Landscape Architecture THESIS - Posathorn Laisuwanchai by Mixx Laisuwanchai

QUARRY DEVELOPMENT FOR ADVENTURE TOURISM AND RECREATION BURIRAM SPORT TOURISM CITY POSATHORN LAISUWANCHAI

I INTRODUCTION

III

BURIRAM GROWTH URBAN STUDY

SITE ANALYSIS

RECLAMATION STRATEGIES

V USER & PROGRAM ANALYSIS

VI DESIGN & DEVELOPMENT

I INTRODUCTION Rock Industries Source Growing of the City Statistics Comparing

Buriram Silachai Go-kart area : 90 rai

SITE : Quarry area 437 rai

Landholder : Silachai Buriram 1991 Co.,Ltd. Termination : September 3rd 2019

Buriram United i-mobile stadium area : 188 rai Buriram Chang International Curcuit area : 685 rai

ROCK INDUSTRIES SOURCE IN THAILAND 20,399 rai

Rock Industries Source Area

5,501 rai

NORTH

118

45,394 rai

26,990 rai

NORTHEAST

43,110 rai

CENTRAL

26,990 rai

SOUTH

20,399 rai

EAST

5,501 rai

total

318

141,394 rai

43,110 rai 45,394 rai

Rock Industries Source Area in BURIRAM total is 4,150 rai from NORTHEAST total area 43,110 rai also BURIRAM is 3rd Industries Source area in NORTHEAST source area

NORTHEAST

Amount

Area(rai)

Khon Kaen

3,713

Chai ya poom

3,580

Nakorn Ratcha Si Ma

1,750

Buriram

4,150

Lei

2,919

Sri Sa Ket

2,581

Surin

8,180

Nong Kai

150

1,511

Udonthani

1,466

Ubonrajathani

13,110

Nong Bua Lumpo

Quantity of Mineral Deposit Source in NORTHEAST Basalt

11,393,023

Limestone

7,181,265

Rocksalt

1,359,493

Iron Marble

421,297 45,000 Unit : Metric Tons

100km

1969 (2512B.E.)

1996 (2539B.E.)

2010 (2553B.E.)

FUTURE

AMPHOE MUANG BURIRAM MACRO SCALE

distance from Tambon NAI MUANG is around 2.5 km

SITE

Amphoe Muang Buriram is the capital district of Buriram Province, northeastern Thailand. The district is subdivided into 19 subdistricts (tambon), which are further subdivided into 320 villages (muban). The town (thesaban mueang) Buriram covers the whole tambon Nai Mueang. There are also 18 Tambon administrative organizations.

radius ius = 5km

Building and Communities Industries Dry Dipterocarp Forest Agriculture Reservoir

5 km

BASALT INDUSTRIES SOURCE IN AMPHOE MUANG BURIRAM Basalt Industries Source in Amphoe Muang Buriram area is 42,950 rai or 68.72 km2 Amphoe Muang Buriram area is 388,437.5 rai or 621.5 km2 Basalt Industries Source is 12 % of Amphoe Muang Buriram

AMPHOE MUANG BURIRAM 388,437 rai

SITE

12%

BASALT SOURCES 42,950 rai

Basalt Sources Building and Communities Industries Dry Dipterocarp Forest Agriculture Reservoir

5 km

MINING AND QUARYING AREA IN AMPHOE MUANG BURIRAM UNDER CONCESSION BY GOVERNMENT

LandHolder : Silachai Buriram 1991 Co,Ltd. Start Date : September 4th 1996 Area : 211 rai LandHolder : Nisit Sawad Co,Ltd. Start Date : December 19th 1996 Area : 61 rai

LandHolder : Hin Rat Co,Ltd. Start Date : December 17th 1996 Area : 217 rai

LandHolder : Hin Pet Co,Ltd. Start Date : July 20th 2000 Area : 114 rai

LandHolder : Buriram Nawarat Co,Ltd. Start Date : December 17th 1996 Area : 110 rai

LandHolder : Hin Pet Co,Ltd. Start Date : July 20th 2000 Area : 114 rai

LandHolder : Hin Pet Co,Ltd. Start Date : December 21st 2000 Area : 227 rai LandHolder : Hin Buriram Co,Ltd. Start Date : March 10th 1997 Area : 212 rai LandHolder : Kritch Mechai Co,Ltd. Start Date : September 28th 1998 Area : 34 rai

Mining and Quarrying Basalt Sources Building and Communities Industries Dry Dipterocarp Forest Agriculture Reservoir

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BURIRAM HYDROLOGICAL

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Topography of Buriram province. South province boundaries are San kamphaeng mountain range. So it is high the south slope to the north. Orientation and direction of water flow in the river in Buriram. It is in line from south to north.

Channel Flow Mining and Quarrying Building and Communities

Huai Chorakhe Mak lat ai Ta

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Industries Dry Dipterocarp Forest Agriculture Reservoir

Huai Talat 5 km

BURIRAM WATER USE CAPACITY Buriram have 12 water supply source of water production is the most office supply is Huai Chorakhe Mak water reservoir located at the very Tambon Ban Bua District Buriram. With a total capacity of 11,797,278 cubic meters, totaling 34,660 individual water users. Buriram province A total of 10 sub-basin catchment basin to the present, has a total of 933.45 million cubic meters. But the analysis Buriram demand for water quantity total number of 1010.44 to 1157.95 million cubic meters. The lack of water is about 72.99 to 224.6 million cubic meters.

BURIRAM Water use Demand 1010.44 - 1157.95 Million Cubic Meters

SITE

Water Lack Quantity 72.99 - 224.6 Million Cubic Meters

BURIRAM Water Supply Source 933.45 Million Cubic Meters

Huai Chorakhe Mak area : 7,900 rai capacity : 27.2 million cubic meters

2012 = 1277.40mm

Rainfall (mm/year)

350

290.70

300 240.80

250

Huai Chorakhe Mak

2013 = 1288.10mm

348.40

228.10

253.80

225.10

200 171.80

136.70

150 104.20

Huai Talat

Huai Talat area : 8,400 rai capacity : 27.8 million cubic meters

90.80

144.80

100

63.50 00.00 5.80

67.30

11.10 3.10

0.20

72.40

12.40

19.30

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Month JAN

FEB

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT

NOV

DEC

5 km

ที่มา : กลุมวิเคราะหสภาพการใชที่ดิน กองนโยบายและแผนการใชที่ดิน กรมพัฒนาที่ดิน TOTAL AREA : 437,807 rai 14.7% of BURIRAM PROVINCE

2000 ( 2543 B.E.)

