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By sheri_e | L Pocket Park Design | 2015 National High School Architecture Competition
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05/20/15
This is a rendering from 3D Max.Although it is a little dark. Please notice the shadows from the piece and how they resemble a honey combs because the pavilion is made up of hexagons combined. Although not shown, the playground will also be made of hexagons so the park will not be caotic, but calm so the different parts fit well together. (There is a sketch of the playground in the brainstorm ideas section.)

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Comments

This is an excellent model, I wish the rest of the park was shown! I like the unique shape that you created, both in the pavements and the shading. The shade structures (honeycombs!) foster shading and sunlight at the same time, and the walkways provide circulation throughout the lot. Excellent modeling.

By timon, Student at 10:18 am, 26 May 2015