Portfolio Elizabeth Day
Feb 20, 2016
Portfolio
Elizabeth Day
Table of Contents
(1) Urban Design Studio I
(2) Urban Design Studio II
(3) Community Design Lab
Urb
an D
esig
n St
udio
I Cal Poly Course Description: Exploring elements and pronciples of environmental design. Understanding the form and character off the designed urban environment. Introduction to problem analysis and problem solving in environmental design. Implications of design decisions and solutions on urban context. Assignments
of object, project and system scale in an urban context.
Project Description: The development of an urban design proposal for the parcels at the intersection of
Humbert and Victoria Street in San Luis Obispo.
Background: The developer wants a project with three intergrated components: a residential component, a commercial/office component, and a small public park/plaza component. The site covers approximately 275,882
square feet (6.33 acres)
Urb
an D
esig
n St
udio
II
Project Description: Develop urban design projects for the parcels around the
intersection between El Camino Real and Santa Rosa Road, in order to generate South Gateway
to the City of Atascadero.
Cal Poly Course Description: Applications of basic design fundamentals and skills to the design of
environments through design excersises applied to planning. Problem analysis and problem solving skills
as applied to environmental design issues.
Com
mun
ity D
esig
n La
b
Project Description: Preform a series of urban design conceptual studies in Los Osos to help them
develop ideas for the general plan.
Background: Los Osos is an unincorportated community with a population around 16,000 located at the
the Estero Bay, 10.6 miles east of San Luis Obispo and 2.3 miles of south of Morro Bay.
Cal Poly Course Description: Urban design theories and methods related to planning and urban development. Intergration of circulation, environmental, land-use, and design aspects. Infill or new development projects at the scale of a neighborhood, large PUD, complex circulation
corridor, small town or planned community.