5 4

Mining and Quarrying

Community and Building 3 2 1

Water Forestry

Agriculture

Community and Building Mining and Quarrying Agriculture

2006 ( 2549 B.E.)

(1.52%)

(3.42%)

Mining and Quarrying

Community and Building

(3.87%)

(10.42%)

(79.93%)

14,975 rai 6,663 rai 350,245 rai

Water Forestry

Agriculture

Community and Building Mining and Quarrying Agriculture

2011 ( 2554 B.E.)

(1.64%)

Mining and Quarrying

(3.71%)

(3.94%)

Community and Building

(9.92%)

(75.94%)

16,250 rai 7,203 rai 332,476 rai

Water

Forestry

Agriculture

Community and Building Mining and Quarrying Agriculture

(1.59%) (4.22%) (5.28%) (9.54%) (72.28%)

23,125 rai 6,973 rai 316,464 rai

Forestry

45,567 rai

Forestry

43,458 rai

Forestry

41,788 rai

Water

16,983 rai

Water

17,275 rai

Water

18,465 rai

AMPHOE MUANG BURIRAM : Landuse Statistics This graph shows about Statistics changing of Landuse in only Amphoe Muang Buriram. A process by which human activities transform the landscape. Some areas , especially in the city , it is an industrial area . This generally is continuous with the agriculture industry . However, each type of land use is a problem varies . This requires solutions to each problem . The growth rate of the city is increas ing . From Tourism Sports factors that come in past few years .

ที่มา : สำนักงานการคลัง จังหวัดบุรีรัมย

The amount of Tourism in Buriram

53.76%

Persons

GPP : Gross Provincial Product

1,186,759

Million Thai Baht

1,200,000 1,077,084 1,000,000

10,000

95,158

897,452

889,560

908,218

936,228

2010 (2553 B.E.)

2011 (2554 B.E.)

792,050

800,000

600,000

8,000

73,279 67,353

61,912 6,000

53,711

2008 (2551 B.E.)

2009 (2552 B.E.)

2012 (2555 B.E.)

2013 (2556 B.E.)

Revenue from Travel Tourism in Buriram

B 100.84%

Million Thai Baht

47,405

44,785

Year 2007 (2550 B.E.)

1,659.79

1,800

4,000

1,600

1,406.93

1,400

1,148.28

1,200

2,000

958.26

1,000

1,035.87

984.44 808.48

800

Year 2007 (2550 B.E.)

2008 (2551 B.E.)

2009 (2552 B.E.)

2010 (2553 B.E.)

2011 (2554 B.E.)

2012 (2555 B.E.)

2013 (2556 B.E.)

Year 2007 (2550 B.E.)

2008 (2551 B.E.)

2009 (2552 B.E.)

2010 (2553 B.E.)

2011 (2554 B.E.)

2012 (2555 B.E.)

Tourism in Buriram

2013 (2556 B.E.)

31.63%

16.36%

13.82%

12.24%

5.70%

5.63%

4.08%

3.33%

2.06%

1.78%

Agriculture

Education

Industrial

Wholesale and Retail Trade

Financial

Real estate, Business activities

Public Administration

Construction

Health and Social work

Transport and Communications

1.41%

1.30%

1.01%

The number of tourists who travel the route in the past, quite a few. Because of accessibility on transportation routes. The tourist attractions of the province is for education, tourism and historical information. Not as recognizable as tourist attractions and far apart, but current projects are about developed transport links of attractions to help accessibility for tourism.

Revenue from Hotels and Restaurants in Buriram 145 152

2008

162

2009

193

2010 Private Household

Hotels and Restaurants

GPP : Gross Provincial Product Gross Provincial Product is defined as the market value of the unduplicate total of goods and services produced in a given period of time (usually a year) , by the factors of production which are resident in a particular economy. In other words, G.P.P. is the sum of what accrues to the various factors of production resident in a giving economy for their part in the productive process which leads to the final market value of a good or services.

B 37.5%

Year

2007

Utilities

2013 (2556 B.E.)

204

2011 2012

215

2013

232 0

100

Hotels and Restaurants in Buriram

150

200

250

Million Thai Baht

There are a number of hotels and restaurants to accommodate more tourists from growing in the province. The amount of economic income of hotels and restaurants with higher doses followed.

II BURIRAM GROWTH URBAN STUDIES Urban Studies Urban Flow

Chiang Mai

Mae Sot Phitsanulok Buriram

50 minutes

Nakhon Ratchasima 226

Buriram 226

Surin

Nakhon Si Thammarat

Phuket

218

Chumphon

Hat Yai

4hr 56min 393 km

348

By Airplane

1 3486 9 3395 359

Bangkok

304 314

5hr 27min 414 km

- Passenger Car From Bangkok Saraburi Motor way troll road

Nakhon Ratchasima 2

From Bangkok Express way

Chachoengsao 314

Buriram 24

Prachinburi

359

3395

218

Sakaeo

Buriram 348

- Bus Service From Bangkok ( Sout Transportation ) to Buriram line everyday - Train Bangkok to Ubon Ratchathani line Bangkok to Surin line Nakhon Ratchasima to Ubon Ratchathani line - Airplane By Airplane to Buriram Bangkok / Chiang Mai / Chumphon / Hat Yai / Mae Sot / Nakhon Si Thammarat / Phitsanulok / Phuket

Transportation

218

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Thani Alley

Path No.288

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Path No.2386

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Path No.218

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Motorway No.219

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Sunthon Thep rd.

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Path No.226

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Main Path

Minor Path

Sub Path

IMAGE OF THE CITY : Path

2km

1km

SITE Community Area Housing Area Village Area Government Institutions Area Indutrial Area Dipterocarp Forest Area Agriculture Area Railway Main Path Minor Path Sub Path

Landuse Classification

2km

1km

2002 (2545 B.E.) Buriram Cultural Center

Buriram Pittayakhom School

Buriram Rajabphat University

The City Pillar Shrine Pra Aram Lhuang Temple Buriram Central Hall Romburi Park Chaloem Phrakiat Rama 1 Park

The Monument of King Rama 1 Big C Buriram

Buriram College of Agriculture and Technology

SITE

Stadium Node

Khao Kradong Stadium

Recreation Node Ecotourism Node

Pra Supatra Bopit

Commercial Node Historical Node Government Institutions Node Education Node

Khao Kradong National Park

IMAGE OF THE CITY : Node

Religion Node

2km

1km

2015 (2558 B.E.)

