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AECOM <br />JBarr, RLA, ASLA J.T. Barr is a licensed landscape architect. His professional experience includes <br />Aesthetics the design and implementation of dynamic urban spaces, including plazas, water- <br />fronts, parks, transportation corridors, and mixed -use developments. Mr. Barr pro - <br />tc���cation and Registrations <br />vides leadership for projects of varying scales and budgets. His expertise encom- <br />BS, Landscape Architecture, The Ohio passes design and development of landscape architectural plans and all technical <br />State University, 2002 aspects of project and site development. <br />Licensed Landscape Architect: <br />State of California #5209 <br />State of Utah #5301 <br />State of Texas # 2552 <br />Columbia Avenue Grade Separation Visual Simulation, Riverside, California: <br />Produced a visual simulation showing the existing and proposed condition at a <br />current at -grade crossing. The goal of the project was to separate vehicular and <br />locomotive traffic at an intersection along Columbia Avenue in Riverside, CA. The <br />proposed project entailed the construction of a vehicular bridge over three active <br />BNSF rail lines to ease traffic congestion and improve public safety. Created a <br />photo- realistic simulation illustrating the size, positioning and architectural detail <br />of the proposed structure. Additionally, key site details were simulated to reflect <br />the resulting changes to the current configuration of the intersection. <br />Orange County Transportation Authority, Orangethorpe Corridor Aesthetics <br />Guidelines, Orange County, California: Landscape Architect /Project Manager. <br />AECOM is in the process of preparing comprehensive aesthetics guidelines <br />for a 3.5 mile stretch of Orangethorpe Avenue in Orange County, CA. These <br />guidelines will provide an integrated approach to addressing the future aesthetics <br />integrity of the Orangethorpe Avenue Corridor. This will be achieved by providing <br />consistency in the use of form, materials, textures and finishes, while still <br />being flexible enough to respond to unique project conditions and changes in <br />construction technology. The guidelines focus on the importance of integrating <br />the grade separations into their greater urban context. The corridor structures and <br />adjacent landscape will compliment and relate to the adjacent land uses, creating <br />a distinct and positive identity for the Corridor. <br />Caltrans and County of Riverside, 1-215/'Scott Road Interchange Improvements <br />Visual Simulations, Murrieta, California. Simulations were created to assess <br />the visual and spatial impacts of a proposed interchange realignment and <br />bridge expansion over the 1 -215 corridor. Orange County Transportation <br />Authority, Orangethorpe Corridor Aesthetics Guidelines, Orange County, <br />California: Landscape Architect /Project Manager. Responsible for preparation <br />of comprehensive aesthetics guidelines for a 3.5 mile stretch of Orangethorpe <br />Avenue in Orange County, CA. These guidelines will provide an integrated approach <br />to addressing the future aesthetics integrity of the Orangethorpe Avenue Corridor. <br />The City of Escondido, Mercado District Streetscape, Escondido, California: We <br />have developed a design to redefine a one block area of the Mercado District in <br />downtown Escondido. The design maximizes the use of rich pedestrian paving <br />to expand the pedestrian realm and provide opportunities for gathering during <br />community events. Planting areas were extended into the street to soften the <br />expanse of hardscape. The plant palette consists of native and culturally relevant <br />species which add a layer of texture and scale to the design. String lights are <br />strung between the pedestrian luminaries lining Grand Ave further reinforcing the <br />festival atmosphere in the space. <br />II� <br />e 4tl 000 <br />®® <br />Proposal for Project Study Report Equivalent and Conceptual Engineering Plans for <br />Santa Ana Boulevard Grade Separation Project <br />
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