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By saandy | L Pocket Park Design | 2015 National High School Architecture Competition
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04/20/15
Interactive areas such as being able to draw on chalkboards is a great touch to a community pocket park as it adds additional sense of unity and warmth. It is designed mainly for the younger crowd but adults and elders can also enjoy this feature.

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Summary

Take A Book, Return A Book

Parks can be places to read, learn, dream, and share - Check out the Little Free Library project! They're popping up in communities all over the world!

What should I upload in this Brainstorm Ideas step?

Consider uploading

  • hand sketches
  • site plan drawings
  • a quick study model of all your first ideas.

You can scan these drawings or take photos of your model.

Comments

Wow this is very inspirational!!

By sushi8865, Student at 10:11 am, 06 May 2015

This is a great concept and idea for a community pocket park.

By TheWhitbeckExpe..., Student at 03:23 pm, 20 May 2015

This is something new and out of the ordinary, I really like the thought of it!

By FaithInMe, Student at 10:49 am, 27 May 2015

Park interactions such as these are great! They really are becoming more popular as community feedback and interaction are becoming more popular.

By TMallard, Educator at 06:20 am, 08 June 2015