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The Green Park

By fsnfms | L Pocket Park Design | 2015 National High School Architecture Competition
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05/20/15
This is what it would look like when the park is placed in the site. The park is surprisingly vibrant with the daylight. Also, as I pursued to make a park that blends in with the park, I think I did outstanding job on that part. The material of the wall and the roof blends in with the surrounding. With the water fountain at the center, it gives classic look to the park as well.

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Comments

I feel that instead of having the four eating areas in the same place, having them in four different spaces would add to privacy for different groups of people. It would also lead visitors to explore the pocket park rather than staying at the very front.

By liahbean, Student at 03:23 pm, 27 May 2015

I feel that instead of having the four eating areas in the same place, having them in four different spaces would add to privacy for different groups of people. It would also lead visitors to explore the pocket park rather than staying at the very front.

By liahbean, Student at 03:29 pm, 27 May 2015