A couple rules of thumb to help minimize site disturbance can go a long way in a project. #AREsketches
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Utility corridors can help maintain undisturbed portions of a site. #AREsketches
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The third volume of #AREsketches is still working strong toward a fall publish date, but lately I’ve also been working with @aianational and mixing in some sketches of architecture-adjacent info to help them bring some webinars to life! Can’t wait to see the final shape of these ideas help architectural researchers towards their next project.
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Try to use site slopes to your advantage. Moving earth is expensive. #AREsketches
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Consider previously disturbed sites when locating new infrastructure. #AREsketches
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The runoff coefficient is effected by roof and ground materials and can, in turn, affect a project’s need for extra holding or drainage requirements. #AREsketches
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Local regulations can override or be in addition to state or federal regulations. #AREsketches
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