Figure 18: Site plan showing existing conditions and surrounding building types.
Figure 19: Site plan identifying large existing trees.
Figure 20: Site plan showing levels and topography of the park.
Figure 21: Site plan showing formal and informal circulation patterns.
Figure 22: Site plan showing sun / shade patterns at the park at different times of the day.
Figure 23: Site plan showing an evaluation of existing physical conditions.
Figure 24: Observational mapping plan recording density, location, and age groups of users.
Figure 28: Summary of interviews conducted with stakeholders.
Figure 29: View of sculpture platform and outdoor performance space looking east.
Figure 30: Detail of stair and sculpture platform.
Figure 31: View of sculpture platform and outdoor performance space.
Figure 33: View of pathway showing restored original flagstone paving.
Figure 37: Southern gate of the park leads to the National Gallery extension building.
Figure 25: Observational mapping synthesis plan summarizing density and location of users at different times of the day.
Figure 26: Observational mapping synthesis plan summarizing density and location of users at different times of the day.
Figure 27: Observational mapping plan summarizing density and location of users according to age group.
Figure 32: Stone grill covers are placed above two collection points connected to an underground reservoir. (photo by Basma Abdallah)
Figure 34: Water conserving plant displays integrated with previously planted trees. Yarrow (Achillea millefolium) and Lion's Ear (Leonotis leonurus) trees are visible in the foreground.
Figure 35: Existing mature Cypress tree (Cupressus sempervirens) bordered by inorganic local mulch known as "tuf" stone.
Figure 36: Mature Plane Tree (Platanus orientalis) was integrated into a planter between two entry gates.