Elder Creek Landscape
February 2022- April 2024
Designing for Elder Creek Landscape was a step up in my design experience and in my type of design. Elder Creek Landscapes is a high-end residential design company whose focus is to merge sustainable landscape practices with modern design to create stunning landscapes and fantastic outdoor hardscapes. While I was under there employ I created irrigation, utilities, lighting, and landscape plans to the highest construction standard.
Elder Creek Landscapes
French Orchard Villa
Renovation Hardscape
Elder Creek Landscapes
Elder Creek Landscapes
Modern Japanese House Lighting Project
Whipple Consulting Engineers
October 2020 - October 2021
Working for Whipple Consulting Engineers I learned more about working with different municipalities in the greater Spokane area and parts of Idaho that border Spokane. Whipple Consulting Engineers opened my world of design to using the program Land F/X and while harboring a better understanding of AutoCAD. I have learned how to work within the municipalities and what the different cities are looking for in a landscape. Magnolia, River Run and, Shamrock Park are a few of the projects that I have worked on that showcase what I have learned from Whipple Consulting Engineers.
Whipple Consulting Engineers
Shamrock Park
Whipple Consulting Engineers
River Run
Whipple Consulting Engineers
Magnolia Park
Sole Work
Senior Project at Washington State University
Sole Work is a project that's concept is to create housing for incoming hospital workers and update a few of the roads to accommodate for the new influx of people. Housing that is close enough to walk, bike, or take public transportation. For the City of Port Angeles creating housing for one of their largest employers in the area, some of the current workers take ferry rides to come work at the hospital. I wanted to create affordable housing that used local resources for the community.
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Barclay Estates
Junior Year Project at Washington State University
Jefferson Elementary
Sophomore Year Project at Washington State University
