J. John B.ondi

land architect, bondi.j.john@gmail.com



C O L L E C T E D    W O R K S
2019 - 2025    
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     SELECTED ACADEMIC WORKS

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  _Master of Landscape Architecture + Regional Planning
      University of Pennsylvania

REMPART POPENGUINE

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700 Studio
 _Instructor: Ellen Neises
Building atop the Great Green Wall initiative that seeks to halt the expansion of the Sahara Desert and restore 100 million hectares of the African Sahel, the Dakar Greenbelt studio brings this premise of large scale ecological restoration and reconnection to the rapidly urbanizing
Senegalese capital city. Rempart Popenguine proposes a policy framework that calls for the government and private developers to fund an initiative that mitigates the damage anticipated by a new incoming port construction. 
Category
Regional Planning, Ecological Design, Academic

Industrial Anadromy

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500 Studio
 _Instructor: Yadan Luo Located on the banks of the Delaware River in
North Philadelphia, the design of this public space was heavily informed by a rich narrative of place. Artistic legacies of the shad fishery & working landscape by Thomas Eakins and others took the forefront of inspiration and formal logic of the park. A hatchery system for native, anadromous shad will be placed at the banks of their present and historical migratory route, to ensure their presence for generations to come.
Category
Ecological Design, Academic

Allegheny Aquatics

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600 Media
 _Instructor: Robert Pietrusko Rendered using dynamic mapping techniques, GIS, and animation, Alleghany Aquatics displays the process of peforming a suitability analysis across the greater Pittsburgh watershed for highest value habitat restoration areas, with Brook Trout as a charismatic indicator species of whole ecosystem health. The video explicates the RUSLE soil loss equation performed spatially in ArcGIS.
Category
Ecological Design, Academic

RIVER POINTE REIMAGINED

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600 Studio
 _Instructor: Todd Montgomery Relocalizing Lehigh imagines a future for the Lehigh Valley that leverages its unique ability for adaptive re-use into a framework based around adaptive regeneration. The Re-localizing Lehigh framework plan emphasizes the shift in the region’s agricultural output towards climate-resilient/regenerative practices, economic stimulation, intra-regional connectivity and increased food security and stability.
Category
Regional Planning, Ecological Design, Academic

DECOLONIZING LANDSCAPE

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Design Seminar 
 _Instructor: Dilip da Cunha
In this course, taught by Dilip da Cunha, students are encouraged to develop a new language for landscape that avoids the opposition / strict dichotomy between land and water. This project seeks to ivestigate the ancient body of water known as the Western Interior Seaway and explicate its role in the creation of our present condition.
Category
Academic, Landscape Theory
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J. John B.ondi