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campus401 on Mon Sep 01, 2008 5:24 pm
Two comments:
1. I realize that having more than one design option to discuss would generate a never ending exercise. But if the objective is to drastically reduce the grass, having some symmetry in the grass areas would add a look of balance to the layout.
2. I don't see how the use of the courtyard area would be increased. The relatively narrow strips of concrete between the vegatiation areas provide walking space but nothing else. Are there benches or other seating anywhere? Was having small concrete circular or randowm shaped "visiting areas" spotted in the biodynamic strips considered?
1. I realize that having more than one design option to discuss would generate a never ending exercise. But if the objective is to drastically reduce the grass, having some symmetry in the grass areas would add a look of balance to the layout.
2. I don't see how the use of the courtyard area would be increased. The relatively narrow strips of concrete between the vegatiation areas provide walking space but nothing else. Are there benches or other seating anywhere? Was having small concrete circular or randowm shaped "visiting areas" spotted in the biodynamic strips considered?
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