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It is really neat that you decided to keep the nature aspect of your park and include chairs that were made of stone. That will really make your park stand out!

It is really neat that you decided to keep the nature aspect of your park and include chairs that were made of stone. That will really make your park stand out!

I really like the idea of using stained glass to decorate your park instead of trees and plants. It's a nice way to be water smart while still making your park look beautiful.

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In the light of severe drought in California, I decided to create a park that provides the maximum amount of relaxation and refreshment and creates the minimum amount of wasted water. I also used different aspects of lights to make the park more unique and dynamic.

This is such a cool design! I like how you can see what is going on before you even walk inside. The shape is very unique as well. It's inviting and it really looks like a space people would enjoy spending time at. The range of materials adds a personality to the building.

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Thank you for considering the impact on the sun over a very large area of glass, through solar panels and shades you can control a large amount of insolation. Keep in mind that interior shades are not nearly as effective and exterior shading devices. It would be really great to see what a comprehensive shading strategy did to your building shape and design.

I think your hexagon locker concept is an interesting study and the more square aspect ratio would provide more individual lockers. Keep in mind however, that many things that are stored in lockers (i.e. books) are square, not to mention the hexagon only tessellates regularly until it reaches a square edge (i.e. floor, ceiling or wall). Thanks for the creative study!