Franc Obguia

advisor

Cebu Institute of Technology – University (CIT-U), College of Engineering and Architecture, Cebu City

Philippines

Architecture and Sustainability more

The park design concept seamlessly integrates the natural fluidity of oval shapes, fostering a sense of harmony with the surrounding landscape. The clever use of the circle created from the four site points ensures the design flows effortlessly while maintaining an ordered, structured approach. The combination of the oval and circle shapes effectively divides the park into functional zones, promoting a balanced relationship between aesthetics and practicality.

Your emphasis on inclusivity—creating a space that caters to a wide range of users from children to the elderly, and even differently-abled individuals—is highly commendable. The design tackles the issue of unmanaged vacant spaces, transforming them into dynamic and accessible community hubs. This approach encourages active engagement, turning underutilized areas into vibrant and inviting spaces for social interaction and recreation.

For further refinement, a more detailed breakdown of the specific activities and how they relate to different sections of the park would help clarify how the spaces cater to various needs and foster greater community participation.

The renders are solid, though there is potential to bring them to life even more. Adding people to the visuals—actively enjoying the space—would enhance the realism and make the project feel more vibrant and engaging. It would truly showcase the impact of the space on the community.

Overall, this project demonstrates a thoughtful, well-rounded approach to creating an inclusive, engaging, and sustainable public space.

Thank you for participating, Saujan Narayan Shrestha, and contributing to Inspireli!