will shrader portfolio 2015

WILL SHRADERMLA Candidate 2016

University of Washingtonwshrader@uw.edu

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Live Staking

Live staking: involves the insertion of live, rootable-cuttings along the creek bank. As the stakes root, they create a stabilizing mat that rein-forces the soil.

Enhanced Riparian Habitat

Washignton Park Arboretum

Detrivores

Mushrooms

Bees & Wasps

Blue Tits

SALIX (Willow): A building block of Ripartian Habitat

Use the Willow for nesting and the nectar as a food source

Use the Willows pollen as a primary food source, while also producing nectar for other organisms

Thrive in the soil beneath the Willow due to the Willow’s water retention capacity

Process the detritus created by the Willow, while aerating the soil

Ecologically restorative design in Seattle’s North Arboretum

Project Focus:

Illustrated Section:Species introduction and effects on trophic levels

The BlobPier 70 Seattle, WA

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Postcard Vignette:Pre-design, temporary installation exercise

Project Focus: Promoting play on Seattle’s urban waterfront.

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Swimming Pig 15” x 22”Focus on value painting

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Reclining Woman 22” x 34” Focus on value drawing

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Defeated BoxerLife-size Clay, cloth

Blind ManLife-size Clay