The final outcome (relative to my entry's permitted perimeter) has a total of eleven tables, five benches, two trash cans, one recycling can, a water fountain located near the play zone, a gazebo, and a bike rack. Both the trash cans and the bike rack has been strategically placed near the seating for the visitor's convenience. The structures intended to provide shade for those who rest beneath them, such as the gazebo and the slanted planes, are designed in such a way that allows water to fall off and land in the nearby plants. The planes have a slit in its lower side, while the gazebo is domed. This is just one more way my design resists taking away from the environment, by allowing water to be absorbed where it should be, in the greenery. In addition to their elaborate design, the structures are also oriented in way that provides as much shade as possible, particularly more in the evening. The materials used to build said structures, mostly consists of various kinds of concrete.