Public Spaces: Park
Parks should prioritize accessibility, offering various entry points for pedestrians, cyclists, and public transport users. Design features like accessible paths, recreational spaces, and sustainable landscaping enhance user experience and promote biodiversity. Incorporating water management, wildlife habitats, and community involvement fosters ecological resilience, making parks vital urban assets that support both human well-being and environmental health.
Water Management and Ponds
Seek to create refuge for animal species
Renaturalization and Habitat Creation
Sustainable Landscaping and Biodiversity
Vegetation and Landscape Design
Water and Hygiene Facilities
Inclusive and Comfortable Seating
Picnic and Rest Areas
Designing areas that support interaction
Flexible Use and Community Engagement
Sporting and Recreational Facilities
Pedestrian and Bicycle Paths
Design accessible pedestrian routes
Wayfinding Strategies
Permeability and Accessibility from Surrounding Areas
