BBP Designs

Table of Contents

3 Contact

4 the Petty Residence

6 the Sculpture Garden

8 the Callaway Chapel Garden

12 Fall Point Community

14 Muncie Downtown Gateway

16 Regional Planning

18 OfficeExperience

20 Presentation

22 AutoCAD detailing

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Bryce Benjamin Petty

College of Architecture and Planning

Department of Landscape Architecture

Ball State University

(502)810-7238

BBP16designs@gmail.com

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Garden Design Landscape

the Petty ResidenceHistoric architecture empowered by the landscape

The Petty Residence is a glimpse into the future where our family has been given the Isabel Roberts home designed by Frank Lloyd Wright in 1908. I designed the landscape for my proposed future at the age of 37 and married with three children. The property focused on spaces for recreation, a wine garden, and a secret garden.

A place for growth, recreation and coming together as a family.

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LeftSite Analysis highlights strong viewpoints, a need for designed circulation and ideal locations for certain spaces.

BelowA rendered site plan takes a look at the sense of space developed from planting and hardscape.

Secret Garden

Grape Pergola

Water feature

Inventory/Analysis

Site Plan

Family Recreation

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Site Design Detailing

Sculpture GardenAnexhibitinthelandscape

Whimsical, playful and active are adjectives used often when describing renowned artist Alexander Calder, theinspiration for this artisan park at Ball State University. The park uses artwork and characteristics of Calder’s to develop a pedestrian corridor that embraces movement and promotes seasonal viewsandexperiences.

Empowering movement and playfulness through art

and flora.

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Sculpture (A)

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LeftA site plan rendering in the spring emphasizes change with tulip bulbs and redbud trees.

RightA perspective demonstrates the dramatic change in scale between Red tulips and the enormous sculpture.

LeftThe seasonal change in plantings that support playful change is put on center stage with Japanese Zelkova and male Ginkgo trees flaunting red and gold fall color.

RightA further look into spring plantings and how they interact with the outdoor classroom opportunity.

Spring

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Woodland Design Entire

Callaway Chapel GardenHighlighting architecture implimented at Ball State University

Ball State’s Duck Pond has

been a missed amenity for many

years. A solution was found

by placing the Lisa Callaway

Chapel within a woodland

designed for whimsical walks

framed by seasonal views.

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Fall Point CommunityFrom intersection to destination

Housing and Community Design TOD

Design circluation

Design massing

Design vegetation

Tow-Lot Site

Cottage Cluster Town-homes

A place expressing the potential in a second chance. Fall Point Community is the site’s second life, its first ending as a brown-field from its industrial past. The current program emphasizes progression and art through town-homes and an art based downtown for aspiring artists.

Aside from standard programming techniques, this project focused on addressing the site in three layers; circulation, structure and vegetation. Focusing on each aspect in that order led to a clear, cohesive design that worked with one another as well as the surrounding community.

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Cottage cluster town-homes: 4 units per property 1200 sq ft per unit

2 floorsDesign circluation

Design massing

Design vegetationTow-Lot Site

The downtown ‘hub’ in which the Fall Point Community is centered around.

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Muncie Downtown GatewayGreen Roadway Re-development serves as a spine for a gateway village

Urban Design Entire

Plan Includes1 Cycletrack2 Plaza 3 Parking4 ExistingStructure5 Stormwater Planter6 Resurfacing

0’ 100’ 300’

The redevelopment of the site involved repaved streets, brick-paver cycletrack, plaza spaces (beige), restructured parking lots, gateway art and stormwater plant-beds along Jackson St, Kilgore Ave and Proud St.

Building footprints were formed aroundexistingtreesaslandmarksand pedestrian corridors were directly formed to circulation from surrounding homes, Gillespie Towers and Ontario Systems.

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West Jackson St-Stormwater with Buffer

Two-Way Vehicular TravelSidewalk SidewalkTwo-Way Cycle-TrackStorm-Water Plant Bed Buffer

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Scale of 1” to 5’

West Jackson St-Parking with Buffer

Two-Way Vehicular TravelSidewalk SidewalkTwo-Way Cycle-TrackOn-Street Parking Buffer22’10’ 10’ 4’ 10’ 10’

Scale of 1” to 5’

South Proud St

Sidewalk10’

Vehicular Lane10’ 10’

Stormwater Plantbed Vehicular Lane

10’

Sidewalk10’

Scale of 1” to 5’

Gateway InstillationScale of 1” to 5’

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Karner Blue GreenwayA place for rebirth, A place for rejuvenation

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Meta-Population2.5 miles

6,000 Karner Butterflies

Year one

5 Year

10 Year

20 Year

Regional Planning Ecological Corridor

This regional trail project connects a gap created by an industrial site in the center of the Dunes National Lakeshore in northern Indiana. An ecological stance was the focus using the needs of the Karner Blue butterfly to develop the site which would later facilitate a pedestrian hiking/biking trail.

