Design Graphics 2
Communication for Site Analysis, Conceptual and Site Design
In Graphics II students continue to develop their ability to make detailed observations of the built environment and translate them to graphic communication. They study Tongva Park and prepare a Sheet Set presentation package that includes site mapping and inventory diagrams, site analysis diagrams, an illustrative plan in B&W and a second illustrative plan that is colored that demonstrates their knowledge of plan graphics (trees, shrubs, hardscape, amenities, boulders, water, etc.). The sheet set also includes sections/section-elevations, perspective vignettes and other drawing techniques that give dimension to plan view so that a viewer has a full and complete idea of the design intent for the site. Finally, the presentation is based on principles of basic page layout that demonstrate the student’s ability to graphically organize the presentation and communicate a hierarchy of ideas in a way that tells the story of the site and presents the viewer with clarity of graphic material describing content and expressing information.
Instructor
Rebecca Schwaner
Project Location
Santa Monica
Tongva Park
Student: Heather Wu
Hand-Rendered study and analysis of Tongva Park designed by James Corner
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SCASLA Excellence Award
Tongva Park
Student: Jen Moody
Hand-rendered drawings and analysis of Tongva Park.
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SCASLA Achievement Award
DG2 – Tongva Park
Student: Marilena Lewandowski
An exploration of the design of Tongva Park with a focus on the extent to which design choices, in particular plant material choices, reflect a connection to the park’s name.
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Tongva Park
Student: Mackenzie Doyle
A comprehensive hand rendered study of Tongva Park in Santa Monica, CA.
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SCASLA Achievement Award
Tongva Park
Student: Andrea Strauchler
Site analysis and hand drawn study of Tongva Park in Santa Monica, CA.
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SCASLA Excellence Award
DG2 Final Presentation
Student: Grace Pan
A deeper dive into the design intricacies of Tongva Park, which was expressed via newly learned graphic communication techniques.
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SCASLA Honorable Mention
Tongva Park
Student: Jesse Woltal
Beginning compilation of my experiences with Tongva Park, its systems, and its relationship with the surrounding environment.
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Tongva Park Drafted in Pen and Color
Student: Clayton Daily
A study of the whole of Tongva Park in Santa Monica, CA drafted using analogue pen and marker techniques.
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Tongva Park Analysis and Illustrative Plans
Student: Garo Manjikian
Site Analysis and Illustrative Plans of Tongva Park
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DG2 Final Project
Student: T. Elizabeth Cramer
The DG2 project endeavored to deconstruct and reconstruct Tongva Park through the eyes of the skilled observer.