(ASLA）專業(yè)設計獎-分析與規(guī)劃類榮譽獎--游廊景觀(Porchscapes)

　　獲獎信息：

　　2008美國景觀景觀設計協(xié)會（ASLA）專業(yè)設計獎-分析與規(guī)劃類榮譽獎

　　簡介：

　　游廊景觀：可以實現(xiàn)的LEED（綠色建筑評估體系）鄰里社區(qū)（LEED-ND）開發(fā)(Porchscapes: An Affordable LEED-Neighborhood Development (LEED-ND))

　　設計單位：阿肯色州立大學，Fayetteville，阿肯色州

　　項目委托：華盛頓人居環(huán)境研究中心

　　University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, Arkansasclient: Habitat for Humanity of Washington County

　　評委會評語：

　　最初的堅定想法通過項目建設成為舒適人居環(huán)境的極好證明。景觀設計師采用了一種全新的方法--可持續(xù)性戰(zhàn)略來解決問題。

　　What began as a strong idea became a visionary statement for a community. The landscape architect took a fresh approach to a simple issue and solved it with leading edge sustainable strategies.

　　作品介紹：

　　該50個單位的住宅項目是一個（暴雨）低沖擊發(fā)展示范項，由美國環(huán)保署人類生活環(huán)境研究總署發(fā)起。LID是一項生態(tài)雨水處理系統(tǒng)，以促進恢復該地區(qū)的水文管理。此項目規(guī)劃源于綠色斷面，充分應用城市生態(tài)系統(tǒng)服務于門廊，庭院，街道，以及開放空間等。這種發(fā)展模式將生態(tài)指標納入規(guī)劃，同時嵌入土地使用政策和基礎設施設計，解決以上三重底線問題。

　　The 50-unit residential project is a demonstration Low Impact Development (LID) sponsored by the U.S. EPA for Habitat for Humanity. LID is an ecological stormwater management approach that sustains a site's predevelopment hydrologic regime. Planning begins with a Green Neighborhood Transect, leveraging urban and ecological services in the porch, yard, street, and open space. This development model embeds ecological metrics into planning, land-use policy, and infrastructural design, and solves for the triple bottom line.