Night BaZaar Market

Buriram Pittayakhom School

Buriram Cultural Center Buriram Rajabphat University

The City Pillar Shrine

Taweekit Shopping Mall

Pra Aram Lhuang Temple Tourism Center Lively Market

Romburi Park Chaloem Phrakiat Rama 1 Park

The Monument of King Rama 1

Buriram College of Agriculture and Technology

Big C Buriram Makro Buriram

Buriram Silachai Go-kart

Robinson

SITE New i-mobile Stadium (buriram united)

Sports Tourism Node Stadium Node

Chang International Curcuit by buriram united

Ecotourism Node

Khao Kradong Stadium Pra Supatra Bopit

Recreation Node

Buriram Central Hall(new)

Commercial Node Historical Node Government Institutions Node Education Node

Khao Kradong National Park

IMAGE OF THE CITY : Node

Religion Node

2km

1km

PARK RADIUS OF SERVICE

Buriram Pittayakhom Stadium Buriram Rajabphat Stadium

PARK TYPES

AREAS / POPULATION

RADIUS OF SERVICE

neighborhood park

12.5 rai / 1,000 population

300-500 m. (5-10mins walk)

community park

2 rai / 1,000 population

1-2.5 km. (30mins walk)

district park

1.5 rai / 1,000 population

5-6 km.

city park

more than 100 rai

regional park

more than 200 rai

radius 500 m. PARK IN AMPHOE MUANG BURIRAM

Romburi Park Chaloem Phrakiat Rama 1 Park

ROMBURI PARK area : 8 rai

CHALOEM PRAKIAT RAMA I PARK area : 27 rai

SITTING / PASSIVE CYCLING JOGGING TRACK POND RECREATION OUTDOOR FITNESS

radius 2 km.

INDOOR GYM

SITE

MULTI-PURPOSE LAWN PLAYGROUND EVENT AREA SOCCER PARKING

PUBLIC STADIUM IN AMPHOE MUANG BURIRAM

Khao Kradong Stadium BURIRAM RAJABPHAT STADIUM

KHAO KRADONG STADIUM

BURIRAM PITTAYAKHOM STADIUM

SITTING / PASSIVE JOGGING TRACK SOCCER TENNIS BASKETBALL VOLLEYBALL GRAND STAND

IMAGE OF THE CITY : Recreation and Stadium Node

2km

1km

FUTURE

Sports Tourism Node

Green Golf Course The future development of the project is to turned abandoned mine nearby into golf course. At present, the mine has been closed. But over the full concession on terminated date is 2017 (2560BE.) expect that after terminated date will start this green golf course by original landholder.

SITE

IMAGE OF THE CITY : Node

2km

1km

2015 (2558 B.E.)

New i-mobile Stadium (buriram united)

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New i-mobile Stadium is a 32,600 seat football stadium in Buriram, Thailand. The stadium is the home of Thailandâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s 2011 and 2013 treble champions, Buriram United. The i-mobile Stadium is the largest club-owned football stadium in Thailand.

Chang International Curcuit by burram united

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New i-mobile Stadium (buriram united)

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The Chang International Circuit is a motorsport race track in Buriram, Thailand. The circuit was opened in 2014. This is the first FIA Grade 1 and FIM Grade A circuit in Thailand.

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Chang International Curcuit by buriram united

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Khao Kradong Forest Park

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Khao Kradong Forest Park

Khao Kradong Forest Park is a forest park in Buriram Province. The site of the park is a former volcano. Near the top of the volcano is the Suphatthara Bophit Buddha image.

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IMAGE OF THE CITY : Landmark

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1km

2016 (2559 B.E.)

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Buriram Castle Avenue

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Further developing the Buriram United, I-Mobile, and Chang International Circuit complex, a new shopping centre come outdoor market is being built in that area. It is to be called â&#x20AC;&#x153;Buriram Castleâ&#x20AC;? with area of 60 rai. Reportedly being set in a curved shape and having paths lined with palm trees and water features are to be part of the design.

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BURIRAM CASTLE LIFESTYLE AVENUE

IMAGE OF THE CITY : Landmark

2km

1km

TOURISTS ATTRRACTION

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Pra Aram Lhuang Temple

The City Pillar Shrine

The Monument of King Rama

Buriram Castle Avenue

i-mobile stadium

Chang international Curcuit

Khao Kradong Forest Park

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Night BaZaar Market

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Lively Market

2014 (2557 B.E.) TRAVEL OBJECTIVE STATISTICS

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Travel & Relaxation

61.6%

Family/Friends Visiting

30.5%

Seminar

3.3%

Religious

1.9%

Working

1.5%

Exhibitions

0.7%

Business

0.5%

Tourists Flow

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TRAVEL ACTIVITY STATISTICS

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General Activity

42.3%

Religious Acivity

28.5%

Cultural Acivity

16.8%

Sports Watch & Play

6.2%

Recreational Activity

4.1%

Agricultural Activity

1.6%

Eco and Adventurous

0.5%

ACCESS BY

0.1% Airplane

7.7% Train

53.2%

Personal Car

39.0% Bus

TRADITIONAL EVENT

Childrenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Day

JAN

FEB

Lord Buddha Footprint Replica

MAR

Songkran Festival

APR

MAY

JUN

Buddhist Lent Period

JUL

AUG New Year Celebration

SEP

2014 USER STATICTICS

OCT

KHAO KRADONG FOREST PARK TOURISM FLOW : 424,144 : 38,558

people / year people / month

NOV

General Day : 1,500 - 2,000 people / day

Events Day

DEC

: 35,000 people / day

Event Flow

SPORT TOURISM EVENT

JAN

FEB

MAR

APR

Curcuit Race and Grand Opening

MAY Buriram United Football Match

JUN

JUL

AUG

2014 USER STATICTICS NEW I-MOBILE STADIUM TOURISM FLOW : 350,915 : 31,901

people / year people / month

SEP

General Day : 1,000 - 3,000 people / day

Events Day

OCT

: 32,500 people / day

CHANG INTERNATIONAL CURCUIT TOURISM FLOW : 141,914 : 15,768

people / year people / month

NOV

General Day : 1,000 - 3,000 people / day

Events Day

Event Flow

DEC

: 48,000 people / day 11 10 9

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SITE AREA 437 rai

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Quarry after Termintated concession has been restored to a certain degree. Abandoned and did not use the area. So it is the concept in the development of the area to be supported on the other side to accommodate the expansion and the problem of the city.

