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The Green Park

By fsnfms | L Pocket Park Design | 2015 National High School Architecture Competition
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05/19/15
The floor plan is very simple and that is what I wanted to be. Four 20'x20' eating area will serve all the residents around the park. Additional trees will provide extra shading and lowering the temperature of the park. A water fountain in the center north of the park is there to give more accent to the park instead of plain green grass all over the park.

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Comments

Maybe you should label some areas of the park, as it could be easier for others to understand what you are trying to display here.

By Elsword, Student at 02:07 pm, 27 May 2015

The park is simple and nice labels would be helpful but it is fine the way it is. The design looks very family friendly and is meets the objective you were going for. The park is an overall success in terms of it family friendly, meeting the local areas needs, and provides very good shading which is much need in the summer time. Good Job!

By Base Offest, Student at 02:43 pm, 27 May 2015