Science was the design principle for this project. Researching the requirements for members of a biological process provided the program for this project. The following diagrams demonstrate the succession of progress in Karner blue butterflypopulations intoanimmersive trail system.

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Initial Site

EcologicalGap

Restore Gap

EcologicalConnectivityRestored

KarnerButterflyReborn

Metapopulations Form Genetic Corridor

ImmerseTrailinEcology

KarnerButterflyDispersal

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Rundell Ernstberger AssociatesAnextensiverealworldexperienceinaprofesionaloffice

Experience REA

Tasks

As an intern in a smaller office which branches off of the main office, I was gladly exposed to a wide array of tasks. Multiple projects with separate demands allowed me to continue development in Photoshop rendering, AutoCAD drafting and interpersonal relationships within the office.

ExperienceOffice Life

I was able to provide myself with the opportunity to experience an extended internship opportunity (7 continuous months) which helped to better understand the workings of a professional office in detail. My work primarily centered around computer aided renderings and AutoCAD drafting spread among multiple projects varying in scale

Photoshop Rendering

AutodCAD drafting, detailing and compilation

Initial Cost Estimation

Community Meetings

Site Inventory

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Hughe’s Nature PreserveA space for nature and its inhabitants

The Audubon Society chapter located in Muncie, IN purchased a property approximately twenty acres inwhich needed guidance, Hughe’s Nature Preserve was created. The design incorporated an environmental reversal from a detrimental state to a diverse community of native plantings, opportunities for education, and idealhabitatforexplorationandhabitatobservation.

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Presentation, the most effective way to get the community on-board.

Presentation

Forest Ridge CommunityWalkabiltiy in a Transit Oriented Development for Beech Grove, IndianaForest Ridge Community focuses upon the fundamentals of a Transit Oriented Development while emphasizing walkability. The FRC property is along the proposed Light Rail system through Indianapolis, IN. Along with walkability FRC focuses on three environments for living not presently found in the Beechgrove, IN, area; two-story town-homes with alternating green roofs, Chatam village style town-homes, and a section of high-end suburban homes encompassed by a wooded corridor.

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Presentation, a time to explain, a time to sell and the time to emphasize the effort given to a project.

KEY QTY Botanical Name COMMON NAME SIZE SPACING ROOT NOTES Shade trees ACE-S 1 Acer saccharum Sugar Maple 3" cal. per plans B & B

CAR-G 1 Carya glabra Pignut Hickory 3" cal. per plans B & B JUG-N 2 Juglans nigra Black Walnut 3" cal. per plans B & B Ornamental trees

AME-C 5 Amelanchier canadensis Serviceberry 6' 15' o.c. B & B Multi-stem COR-F 5 Cornus florida Flowering Dogwood 6' 12' o.c. B & B Multi-stem DIO-V 3 Diospyros virginiana Persimmon 3" cal. per plans B & B

MAL-H 3 Malus 'Honeycrisp' Honeycrisp Apple 3" cal. per plans B & B PRU-K 3 Prunus cerasifera 'Krauter Vesuvius' Cherry plum 3" cal. per plans B & B Shrubs

ASI-T

Asimina triloba Pawpaw 24" 24" o.c. B & B Plant only on south-side of path LIN-B

Lindera benzoin Spicebush 24" 24" o.c. B & B

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Mahonia aquifolium Oregon Grape-Holly 24" 24" o.c. B & B VIB-C

Viburnum carlesii Korean Spice Viburnum No. 3 36" o.c. cont.

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Viburnum dentatum 'KLMseventeen Little Joe' Arrowwood Viburnum No. 3 36" o.c. cont. Perennials

HEL-P 85 Helianthus petiolaris Prairie Sunflower No. 2 24" o.c. cont. PER-M 58 Lobelia cardinalis Cardinal flower No. 1 24" o.c. cont. plant in groups of six within mix

58 Lobelia siphilitica Great Blue Lobelia No. 1 24" o.c. cont. plant in groups of six within mix

NEP-W 81 Nepeta x faassenii 'Walkers Low' Walkers Low Catmint No. 2 24" o.c. cont. Ornamental grasses

CYR-F 18 Cyrtomium fortunei var. clivicolum Japanese Holly Fern No. 2 24" o.c. cont. Fruit

WAY-S 56 Wayne' x 'Sheridan' Steuben No. 1 per plans cont. Groundcovers

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Engineering AutoCAD details

Schedule

Planting Plan

3' 2"4' 10"

2' 8"

1' 6" Typ.

1' 0"1' 1"

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Stone coping typ.

1/2" by 1/2" Drip kerf typ.1 1/2" Granite veneer

1 1/2" Stone veneer

8" SS pin typ.

#5 Rebar typ.12" o.c. typ.

2" clr. typ.

1" Mortar backing typ.

1 1/2" Brick veneer1/4" Mortar joint typ.

3/4" Dowel w/1" Cored hole w/ sleeve

Compacted sub-grade

3/4" Exp. joint typ.

4" Stone block veneer

Copper tie-backs

1/2" Control joint

Filter fabric

3/4" Pipe kerf typ.

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