- AS A CITY SPORTS AND RECREATION AREA - AS A NEW SPORTS TOURISM ATTRACTION - AS A CATCHMENT AREA RESERVE

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IMAGE OF THE CITY : Urban Studies Summary

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BURIRAM GROWTH

MINING AND QUARRYING

SPORTS TOURISM

HEALTH

ENVIRONMENT

WATER

“Sports as a tools for local economic development”

“Sports for good health to Buriram Local People”

“The rehabilitation of Quarry for re-use and valuable benefits.”

“Quarry Increase water retention areas within Buriram.”

Investment in sports tourism and are looking for business a lot. The creation of other facilities to support the use of tourists. As investors, hotel, food court mall. Service Industry Deposit products.

Meanwhile, the sport will become a symbol of Buriram, but Sport Tourism in the level of mass scale does not support local sports for local people as well.

At the end of Quarry concession and subsequent reconstruction. Abandoned and has not been utilized. Depending on the needs of the host com munity in development.

Quarry areas that has closing operations to be conducted. A catchment area to reserve during the dry season. This will help alleviate the suffering of farmers nationwide.

FACTORS AND DEVELOPMENT POLICY

A NEW MODEL OF TOURISM Currently, tourism management to special interests. With a variety of different formats, each response to the special interests of different tourists.

HEALTH AND SPORT TOURISM

HEALTH TOURISM

SPORT TOURISM

ADVENTURE TOURISM

‘Tourism in conjunction with the health care of the tourists.’

‘Travel which involves observing or participating in a sporting event.’

‘Another subsidiary is another form of sports tourism. But in addition to focusing on physical health, but also focuses on activities such as the excitement.’

- Tourism for the treatment of travelers.

- Tourism for get healthy from playing sports.

- Tourism to restore the health of travelers.

- Tourism for playing sports as a competition.

- EXTREME OR ADVENTURE ACTIVITIES - EXTREME OR ADVENTURE SPORTS

- In order to maintain the health, tourism, tourists, already good even better.

- Travel to sporting events.

Climbing, rappelling and rafting. etc.

SPORTS TOURISM

What is Sport Tourism? Sports Tourism is defined as a specific travel outside of the usual environment for either passive or active involvement in competitive sport where sport is the prime motivational reason for travel and the touristic or leisure element may act to reinforce the overall experience. refers to travel which involves either observing or participating in a sporting event staying apart from their usual environ ment. Sport tourism is a fast-growing sector of the global travel industry

LANDHOLDER SILACHAI BURIRAM 1991 CO.,LTD

PRIVATE COMPANIES

owner BURIRAM UNITED CO.,LTD

sponsorship THE RED BULL BEVERAGE CO.LTD Red Bull have used sports sponsorship to place their brand at the forefront of the energy drink market. As a completely new drink - carbonated energy drink, they had to distinguish themselves. They did this through acquiring rights, teams and unique properties, aswell as distributing at a 'grassroots level' This ensures a popular, trendy perception and an organic maturity.

GOVERNMENT supporter BURIRAM TOWN MUNICIPALITY Buriram Tourism and Sports

Owner

MAINTAINING AND RESTORING THE ENVIRONMENT

MAKE THE ABANDONED SPACES BECOME UTILIZATION SPACES

THE GROWTH OF A SUSTAINABLE SOCIETY

TOURISTS AND STAKEHOLDERS SATISFACTION

ENVIRONMENT

DESIGN RESPONSE SOCIAL ECONOMICS

BALANCED TOURISM INCREASING TOURISM IN LOW SEASOM

PROVINCIAL REVENUES AND REVENUE INCREASING OPERATERS

REVENUE DISTRIBUTIONS TO LOCAL

Goal and Purposes

III SITE ANALYSIS Site History Accessibility Surrounding Existing Visual Geology Topography Hydrology Hillshade Site Problems

1976 (2519 B.E.)

1986 (2529 B.E.)

Mining and Quarrying

2002 (2545 B.E.)

2014 (2557 B.E.)

Mining and Quarrying

Abandon area

Dry dipterocarp Forest

Agriculture Agriculture

Dry dipterocarp Forest Dry dipterocarp Forest

As Agriculture is the main economy in Buriram. Agriculture area has spread to all over the area in Amphoe Muang Buriram. This area which has agriculture area and dry dipterocarp forest also the part of main economy in Buriram at the first phase.

Site History

Started to preparing the area for mining and quarrying on this phase. Some part of the area has been dug up and the rest of the area mostly still be the same as first part. Assumed the agriculture area in Amphoe Muang Buriram began to reduced and preparing to converted to local industries instead.

The industries in Buriram become more higher . Make Agriculture reduced and converted to the local industry. The area has changed from agriculture on the north and dry dipterocarp forest area on the south into mining and quarrying area. Including some of the area around this site has changed as the same part.

Many things have changed on this terms. Buriram is growing up from new attractions â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;sport tourismâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; by builded New i-mobile stadium for soccer club named BURIRAM UNITED. The area of surrounding and on site are on mining and quarrying full swing. Mining is dug up leaving no forests or agiculture land.

1 Main Entrance from Motorway No.219

Sunthon Thep rd.

2 from Motorway No.219

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3 from Sunthon Thep rd.

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Motorway No.219 2

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1 Main Entrance from Motorway No.219 2

Accessibility

From

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from Motorway No.219 from Sunthon Thep rd.

2km

1km

SITE

1 MAIN ENTRANCE

MICRO SCALE

Accessibility for main entrance

Accessibility for service entrance

Accessibility

SERVICE ENTRANCE

N N

Agriculture Field N

Quarry under control by Somboonsuk co.ltd (Terminate)

W Fallow Land Quarry under control by Hin Rat co.ltd (Operate)

Field under Khao Kradong Forest Park

Surrounding

675

. 580 m

53 .

1,200 m. 700 m.

534 m.

22 0m

320

Site Area and Dimensions

Building Office and Structure

Overburden and Waste

1 2 3

Abandon Area

4 4

Water Area

Rock and Soil Area

Existing

Main Circulation

Sub Circulation

Not Used

Circulation

CLASSIFY BY SITEâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S CHARACTERISTIC

Gigantic Visual The views refer to the size of a giant, or to size or scope befitting a giant. exceeding the usual or unexpected.

