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.
I like the overall design of the park. The only thing I would think about is what use can come from the brown area surrounding the park? Will you put grass there, or would there be plants there? It seems to be a waste just leaving the surrounding area dirt. Aside from that, the actual park is very good. Anyone who goes there is sure to be at peace.
The simplification of design is definitely magnetic, good job! I too, alongside I'm-a-CD, question the land use around the rotunda-like structure. What can you incorporate that can possibly give back to the environment? Otherwise nice park!
I think you've achieved an aesthetically pleasing park that maintained simplicity beautifully. Although one concern is exactly how one enters the park from both entrances in relation to the site you used. From the renderings you've provided in develop solutions it is hard to understand this, a site plan of the overall park can help describe this.
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mmmm. nice and [simple](cntrb)
I like the overall design of the park. The only thing I would think about is what use can come from the brown area surrounding the park? Will you put grass there, or would there be plants there? It seems to be a waste just leaving the surrounding area dirt. Aside from that, the actual park is very good. Anyone who goes there is sure to be at peace.
Very simple and nice. Fits well for the general area and Las Vegas.
The simplification of design is definitely magnetic, good job! I too, alongside I'm-a-CD, question the land use around the rotunda-like structure. What can you incorporate that can possibly give back to the environment? Otherwise nice park!
The park is simple but it definitely looks great. With the busy surrounding, a nice place with trees and vegetation is definitely attractive.
I think you've achieved an aesthetically pleasing park that maintained simplicity beautifully. Although one concern is exactly how one enters the park from both entrances in relation to the site you used. From the renderings you've provided in develop solutions it is hard to understand this, a site plan of the overall park can help describe this.