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past design studio experiences2nd Year | Fall 2009-Spring 2010LA 271 Introduction to Landscape Architecture Studio | Kathleen Pepple- Tea House- Fine Arts ClubLA 272 Parks and Open Spaces Studio | Matt Chambers and Dominic Fischer- Woodlawn Park- 1st and N.P. One Way Conversion3rd Year | Fall 2010-Spring 2011LA 371 Environmental Art and Site Design Studio | Stevie Famulari- Defining Space project- Snow Symposium- Library InstallationLA 372 Community Design Studio | Kathleen Pepple- Fort Yates Equestrian Center- Chicago Neighborhood Project4th Year | Fall 2011-Spring 2012LA 471 Urban Design Studio | Jay Kost- Denver Urban Infill ProjectLA 472 Environmental Remediation and Plant Design Studio | Tyler Kirchner and Dominic Fischer- St. Paul Ford Assembly Plant- Woodlawn Park5th Year | Fall 2012-Spring 2013LA 571 Environmental Planning Studio | Mehran Madani- Fargo Civic Center RedevelopmentLA 572 Design Thesis Studio | Matthew Chambers- Fresh Place Market: A Permanent Farmer’s Market Solution60 | Fresh Place Market
personal informationJake CoryellAddress313 14th St S.Fargo, ND 58103Emailjake.coryell@my.ndsu.eduPhone(612) 559-5437HometownZimmerman, Minnesota“My time spent at <strong>NDSU</strong> has been quite the journey but has been filled with many memorableexperiences! <strong>NDSU</strong> has blessed me with opportunities, friends, and most importantly adirection towards where I want to be professionally.”61
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Fresh Place Market: A Permanent Far
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abstract | intentCurrent farmers an
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introduction | project typologyTypo
Page 9 and 10: narrative | proposalThe duration of
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Page 13 and 14: major project elementsShelterBased
Page 15 and 16: literature review | farmer’s mark
Page 17 and 18: “A good public space builds a pla
Page 19 and 20: esearch methodologyImproving attend
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Page 23 and 24: conducted surveyUtilization of the
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Page 29 and 30: thesis goalspersonalA personal goal
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Page 35 and 36: site inventory & analysisThis site
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Page 49 and 50: vendor access | final designOn mark
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