Christopher Brown's Portfolio
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Christopher Brown's portfolio contains a variety of graphic works including concept plans, site plans, elevations, transects, analyses, and conclusions related to architecture and community planning. It also includes models created in SketchUp, permit drawings, hand drawings, CAD drawings, and photographs taken by Christopher Brown. The portfolio demonstrates Brown's skills and experience in areas such as site analysis, demographic studies, master planning, development projects, redevelopment, and sustainable community design with the goal of reducing our ecological footprint.
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Christopher Brown's Portfolio
- 1. Christopher Brown’s Portfolio Elements Included: -Graphic Basics & Concept Plans -Site Plans, Elevations, & Transects -Analysis’ & Conclusions -Interconnected Wasatch -Charrette Results -SketchUp Modeling -Permit Drawings -Freehand & CAD Drawings -Photography All Graphics included are Drawn/Created By Christopher Brown, scanned to digital and scaled down for spatial reasons. Originals and additional work available upon request. My freehand pencil drawing of M.C. Escher’s “Eye”
- 2. Graphic Basics & Concept Plans
- 3. Site Plans, Elevations & Transects
- 4. Analysis’ & Conclusions 2000 1500 1000 500 0 500 1000 1500 2000 Under 5 10-14 years 20-24 years 35-44 years 55-59 years 65-74 years 85+ years Female 49% Male 51% Other analysis’: -Site analysis and proposal -CPTED analysis -Demographic & pop. analysis’ -Analysis’ and critique of master plans -Analysis’ on current development projects -Redevelopment analysis -More Park City Population Pyramid Recycling for Crestview
- 5. Interconnected Wasatch A project in reducing our footprint in our realm of pleasure. Components: -Practical overview for three spheres -Mapped plans -Off-grid self sustained development -Energy need calculations for all lifts -Suggested wind turbine size -Descriptions of all connections Blue- Ski Trail to Lift Orange- Existing Important Lifts Tacks-Important Spots Yellow- Shuttle Connections Red- New Lifts
- 7. Arc GIS
- 9. Permitting Drawings for Dennis Buckman Builders
- 10. Freehand & CAD Drawings
- 11. Photography* *More photography samples @; http://www.alphaomegadigital.co m/ChrisBrown/
- 12. Personal Inspiration -Frank Gehry -Frank Lloyd Wright -Sustainable Communities -Our Ecological Footprint -Ecocities
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- These are a few examples of basic symbols/textures that I have experience drawing. These give a conceptual plan that I can turn into a more final plan. These are a few examples of concept plans I have drawn.
- The one to the left shows one lane of a new 7th East, the bottom left shows a mixed-use Main St. Two examples different types of transects I have made showing the density in a straight line in Salt Lake and the density of vegetation along a Jordan River development site.
- Many of the analysis I performed are written in report form and thus can’t be shown effectively here, but here are some graphics to show some of the visual aspects of analysis’. Other analysis’ I have performed include; site analysis and proposal, CPTED analysis, many forms of population and demographic analysis’, analysis’ and critique of various types of master plans, analysis’ on current development projects, redevelopment analysis, and more. Conclusions: -Over 65 yr. lifecycle 5% acre per person in waste -Another 5% of an acre in material consumption off footprint -10% acre total footprint reduction or about 0.6% of a 20 acre footprint -50% landfill space saved possible, personal-56%, national average-32% -66% materials saved
- Wind Turbine/Clean Energy For New Lifts Grizzly Lift -Length<1 mile -800 HP X 0.746=597 kW -4,776 kWh per day PC Connector 1 -Length- 1 mile -850 HP X 0.746=634 kW -5,072 kWh per day PC Connector 2 -Length- 0.6 miles -500 HP X 0.746=373 kW -2,984 kWh per day Total Lift Energy 12,832 kWh per day 1,924,800 kWh annual *Lift HP based on Stantec Engineering info. New Collins lift 1.2 miles and runs 1000 HP. kW conversion based on Stantec Engineering conversion of 0.746 kW per HP. Lengths come from measured lift lengths on the Google Earth map ruler
- These are just a few examples of the outcomes of charrettes that I was a part of that was later presented to the Salt Lake City Planning Board. Many reports, graphics and presentations have come out of charrettes and groups that I have been a part of.
- The CAD wire frame drawing below is the frame for a car display un-rendered. The right two are 5 minute contours, and the middle is a charcoal w/ four values.