum of Biodiversity

Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute

Smithsonian TropicalResearch Institute

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upland low marshhigh marsh

average tide

low tide

high tidemonthly high tide

white mangrove black mangrove red mangrove

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mangrove

mangrove

mixing

mixing

saltwater moves in as tide rises

freshwater moves out as tide recedes

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existing bathymetry

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proposed bathymetry

Islands improve water flow to inlet by creating underwater ‘swales’

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existing tides

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proposed tides

Islands improve water flow to inlet by creating underwater ‘swales’

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image:kim true with ken mccown

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Invasion Memorial

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image:henry fleischmann with ken mccown

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image:ana tabuena with ken mccown

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-ken mccown, samantha sears, kim true, henry fleischmann, ana tabuena, debbie enos, isby swick, yarnie chen, kim wehinger

transforming with water and ground el chorrillo, panama - design team