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BA Year 2 Semester 1: Urban Design Project
from Garrard, Wil
Sensory Gardens
Our first concept was to reinvigorate the Fabric District with minimal disruption. We wanted to re-use as many buildings as we could to keep the theme of pragmatic development. We added pocket gardens all throughout the site making sure everyone was within eyesight of each other. We designed gardens, a contemplation zone, an indoor garden, allotments, and the central hub. In order for every site to be accessible we pedestrianized the whole district, allowing visitors to move freely in and out of each destination.
I developed and expanded my own design. The space was originally a car park, as a group, we turned it into the Fabric’s central hub and I further developed this concept by providing a place for escape and enjoyment. I have added an auditorium as a form of entertainment, with an accessible area for people to contemplate and relax. The sensory gardens will provide stimuli for all the senses, taste, sight, smell and touch.


