Target vision Ayaka Ono Brian Heilbrun
Jan 16, 2016
Target vision
Ayaka OnoBrian Heilbrun
What Are Wetlands
Target vision
∙Water or saturated soils for at least part of the year
∙Plants that have adapted to life in water environments (hydrophytic vegetation)
∙Special soils that develop under depleted oxygen conditions (hydric soils)
WHY WETLAND?
∙Nature’s kidneys∙Numerous species of waterfowl
and wildlife∙Provide habitat for one-third of endangered plant and
animal species.∙Replenish ground water∙Provide fossil fuels, food, and
products for human consumption
∙Outdoor recreation/education ∙Flood Control∙Erosion Control
Target vision
Wetland Cells
• Sedimentation Pond• 18” deep cell • 12” deep cell• 6” deep cell• Creek or Gulf
WETLAND CELLS
Target vision
CELL 1
CELL 2
SEDIMENTATION POND
CELL 3
CELL 4CREEK
PLAN OF BRYAN TOWN CENTER
Target vision
OUR DESIGNOUR DESIGN
ORIGINAL DESIGNORIGINAL DESIGN
GOAL– Conserve and restore nature
• Protect woods and clean water– Attract people– Inform people about museum
and history of Brazos Valley.– Outdoor Laboratories
Target vision
PARK
WETLAND AREA
PARKING
MUSEUM
TARG
ET
REFERENCE
Target vision
•Magazine• Texas Parks and Wildlife – The state of
Wetlands• Texas Parks and Wildlife – Wetland
Assistance Guide for Landowners• Texas Parks and Wildlife – Texas Treasures:
Wetlands•Website
• http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wetland
• http://vathena.arc.nasa.gov/curric/land/wetland/wetdef.html