Enclosed Visual The nature of the views that look out to find areas that are enclosed. Isolated from the surrounding area.

Open Space Visual The appearance of the view looking out to the open area. Looking to get out of sight. Usually a large area.

Panoramic Visual The view looking to any wide-angle view or representation of a physical space. A situation as if viewed from an altitude or distance.

Visual Analysis

N Gigantic Visual 1

2 1

3 4

Enclosed Visual 4

Visual Analysis

Enclosed Visual 6

2 3

Open Space Visual 7

9 9

10 6

Visual Analysis

N Panoramic Visual 11

2 3

12 11 8

Visual Analysis

Lowest Point (142-154m)

Middle Point (154-168m)

Highest Point (168-192m)

The characteristics of the area in this altitude is a basin or large holes. With the ability to store water. Rainwater from the confluence.

Mostly is a flat area and a ground segment that has not been excavated to do quarrying. Easy to access and easy to restoration on this area.

The area is in the highest position and get a good view. Can be seen in other areas on this project.

142-146 146-150 150-154 154-160 160-164 164-168 168-172 172-176 176-180 180-184 184-188 188-192 units : meters above the sea

Elevation Analysis

Slope 8 - 35 %

Slope 0 - 8 % The area with low slope or flatland and easily accessible. Bring development to facilitate activities while also easy to restore them.

0-2%

2-5%

5-8%

The area has steep slopes on one level. If the construction will have to grading and reclamation. And taking into prevent ing of erosion.

8 - 10 %

10 - 15 %

15 - 35 %

Slope 35 - 90 % The area with very steep should maintain the original vegetation and adjusted to the stability in use. With soil bioengi neering or slope protection.

35 - 45 %

45 - 70 %

70 - 90 %

units : percentage

Slope Analysis

Section A

20 m

150m above sea level

Section B

20 m

150m above sea level

Section C

20 m

150m above sea level

Section D

20 m

C 150m above sea level

Section E

20 m

E 150m above sea level

Section F

20 m

150m above sea level

Section G

20 m

150m above sea level

Topology

MUAK LEK Series : MI Top Soil

Soil Group No.47

Sub Soil

drainage : good water flow : fast seep : medium best for : dry dipterocarp forest shifting cultivation pH 5.8 pH 5.5 - 7.0

New Top Soil Compressed Top Soil Sub Soil

Compressed Soil

MUAK LEK Series : MI

drainage : good water flow : fast seep : medium best for : dry dipterocarp forest shifting cultivation pH 5.8 pH 5.5 - 7.0

Water

Dynamic Area

Sandstone

Sediment Soil Sandstone

Water pH 7.0 - 8.5 pH 8.2

Basalt

HAWAIITES BASALT Massive Structure

pH 7.0 - 8.0

Geological

N 2012 = 1277.40mm

Rainfall (mm/year)

2013 = 1288.10mm

348.40

350

290.70

300

240.80

250

228.10

253.80

225.10

200 171.80

136.70

150 104.20

50 0

90.80

144.80

100

63.50 00.00 5.80

JAN

3.10

FEB

0.20

72.40

12.40

MAR

Sheet Flow Flow Direction

Hydrology

67.30

11.10

19.30

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT

NOV

0.00

Month DEC

JANUARY

FEBUARY

MARCH

APRIL

MAY

JUNE

Rainfall : 0.00 mm 3 Water Capacity : 0 m

Rainfall : 3.20 mm 3 Water Capacity : 2,237 m

Rainfall : 11.10 mm 3 Water Capacity : 7,761 m

Rainfall : 104.20 mm 3 Water Capacity : 72,856 m

Rainfall : 136.70 mm 3 Water Capacity : 95,580 m

Rainfall : 72 mm 3 Water Capacity : 50,342 m

JULY

AUGUST

SEPTEMBER

OCTOBER

NOVEMBER

DECEMBER

Rainfall : 225.10 mm 3 Water Capacity : 157,389 m

Rainfall : 171.80 mm 3 Water Capacity : 120,122 m

Rainfall : 253.80 mm 3 Water Capacity : 177,456 m

Rainfall : 290.70 mm 3 Water Capacity : 207,662 m

Rainfall : 19.30 mm 3 Water Capacity : 13,494 m

Rainfall : 0.20 mm 3 Water Capacity : 27.97 m

Seasonal Water Level

SUMMER SEASON (Febuary - May)

8 am

1 pm

5 pm

1 pm

5 pm

1 pm

5 pm

RAIN SEASON (May - October)

8 am WINTER SEASON (October - Febuary)

8 am

Hillshade

Soil Slope Erosion

Compressed Soil (No Topsoil)

Water Area with No Edge Protection

Rock Steep Slope Erosion

Rock Surface (No Topsoil)

EROSION AREA

WATER AREA

NO TOP SOIL

DRY

Soil with slope

No Edge Protection

Undeveloped Soil

Rock with Steep slope

Water with pH 8.2

Rock Surface

No Shade Area

SITE PROBLEMS

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DRY

NO TOP SOIL

NO EDGE PROTECTION

EROSION

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Trees Growing

1-3 Year

Trees Pioneer Grass and Groundcover

Quarry Constrain

Steep Rock Surface

Slope Soil

Flatground Laterite Soil

Erosion Protection Rock Slope Erosion Rock slopes in a range of environments are among the landscape elements most sensitive to climate change, the latter affecting rock mass properties, altering slope boundary conditions, and changing geosystem configurations.

Gabion Retaining Wall

Retaining walls or stone (Toe Buttress or Retaining Wall) by using rockfill back (Backfill) or construction of a wall, lean and bottom of the cliff.

Bolting or Cable

Suspended Netting

Using devices such as Cable Bolts, Pre-stressed Cable is increasing friction with stones. So do not count on the rocks slide down.

The use of steel mesh (Steel Net) covering an area of instability. â&#x20AC;&#x2039;â&#x20AC;&#x2039; Such as cliffs rock cracks.

Reinforced Shortcrete

The use of cement or chemical filling the gaps or crevice between rocks. Prevention of erosion by using concrete.

Soil Slope Erosion

Soil erosion is a naturally occurring process on land. Contributing a amount of soil loss each year. Soil erosion may be a slow process that continues relatively unnoticed, or it may occur at an alarming rate causing serious loss of topsoil.

