DANIEL REID

DESIGN PORTFOLIO

R E G O NOA R B O NCX C H A N G EE

IT’S TIME

TO PUT SOME

CARBON BACK.

BOOM BUSTAt the height of its timber heyday, Oregon’s mills produced 9.7 billion board feet of lumber.

Timber and wood products were Springfield’s largest industries by far, driving growth and prosperity.

Statewide lumber production declined steadily since 1955, hitting a low of 2.7 billion board feet in 2009.

Eleven mills shut down in Springfield since 1990, resulting in nearly two thousand lost jobs.

SPRINGFIELD MILL DISTRICT, CIRCA 1955 SPRINGFIELD MILL DISTRICT, CIRCA 2005

We’ve removed 400 MILLION TONS OF CARBON from Oregon’s forests since 1849, and OVER HALF has gone into the atmosphere.

If all OREGON FORESTLANDS were left standing for 60 years, they could capture up to 150 MILLION TONS of carbon annually.

Sources: Oregon Department of Forestry; Mark Harmon et al, Oregon State University, University of Washington, & USEPA; World Wildlife Federation; Oregon Geospatial Data Clearinghouse; Pulp & Paperworkers’ Resource Council

REFILLThe OREGON CARBON EXCHANGE could help fill the voids in Springfield and Oregon left by declining timber.

It would offer a way to monetize forests without cutting trees, create jobs and education opportunities for Springfield, and help heal the excess of carbon in our planet’s ecosystems.

SPRINGFIELD FORESTRY DISTRICT, CIRCA 2025

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57,360,574 acres of Oregon forests

x2.68 tons/acre/year (peak carbon uptake

for a 60-year stand) =

153,726,338 tons C/year

Only about 42% of harvested carbon goes into long-term

storage. The remainder is lost to the atmosphere.

The OREGON CARBON EXCHAGE measures

BUSINESS AS USUAL:

BUSINESS REIMAGINED:and monitors the carbon uptake of intact forests, then connects forest landowners with carbon offset markets around the world.

153,726,338 tons C/year x $20/ton (European market rate)

= $3 BILLION PER YEAR

Globally, deforestation contributes more to climate

change than the entire transportation sector.

DOWNTOWN SPRINGFIELD

BOOTH-KELLY SAWMILL

BUS STATION

MILLRACE & LOG POND

FORESTED HILLS

HISTORIC BUILDINGS

NICOLAI SITE

The Nicolai Mill site has been used for wood-products

Decoupling South A and Main Streets will slow traffic and improve neighborhood access.Signaled intersections will improve pedestrian safety and walkability. EmX bus rapid transit service will improve regional connectivity.

The site is on eastbound State Highway 126, dominated by high-speed one-way traffic. It has no through intersections, narrow sidewalks, and minimal bus service.

NEIGHBORHOOD INFLUENCES

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manufacturing for decades, but now is run down and mostly empty.

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Detailing Projects - Building Enclosure Class Fall 2014

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Site Section - N/S 1” = 40’0”

Site Plan1” = 40’0” N

High Street Court Winter 2012

Stacked Townhouses

Longitudinal Section 1/4” = 1’0”

Lower Townhouse - Street Level

Upper Townhouse - 1st LevelUpper Townhouse - 2nd Level Lower Townhouse - Courtyard Level

Townhouse Module Plans

Arbutus Streetcar Shelter Winter 2012

Mohawk Commons (Group Project) Fall 2011

CIRCADIAN ARRAYHeliostatic reflectors ANIMATE the

sun’s cycles while solar gates WELCOME visitors

to Freshkills

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paths and ENTICE visitors across the hills toward the footbridge, where a single

heliostat MARKS the hours of the day.

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