Semester Two Week Seven Part One (Urban Parks )

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Urban Parks

 

There are 3 examples of urban parks:

●     Harvard Plaza

●     Le jardin Rosa Luxembourg

●     Vilnius Plaza

 

Harvard Plaza

 

The Harvard plaza is the heart of the university which serves the beautiful area for sitting, for students, visitors, and community. This sustainable design has a rich and glorious social space for the public.

 

This plaza is a combo of many campuses like farmers market, food products,performances and formal gatherings. In the case of stability, the remnant material of wood makes the top role in construction of a project.




Le jardin Rosa Luxembourg


This is a great and peaceful garden having vegetation bordering. It is separated by the spaces, having playgrounds and vegetated areas. It’s a relaxing place for the bustle of the city.

 

This site also has a rest area where you can order, a pleasant bar to welcome you, and a big terrace. This also has a space outside and the running site along the railway. 




Vilnius Plaza

 

The site of Vilnius Plaza is a beautiful area which provides the seats for the public, which have the glorious combination of colours, strips, and their illusion, making the Vilnius Plaza site more lightning.

 

This site is a mixed use development located in  Lithuania’s city.

The area makes a visually enjoyable link across the Nerris River to the Gediminas Castle Tower. 





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