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Spanish Valley Park

By M.Z.Z | L Pocket Park Design | 2015 National High School Architecture Competition
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05/19/15
This image shows the middle section of my park which is where the big round planter is located. The planter's diameter is about 7' 4" and has plenty of room for plants to grow. The material I used for the planter is stone as well as for the floor and the star design on the ground.

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Comments

I like how you incorporated the stone walkways into the design. It offers a more natural look while still being modern.

By Scxtt, Student at 09:53 am, 22 May 2015

The design on the concrete is really innovative.

By Lizeth123, Student at 01:39 pm, 22 May 2015

The pathways are nicely done. The use of circles would lead to interaction; however, I would have prefered a main path at went to the center. Individuals who visit the park would have to walk through other elements of the park to reach the main area of your park.

By liahbean, Student at 02:56 pm, 22 May 2015

I love how your brainstorm ideas really incorporated with your design. You knew what you wanted to create and made it real in REVIT. You did a great job at building up to your final design.

By snailwhales, Student at 06:52 pm, 22 May 2015