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Graduate of Ball State University, Class of 2013
Transcript of Jonathan Goodan Portfolio
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PLAZA DESIGN Kalu Yala is a 46-acre sustainable village located in the dense rainforest of central Panama, developed according to principles of environmental conservation and preserva-tion. This entry plaza for the initial building complex is designed to compliment the aesthetics of the building while highlighting certain elements, such as the rain catchment system, to add an educational dimension based on the ideals of the village.
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PLAZA DESIGN Material selection focuses on creating a naturalized aes-thetic for an urban functioning plaza space. Symmetry is
providing distinct subspaces throughout. Plant selection is based on the criteria of being native to the region, holding interest year round, providing shade and screen-ing, and creating a complimentary color palette.
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Roystonea regia Cuban Royal Palm ROY-R B&B 4
Plectranthus nico Swedish Ivy PLE-N 6" pot 37 sq m
Vriesea splendens Flaming Sword VRI-S 15" pot 9
Phyllostachys aureosulcata Yellow Groove Bamboo PHY-A 2 gal 10
Cycas revoluta Sago Palm CYC-R 5 gal 8
Alcantarea imperialis Bromeliad ALC-I 5 gal 1
MIXED USE DEVELOPMENT
This design for a grand event plaza and recreational pier is part of a masterplan for a mixed use waterfront develop-ment in Panama City, Panama. The plaza across from the entrance of the pier sits adjacent to a large convention center and acts as a gateway to the rest of the develop-ment. The pier not only provides recreational activity, it also emphasizes Panama’s natural ecosystems.
MIXED USE DEVELOPMENT
The primary goal of the pier is to showcase a variety of native plants in a way that mimics their natural ecosys-tems yet conforms to an urban environment. Elements of the pier include a restaurant with outdoor dining, coral reef pool, 3-tier ramp with lookout, simulated wetland, and a small gathering plaza.
BACKYARD DESIGN A project that asked to imagine living in a Frank Lloyd Wright house of choice 20 years in the future. The design
complementing certain attributes of the house. Included
PLANTINGDESIGN
This group project was part of a design competition for a redesign of Monument Circle in Indianapolis. A large part of my responsibilities included plant selection and drafting of the planting plan. The plantpalette consists of mostly native plants which were chosen primarily for color and seasonal interest.
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GRADING A proposal for a new clubhouse location for an existing golf course, this project involved the placement of the clubhouse and design of parking, vehicular and pedestrian circulation. It also required the production of layout and grading/drainage plans.
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My role in this project included everything from site inventory and measurements to final construction documentation. Four separate entrances for aresidential neighborhood were designed according to client specifications. This is one of several sheets showing the planting plans for two of the entrances.
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