Live Fascine

Live fascine is the placement of bundles of branches in trenches on the streambank to reduce erosion across the bank and establish soil stability.

Live Crib Wall

The structure consists of a wooden structure shaped like a box and fill it with Soil plant material. To help secure the base of the slope stability.

Brush Layer

Place the stick to the excavated layers. Then remove branches that are laid down in the soil. Soon the branches will start off with earth and roots can grow it further.

Brush Mattress

A combination of living units that form an immediate protective surface cover. Living units use include live stakes, live fascines, and a mattress branch cover

Rock Gabion

Steel mesh that is placed in the desired fill it with rocks to bring full closure. In order to root out the rocks and soil at the rear of the structure.

Edge Protection

Pit Edge Sediment The edge area pit minining there is no security strength. The erosion of the soil, and the rubble. There should be a process to protect the edge of the pond to have a good condition and prevent the falling off of those who use.

Wooden Fence

Silt fence or brush barrier These should be installed at the toe of the slope, and steps or benches by installing wood.

Live Crib Wall

The structure consists of a wooden structure shaped like a box and fill it with Soil plant material. To help secure the base of the slope stability.

Joint Planting

Joint planting is a combination of covering a streambank with rock and live stakes.

Vegetated Rolls

Vegetated rolls are usually coconut fiber bound together these rolls may also be other materials that provide effect.

made of with twine. made of the same

Vegetated Rock Wall

A vegetated rock wall is a combination of rock and live branch cuttings used to stabilize and protect the toe of steep slopes.

WASTE STABILIZATION PONDS Waste stabilization ponds are large man-made basins in which greywater, blackwater or faecal sludge can be treated to an effluent of relatively high quality and apt for the reuse in agriculture (e.g. irrigation) or aquaculture (e.g. macrophyte or fish ponds). They are semi-centralised treatment systems combined after wastewater has been collected from toilets (see also wastewater collection and user interface) or trickling filter plants.

2 FACULTATIVE POND

1 ANAEROBIC POND

3 AEROBIC MATURATION POND

inlet

inlet linear

linear

outlet

inlet linear

outlet

0.5 - 1.5 m.

1 - 2.5 m.

sludge

2 - 5 m. sludge

Anaerobic pond convert organic carbon into methane and through this process, remove up to 50% - 85% of the BOD.

Facultative pond convert organic carbon into methane and through this process, remove up to 80% - 95% of the BOD.

Aerobic Maturation pond convert organic carbon into methane and through this process, remove up to 60% - 80% of the BOD. and pathogen removal to 90%

detention time between

1 to 7 days.

5 to 30 days.

15 to 20 days.

CONSTRUCTED WETLANDS Constructed wetlands are secondary treatment facilities for household (blackwater or greywater, in some cases also brownwater) and/or biodegradable municipal or industrial wastewater. Constructed wetlands are a treatment step of and they can even be used as a tertiary treatment system for polishing after activated sludge or trickling filter plants.

4 VERTICAL FLOW air

wetland plants

linear

drainage pipe

linear

wetland plants gravel

0.8 m.

air pipe

6 FREE WATER SURFACE

5 HORIZENTAL SUBSURFACE FLOW

TREATED WATER

inlet pipe and gravel for waste water distribution

water surface sludge

wetland plants outlet

slope 1% gravel slope 1%

rhizome network A vertical flow constructed wetland is a planted filter bed for secondary or tertiary treatment of wastewater that is drained at the bottom. Pre-treated Wastewateris poured or dosed onto the surface from above using a mechanical dosing system.

rhizome network

A horizontal subsurface flow constructed wetland is a large gravel and sand-filled basin that is planted with wetland vegetation. It is used for secondary or tertiary treatment of wastewater. Solids are removed in a primery treatment.

A free-water surface constructed wetlandis a series of flooded planted channels or basins. It aims to replicate the naturally occurring processes of a natural wetland, marsh or swamp.

CONSTRUCTED WETLANDS PLANTS ตนกก (Sedge)

หญาแฝก (Vetiver)

ตนธูปษี (Cattail)

จอก (Water lettuec)

แหน (Duckweed)

บัว (Water lilies)

Scientific name : Cyperus imbricatus Family : Cyperaceae

Scientific name : Vetiveria zizanioides (L.) Family : Poaceae

Scientific name : Typha angustifolia (L.) Family : Typhaceae

Scientific name : Pistia stratiotes (L.) Family : Araceae

Scientific name : Lemna minor (L.) Family : Lemnaceae

Scientific name : Nymphaea lotus Linn. Family : Nelumbonaceae.

WASTE WATER TREATMENT SYSTEM

V USER AND PROGRAM ANALYSIS Trend of Adventure Sports Program Analysis User Analysis Program with Phasing Functional Diagram

ADVENTURE SPORTS CRITERIA

QUARRYâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S CHARACTERISTIC

GROUND

WATER

VERTICAL

TERRAIN

GROUND GROUND AREA : 135 rai ratio is 31%

WATER WATER AREA : 103 rai ratio is 24%

VERTICAL VERTICAL AREA : 35 rai ratio is 8%

TERRAIN TERRAIN AREA : 164 rai ratio is 37%

Quarryâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Characteristic

TOP 10 MOST POPULAR

ADVENTURE SPORTS

MOUNTAIN BIKING

ROCK CLIMBING

During this sport will climb up, down or across natural rocks or artificial rock walls. They can also climb up a mountain. The aim is to reach the peak of the mountain. Some of the equipments used for climbing include harnesses, helmets, climbing rope, climbing shoes and many more.

BMX CYCLING

Bicycle motocross (BMX) has gained popularity of the years because of the action it offers. It is one of the fastest and youngest disciplines in cycling. You will need some important equipment for this sport to ensure your safety. Some of the equipment are cycling apparel, cycling gloves, helmets and protective gear.

WAKE BOARDING

TRAIL RUNNING

SNOW BOARDING

WALL CLIMBING

PAINTBALL

SKATE BOARDING

INLINE SKATING

This is an action sport that entails riding a wakeboard on the surface of a water body. This was as a result of combining techniques used in water skiing, snowboarding and surfing. A rider is towed behind a motorboat at a speed of 30 to 40km/h depending on various factors. You will need a wakeboard, skates, life vests and other equip ment to play this sport.

