The following resiliency case study is for Glendale Golf Course, located in Salt Lake City, Utah.
This process is analogous to the USGA Drought-Emergency Plan process and can, in many ways, align with such plans. For further information, please refer to the following link:
Existing Site Survey and Analysis
Hole Typology Diagrams
Hole Typology Diagrams Applied to Course
Irrigation Plan Overlay
Potential Native Areas Identified
Potential Outcomes
Resiliency Up Close
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Existing Conditions with Wall to Wall Turf and Irrigation
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Typology Applied to Help Define Out of Play Areas
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Potential Out of Play Areas Removed using Irrigation as a Guide
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Typologies and Potential Out of Play Areas Shown to Verify and Refine
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Irrigation Heads to Become Part Circles as Defined by Out of Play Areas
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Out of Play Areas as Transitioned to Native Landscape
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Irrigation Heads Within Native Areas Identified for Decommissioning
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Current Condition with Wall to Wall Turf and Irrigation
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Potential Out of Play Areas Removed using Irrigation as a Guide
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Irrigation Heads to Become Part Circles as Defined by Out of Play Areas
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Irrigation Heads within Native Areas Identified for decommissioning
Resiliency Renderings
These renderings illustrate the transition from wall to wall turf, to a more resilient approach with native areas introduced as shown in the preceding plans.
Client
The Atlas Project
Year
01/01/0001
Year
01/01/0001
Client
The Echo Project