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Westlake City Community Park

By triplec96 | L Pocket Park Design | 2015 National High School Architecture Competition
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05/19/15
Here is a full isometric view of the park. You can see how the space flows, and just how pretty and non-urban the area is. It truly is nothing like the images I showed in an early slide of this current area of Crocker Park. You can also see the hill really well in the background, which provides another place that recreation can take place, from working out in coordination to the local gym on it to sledding on it in the winter.

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Comments

I love your design, it's very different from a lot of the ones I have seen so far. I like that fact that you included some kind of enclosed building. It gives it a sort of recreational townsquare vibe. The only thing I might worry about is the safety of the topography. I'd be worried if my kids tried to climb up that grass hill. But other than that your final design looks great!

By snailwhales, Student at 09:38 pm, 21 May 2015