johnson bayou roads
johnson bayou chenier profile
pecan island water bodies
pecan island trees
pecan island roads
pecan island structures
pecan island chenier profile
ELEMENTS : Pecan Island Roads/Structure
ELEMENTS : Johnson Bayou Tree Coverage
ELEMENTS : Johnson Bayou Roads/Structure
ELEMENTS : Johnson Bayou Tree Coverage
SURFACE : Pecan Island Succession (A)
SURFACE : Pecan Island Succession (B)
SURFACE : Johnson Bayou Succession (A)
SURFACE : Johnson Bayou Succession (B)
THEMATIC PLAN : Legend
CONTEXT MAP
THEMATIC PLAN : Pecan Island 1840
THEMATIC PLAN : Johnson Bayou 1982
THEMATIC PLAN : Johnson Bayou 2004
THEMATIC PLAN : Pecan Island 1927
THEMATIC PLAN : Pecan Island 2008
THEMATIC PLAN : Johnson Bayou 1957
MONTAGE 1
MONTAGE 2
MONTAGE 3
MODEL MAP
MODEL MAP
MODEL MAP
Diagram of range of motion in plan view
Diagram of hydraulic pump's increase in force (multiplies 9x)
Diagram of backhoe's complete range of motion
Potential motion of backhoe (plan view), where each joint has rotation in multiple directions
Continuation of potential motion (plan view) with each joint having rotation on multiple axes
LINES/PLANES : Plan view
LINES/PLANES : Perspective
LINES/PLANES
LINES/PLANES
LINES/PLANES
FINAL : boom arm motion - Close-up of motion of joint between boom and stick arms
FINAL : bucket joint motion - Close-up of joint between stick arm and bucket
FINAL : relative joint strengths - Analysis of different strengths of joints, with bucket joint being strongest
FINAL : backhoe range of motion
FINAL : boom range-of-motion
FINAL : hydraulic force
FINAL : varying backhoe sizes - Comparison in scale between typical construction backhoe and the world's largest backhoe, used for dredging.
FINAL : MODEL 1 : Label of parts
FINAL : MODEL 1 : Plan view
FINAL : MODEL 1 : Section view
FINAL : MODEL 1
FINAL : MODEL 1
FINAL : MODEL 1
FINAL : MODEL 1
FINAL : MODEL 2
FINAL : MODEL 2
FINAL : MODEL 2
FINAL : MODEL 2
FINAL : MODEL 3
FINAL : MODEL 3
FINAL : MODEL 3
FINAL : MODEL 3
FINAL : journey [a] dredging
FINAL : journey [b] traversing the land
FINAL : journey [c] replacing chenier
FINAL : arm to ground -- scoop
FINAL : arm to ground -- scrape
FINAL : chenier -- existing
FINAL : chenier -- interfered with
FINAL : chenier -- replaced
FINAL : leg detail
FINAL : building cheniers
FINAL : MODEL 4
FINAL : MODEL 4
FINAL : MODEL 4
FINAL : MODEL 4
project.3 : MASTER PLAN - new plan: has existing dwellings moved to the center of the town of Pecan Island, becoming a cultural and economic center. agricultural land is clustered to the eastern part of site. there are fewer bird-watching trails and no roads with the site
project.3 : PLAN CLOSE-UP (WITH KEY) - plan close up: shows the plan's key. shows the only conglomeration of human activity at the site
project.3 : PLAN CLOSE-UP - plan close up: the northeast corner features some of the farmland that is built to help replace that which is lost due to chenier construction
project.3 : PLAN CLOSE-UP - plan close-up: near the center of the site. highlights the variety of typologies that compliment the cheniers, creating beneficial ecological edges
project.3 : AXONOMETRIC--machine process - shows a 4-step process of my machine creating a chenier. set along a linear track (dashed line), it moves up and down within each image, building up land. it moves left to right throughout the axonometric as the land builds up, with the last image showing the completed chenier
project.3 : MACHINE DIAGRAM--forming part of chenier - this is a diagrammatic image of how my machine is in the process of building up land that can become a quality chenier/habitat. the white space is the void that will continue to be filled by the machine and develop into habitat
project.3 : MACHINE DIAGRAM--forming part of chenier - this is a diagrammatic image of how my machine is in the process of building up land that can become a quality chenier/habitat. the white space is the void that will continue to be filled by the machine and develop into habitat
project.3 : PLANTING SCHEDULE - after building the cheniers, the first step is to plant rye grass as an erosion stabilizer and red clover to add nutrients to the soil. smooth cordgrass is planted in the marsh
project.3 : PLANTING SCHEDULE - the second step is to plant large trees on the chenier that grow up and provide quality habitat for migratory songbirds, primarily hackberry and live oak
project.3 : PLANTING SCHEDULE - the final step is to plant the sub canopy and understory plants, which complete the succession and add more quality to the habitat
REVISION : agricultural patterns
REVISION : ecological typologies
REVISION : section A
REVISION : section B
REVISION : section C
REVISION : circulation diagram
REVISION : hydrology diagram
REVISION : structures diagram
REVISION : observation perspective
REVISION : chenier walk perspective
REVISION : marsh walk perspective
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Alex Strader
