You can even include links to a YouTube or Vimeo of a digital walk-through like this one: https://youtu.be/ncaVQ2V6XXU
Adaptive Reuse
Architects often find creative ways to reuse old structures that are no longer in use. Check out how old rail lines were adapted to create New York's High Line and Chicago's 606.
Comments
These are great designs! I would love to see what the park looks like as a whole, though, maybe a view from above?
This design is super beautiful <3 but I believe you have too many trees in the park. The park should be a little more open, it is being blocked off with a bunch of trees but at least you have a bunch of shade in your park. Also there is no place for older kids that are still young who want to play a sport in your park.
By what I've seen, this is a fantastic park. It feels open, the plants and trees go well together, and they mix into the structures of the park almost perfectly. Fantastic job!
I like your choice of vegetation, as it really compliments your park's facade and color scheme. Smart placement of tables as well, as they would cater to both those who have children with them and those who do not. The only thing I would have liked to see is more aspects of universal design, like possibly more pathways besides the one that goes from the entrance and through the planters for the sake of easing traffic on the grass as well. Overall, great job!
This is a really good design. I like the seating you implemented around the trees, as it allows the vegetation to act both as seating and for shade. There is also a good balance between structures and vegetation. Good job!
Nice job, great variety of color and textures. Also a nice blend of open and shaded spaces. Some additional pathways through the vegetative areas would help create different experiences within the park.
Comments
These are great designs! I would love to see what the park looks like as a whole, though, maybe a view from above?
Yes, I have included that now :)
This design is super beautiful <3 but I believe you have too many trees in the park. The park should be a little more open, it is being blocked off with a bunch of trees but at least you have a bunch of shade in your park. Also there is no place for older kids that are still young who want to play a sport in your park.
By what I've seen, this is a fantastic park. It feels open, the plants and trees go well together, and they mix into the structures of the park almost perfectly. Fantastic job!
I like your choice of vegetation, as it really compliments your park's facade and color scheme. Smart placement of tables as well, as they would cater to both those who have children with them and those who do not. The only thing I would have liked to see is more aspects of universal design, like possibly more pathways besides the one that goes from the entrance and through the planters for the sake of easing traffic on the grass as well. Overall, great job!
This is a really good design. I like the seating you implemented around the trees, as it allows the vegetation to act both as seating and for shade. There is also a good balance between structures and vegetation. Good job!
Nice job, great variety of color and textures. Also a nice blend of open and shaded spaces. Some additional pathways through the vegetative areas would help create different experiences within the park.