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Jellystone Park

By acarbajal | L Pocket Park Design | 2015 National High School Architecture Competition
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05/20/15
A quick overview of the park showing how I, in a simple yet effective manner, tried to fit the needs of the community and make the park coherent with it. The placement and orientation of the park's sectors was crucial as I wanted to give the kids to play and have fun while give the grown-ups to relax, and most importantly to allow the family to bond and make memories.

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Comments

I really like the shaded area that's surrounded by glass in the background but won't the glass absorb the heat and just make it hotter inside the area. I don't know man just an opinion. But it looks really good though overall.

By GGCuba, Student at 11:30 am, 22 May 2015