The drawings display the complexity of form that comprises the Bay Area in a series of discrete and understandable layers. Each of the diagrams illustrating spatial design also display an understanding required in producing urban design drawings that are both communicative and highly legible. The resulting designs clearly recognize the importance of regional landforms in determining the metropolitan landscape as well as their potential in defining a regional urban form that effectively balances urban development with the natural and environmental resources of the Bay Area.
San Francisco Bay Area:
- Diagrams Explaining the Structure of the Bay Area Polycentric Region, 2000
- Topography, 2011
- Watersheds, 2011
- Urbanization Growth, 1900 and 1940
- Residential Densities, 2000
- Sea Level Rise, projected as of 2100
- Sea Level Rise, urbanization impact
- Shoreline Progressions, 1965 and 2005
- Transects, 2011
- Transect Sections, 2012
- Transect Modeling, 2012
- Commute Sheds, 1970, 1990, 2010
- Major Historic Roadways, 2011