As the name suggests, this sport involves riding bicycles off-road on rough terrain using mountain bikes. Mountain bikes are similar to other ordinary bikes, but are built with special features to enable them perform well on rough terrain. Some of the equipment needed include cycling helmets, gloves, pump and tool kit and many more.

This sport mainly involves running and hiking on trails and is usually played in mountainous terrain. In some countries like United Kingdom and Irish Republic it is referred to as mountain or fell running. There are more trail running races organized hence showing that it is gaining popularity each day. You will need trail running shoes, hydration kit and a backpack to carry other essential items.

It is a popular winter sport where the participant descends on a slope covered with snow while on a snowboard. This is among Winter Olympic sports but most people now play it for fun too. Essential equipment for playing this game are snowboards, snowboard boots, snowboard bindings and many more. Besides, one must wear snowboard clothing.

This is a sport where participants climb up or even across an artificial wall. The walls are built like natural rock walls and it is aimed at ensuring one reaches the summit of a formation of a pre-defined route. Mostly one will use his hands and feet to climb with a rope and some safety equipment. Examples of this equipment are belay devices, climbing shoes and har nesses.

It is an extreme sport that involves the use of a number of equipment in order to play the game safely. Each player must have a marker, a mask to protect the eyes and face, paintballs and a loader to hold them in place. In addition to that, you must have barrel socks for the marker for maintaining safety outside the playing field. There are also other equipments needed depending on the type of play you settle for.

Participant mainly rides and performs tricks using a skateboard when playing this action sport. One who skateboards is called a skater or skateboarder. This sport is so popular that the number of skaters all over the world has increased tremendously. There are skateparks used by skaters to make this game more exciting. The main equipment used is a skateboard and you must have safety equipment such as a helmet and knee pads.

This sport is played all over the world by both the young and the old. This game is also called roller blading. Inline skates used for this sport usually have polyurethane wheels that are arranged in one line. Recently, manufacturers have stopped making 5 wheel designs. You must always wear protective equipment such as knee pads, elbow pads and a helmet.

MORE POPULAR ADVENTURE SPORTS IN THAILAND

WATER

KAYAKING / CANOEING

Kayaking is the use of a kayak for moving across water. It is distinguished from canoeing by the sitting position of the paddler and the number of blades on the paddle. A kayak is a low-to-the-water, canoe-like boat in which the paddler sits facing forward, legs in front, using a double-bladed paddle to pull.

DIVING

Sport Diving is an underwater sport that uses recreational open circuit scuba diving equipment and consists of a set of individual and team events conducted in a swimming pool that test the competitors' competency in recreational scuba diving tech nique.

VERTICAL

TERRAIN

ROCK CLIMBING / ABSEILING

ATV OFF-ROAD

An all-terrain vehicle (ATV), also known as a quad, quad bike, t h r e e - w h e e l four-wheeler, or quadricycle is defined by the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) as a vehicle that travels on low-pressure tires, with a seat that is straddled by the operator, along with handlebars for steering control.

OTHER ADVENTURE

MOUNTAIN BIKING

CAVE EXPLORING

Cave exploring (also known as caving or spelunking) is the art of safely moving through a natural cave to a destination and returning to the surface without hurting yourself or the cave. There is no way to learn how to explore caves without getting out of the house and getting un derground,

CANOPY ADVENTURE

A canopy tour is an established route through a wooded and often mountai landscape making primary use of zip-lines and aerial bridges between platforms built in trees.

TREKKING

Trekking is a long journey be undertaken on foot in areas where there are usually no means of transport available. Trekking is not necessarily mountaineering; it is walking for a number of days, usually on uncharted paths, in challenging environments which are likely to be hilly or mountainous.

SPORTS&RECREATION

SOCCER

VOLLEYBALL

SEPAK TAKRAW

JOGGING TRACK

SKATEBOARDING

BMX FLATLAND

AGGRESSIVE INLINE SKATING

SLALOM INLINE SKATING

WAKEBOARDING

WATER SKIING

KAYAKING

JET SKIING

ROCK CLIMBING

ABSEILING

BUNGY JUMPING

ZIP-LINING

HIGH ROPE ADVENTURE

MOUNTAIN BIKING

ATV OFF-ROAD

MOTORCROSS

BMX RACING

ZORBING

WATER

GROUND

BASKETBALL

TERRAIN

VERTICAL

WATER TUBING

MULTI PURPOSE LAWN

GROUND : SKATEBOARDING TYPE OF SKATE PARK REGIONAL SKATE PARK Regional Skateparks are the largest parks, (2,300 square meters or more), a portion of the park may be devoted to street terrain while another to bowls. Regional parks are intended to be the flagship skatepark of a region. The park may be appropriate for special skateboarding events and should be prepared for a large number of visitors. Restrooms, lights, bleacher seating, ample parking, and the support for possible concession sales should all be developed with the skatepark.

SKATE PARK FEATURES FOR REGIONAL SKATE PARK

MADE FOR SKATEBOARDING

Shallow Bowl Roll-in Wall

BMX

Egg Bowl Sloped Rail Half Pipe Incline Plans

AGGRESSIVE INLINE SKATING

High Quarter Pipe Quarter Pipe Grind Box Pyramid Fun Box

GROUND : TRACK CYCLING CORNER SECTION Blue stayer’s line seperates track for team races

Red sprinter’s line the area between the black and red lines is the optimum racing line

Finish line

12 degree banking on the straights

45 degree highest banking in the turns

Red Sprinter’s Line

12 degree banking(min)

Warm up area

STEEP TURN

GO STRAIGTH

45 degree banking(max) Optimum race line

Black line defines track length : 250m

The blue stayer’s line serves in stayer races as a separation line. In madison races the secondary teaw rider “rests” here until his partner brings him into the action

Zoom above the inside of the track is the black line - the defines the length of the track, usually 250m

The wide blue line on the inside of the track is called the cote d’azur. riders are not allowed to race here.

VELODROME TRACK A velodrome is an arena for track cycling. Modern velodromes feature steeply banked oval tracks, consisting of two 180-degree circular bends connected by two straights. The straights transition to the circular turn through a moderate easement curve. The track is measured along a line 20 cm (7.9 in) up from the bottom. Olympic and World Championship velodromes must measure 250 m.

PATRINODROME TRACK A patinodrome is an arena for inline speed skating. They are oval tracks similar to velodromes used for track cycling, but have flat straights and shallow-banked or no banked curves. They are typically outdoors or under cover with open or partial walls. Patinodromes are common in Europe, but rare in North America. A patinodrome is generally about 160m to 250m in circumference and may be surfaced with asphalt, concrete or similar material. The curves may be banked.

