Hydrology analysis landscape architecture

Image 7 of 37 from gallery of Lincoln Park Zoo South Pond / Studio Gang Architects. diagram

Habitat Analysis: Here's an example of how to map out topography and hydrology for your landscape area.

Here are some images from a team project designing a new phase of campus development keeping stormwater and pollutant runoff remediation in mind. I worked on this project alongside my project partn…

Terraced landforms serve as storm water management infrstracture ...

AA School of Architecture Projects Review 2012 - Landscape Urbanism - SOCIAL WATER LANDSCAPE, Fangshang, China

Water System Analysis (2)

This project aims to let the public be aware of the importance of water. Inspired by the sand on site, I decide to use sand as a metaphor, by mimicking the water by sand, leading visitors to a place where water is gradually replaced by drought. Thus the visitors may be aware of the significance and shortage of water when they walk through the project.

In urban areas, storm water picks up pollution mainly from impervious surfaces and conveys it through pipes either directly to recipients or to a wastewater treatment plant. An alternative to this approach is ecological storm water management, where polluted storm water is treated and volumes are reduced through a variety of techniques that include infiltration, retention/detention, bio filters, and structural controls. THE ABC FOR SUSTAINABLE CITIES UNEP / UN HABITAT / FIDIC / GI-REC Based…

The Hamlet, new territorial impulses.In collaboration with : Estelle Benoit, Maxime Pétillon, Duolong Wang.ENSAG (France), master2 'Aedification, grands territoires, villes'2013