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University of Rhode Island

Peckham Farm. Route 138 - Kingston, Rhode Island. University of Rhode Island. Peckham Farm Master Plan. Landscape Architecture Senior Studio Nate Audette, Graham Gardner, Ashley Iannuccilli, Nathan Socha, and Kate Venturini. Goals and Objectives. University Goals

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  1. Peckham Farm Route 138 - Kingston, Rhode Island University of Rhode Island Peckham Farm Master Plan Landscape Architecture Senior Studio Nate Audette, Graham Gardner, Ashley Iannuccilli, Nathan Socha, and Kate Venturini

  2. Goals and Objectives • University Goals • - Cultivate a sense of community • Make efficient and appropriate use of existing resources • Ensure a match between University programs and facilities • Work toward a 'Green Campus' • Peckham Farm Goals • - Accommodate future needs of the University • Create a venue for expanded CELS research and 4-H programs • Diversify usage at Peckham Farm while maintaining existing footprint • Preserve character and history of Peckham Farm • Encourage the formation of a sustainable community of environmental stewards

  3. Design Concept Patchwork Operational Definition:The composite of fragments sewn together to unite a larger piece. Patchworks can be far more complex than squares and rectangles. They can create a central convergence of spaces. Equestrian 4-H & FAVS Plant Sciences Genius loci Community Supported Agriculture Agronomy & Turf

  4. Common Pasture Equine Pasture 4-H Center and Pasture Equine Center Community Center Sustainable Housing Research Expansion Plant Sciences Community Supported Agriculture Center Wastewater Education Center Agronomy Paved Unpaved Pedestrian Wetlands Bike Pedestrian/Bike The Distribution of Peckham Farm

  5. The Growth of Peckham Farm 1939 1951 1972 2003

  6. The Growth of Peckham Farm After Construction

  7. The Growth of Peckham Farm Fifty years Later

  8. Sustainable Elements Stormwater Management A large rain garden will serve as an overflow area during severe storms. A slight slope will encourage flow into the garden, where plants tolerant of moist conditions will filter water as it seeps into the aquifer below.iow Bioswale Section Rain garden example Bioswales will accept and convey stormwater runoff from the adjacent paved roadway. Low vegetation and existing soil will treat and filter contaminants from the stormwater, acting as natural filters. Rain garden Images courtesy of www.portlandonline.com Vegetated Buffer Section Vegetated buffers will serve as separators between use areas, removing sediment, organic material, nutrients and chemicals carried in runoff or waste water.

  9. Peckham FarmMaster Plan

  10. Front Entrance

  11. Center

  12. Center Academic Equine Center Plant Sciences Community Supported Agriculture

  13. Plant Science Greenhouses

  14. Community Supported Agriculture Center

  15. Bridge Over Wetlands

  16. Bridge Over Wetlands

  17. Equine Center

  18. Academic Commons

  19. Academic Commons

  20. Thank you

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