Rehabilitation of a park, architecture and society

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Hello dear steemians again here, bringing the best of me after a few days of absence for the platform, because I've been ful projects looking to contribute more to society.

Although I know I am a student of architecture, mother of a beautiful girl, wife and a woman as many fighters on this planet that seeks to make life more comfortable for society and their family environment, these days I have had a lot of work in the university since we are on delivery dates and because the run runs is not normal, but nevertheless I keep giving the best every day aimed at the personal evolution, today I will show you a project that I think is great, because I think that spaces of complete freedom are always needed to walk, run, breathe, meditate, converse or simply appreciate and leave the urban chaos.

This Project consists of the Rehabilitation of a Park that is super neglected in the City where I live, in this the guidelines were the following:

. Do not remove the trees that were in the land since they are part of the State's patrimony.

. The three activities that are dictated in this place (Yoga, Acrotela, Taishi) should be a priority when designing.

. Take into account the large superficial roots of the trees when placing the street furniture.

. The location of the north of the terrain would have great importance at the time of sunset.

. The busts and plates located in the park should not be removed in any way.

. Take into account the slope of the terrain.

. Take into account people with functional diversity.

This is the area that had to intervene and do their respective rehabilitation

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The concept generator or proposal to pose for this project were the roots of the trees as they are extended and reproduced along themselves, this concept can be seen reflected in the internal design of the park especially in the flow of the roads, I started with the whole plan, in this we appreciate avenues, streets and all the environment that surrounds the land. Here add color to the different species of trees, different textures to the floors and you can appreciate the road.

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Continuous with the floor plan in this we will appreciate part of the urban furniture such as: lighting benches, litter bins, pergolas, fountain, gazebos and busts. Here we can see that there is less strength in terms of color to generate greater visibility to the furniture, we also appreciate the line of the cuts.

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In the level of landscaping we appreciate the species chart that indicates each color corresponding to the type of tree or vegetation.

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We observed the cuts that were made in the floor plan, a cross section (A-A ') and a longitudinal cut (B-B') and this is the view of the cuts.

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Details of urban furniture, here we will appreciate the furniture designed especially for this project, we will have views in plan and views in elevation, an important detail is that all the planes are designed by hand nothing is digital everything is as it was done in the past old school, was the requirement of the architect.

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In contrast to the plans, the model was made completely monochromatic and with recycling materials which provided an ecological touch and generated sufficient strength and definition of what was being proposed.

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Views, here work with markers subtly applying the color, the center of attention is generated by the perspective posed in this view.

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At the end of the project I give greater importance to color because it generates strength and greater expression in the planes that was one of the demands of this work.

part of the creative process before painting.

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Content of my autoria @enma1, greetings to all those who appreciate architecture, art and good education for a society, I will continue working in originality for all.

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