VELODROME TRACK FOR BICYCLING Measures at least : 250m - 450m

PATRINODROME TRACK FOR INLINE SKATING Measures at least : 160m - 250m

GROUND : BMX PUMP TRACK THE ANATOMY OF JUMPS

Smooth, rounded transitions between jumps

PUMP PUMP PUMP

Roll in

Roller / Pump bump

The approach nicest if there is a downhill with little or no pedalling.

Used to get speed without pedalling, and starts the rhythm of the line.

Table-top (has a flat top)

LAUNCH

Take-off

Set-up Jump

Landing

Small and easy jump used to gauge speed and get pump for the main jumps.

Main Jump What it all leads up to. Usually the last jump in the line will have a mellower landing to make it easier to land tricks. The others will have nicely curved and steep landings to keep pump and rhythm for the next jumps.

Double (has seperate take-off and landing ramps) Gap can be severe or smooth and rounded.

Step-up (landing is higher than take-off). Again, gap can vary.

PUMP TRACK DESIGN A pump track , a small track using as little as 3 x 9 meters of land, is a looping trail system of dirt berms and â&#x20AC;&#x153;rollersâ&#x20AC;? (smooth dirt mounds for pumping) for bicycling without the rider pedaling. The name comes from the pumping motion used by the cyclist's upper and lower body as they ride around the track. The purpose of a pump track is to use this pumping motion to maintain speed around the track without pedaling. Most pump tracks link a series of rollers to steeplybermed corners that bring cyclists back around.

LENGTH :

370m (men) 350m (women)

Steep Turn

Camel Finish Line

Berms Transition 30cm

Rollers Start Line 1 Start Line 2

WATER : WAKEBOARDING WATER CABLE SKI DESIGN SECTION Towers

Electric Engine Pulley Wheels

approximately 8 to 10 m high

Cable Pulleys Support Cable

Spring Loads

Obstacles

slope 3:1

slope 10:1

slope 3:1

8.00m

5.00m

5.40m

84.20m

slope 3:1

slope 10:1

slope 3:1

5.40m

5.00m

8.00m

WATER CABLE SKI DESIGN PLAN WATER CABLE SKI OBSTACLES

20m x 0.70m x 0.70m

60 m

m 60

9m x 1.10m

L 6m x 2.50m M 5m x 1.10m S 5m x 0.85m

3m x 2m x 0.30m

Tower Ballast Floating Launch Platform

Start

KICKER

TUBE

SPINE

21m x 1.70m x 4.80m

DOCK

18m x 1.70m x 2.40m

21m x 1.60m x 3.00m

180m

Total Lenght 600m - 900m

Loop Cable System

Typical Floating Obstacle

AFRAME BOX

STEP UP BOX WALL 20m x 1.70m

18m x 1.70m

20m x 1.50m

RAINBOW WALL 13m x 1.20m

20m x 1.50m

Walkway Driveway ROOF 20m x 1.70m m 60

60 m

AFRAME 20m x 0.50m

RAINBOW

UP RAIL 20m x 0.75m

STEP UP

STRAIGHT

FLAT BAR

TAXI

TERRAIN : MOUNTAIN BIKE CASUAL DIFFICULTY

INTERMEDIATE DIFFICULTY

White Circle

A-3

A-4

B-4

B-1

Green Circle

B-3 0-10%

10-30%

180cm or more

90cm or more Slightly inclined slope uses trail crowns to reduce trail deterioration. The wood logs also performs as a barrier preventing erosion from run-off. The drainage ditch along the inner side of a trail is relatively shallow to handle slow moving run-off. Suitable for casual and some exercise for every types of users mainly for sight-seeing and endurance bicycling. The surface uses soil cement as primary material that is cheap and can be constructed easily.

Flat Tracks with minimal slope are located along areas surrounding the lake and processing plants providing recreational landscape for casual bicycling suitable for all genders and age groups. The durable asphalt surface are made in order to accommodate vehicles ranging from cars to construction machines during development phase.

EXPERIENCED DIFFICULTY

PROFESSIONAL DIFFICULTY

Blue Square

A-1

A-2

B-3

B-2

Black Diamond

30-50%

More than 50%

60cm or more

30cm or more

At 30-50% slope with 3/4 bench trail profile, the trail are suitable for experienced mountain bikers that demands some excitement. The deeper drainage ditch incorporate with trail crowns preserves the trail surface while rerouting the run-off over designated restoration areas. Crushed stones, shale and granite granules are used as trail surface to prevent over vegetation. Culverts and waterbars are also used to aid with drainage.

TREAD/TRAIL SURFACE TREATMENT

TRAIL STEPS & LADDERS

A-1 Crushed Stones

B-1

Boulder Steps

Extreme trail slope at 50% or more, these particular trails are located along the depleted tin mining areas where the mining landscape had been transformed. Due to the extreme angle, geotextile barrier had been used to secure the trail surface while provide the slope some retention. The wide drainage ditch and larger culverts and waterbars stabilizes the slope and trail surface.

A-2 Basalt Rock Surface

B-2

Plank Steps

A-3 Asphalt Surface

B-3

Ramped Steps

A-4 Soil Cement

B-4

Log Steps

SPORTS & RECREATION ZONE

WELCOME AREA

ADVENTURE SPORTS ZONE

3,200 sq.m.

5,040 sq.m.

8,000 sq.m.

1,200

800

Indoor Sports Outdoor Fitness Soccer Field Volleyball Field Basketball Field Sepak Takraw Field Jogging Track Bicycle Loop

TERRAIN

WELCOME AREA

SPORTS

2,000

4,000

Track 24,000 sq.m.

240

3,400

Track 24,000 sq.m.

Track 16,000 sq.m.

ADVENTURE SPORTS TERRAIN

WELCOME TOTAL AREA : 14 rai

1,400

RETAIL REST & RELAXATION

3,200 sq.m.

RECREATION

1,600

6,400 sq.m.

1,600

400

160

800

320

960

2,000

TERRAIN TOTAL AREA : 64 rai VERTICAL

RELAXATION TOTAL AREA : 7 rai 2,400 sq.m.

2,400 sq.m.

800

400

1,000

320

160

800

EDUCATION AND TRAINING 7,200 sq.m.

400

800

1,600

1,200

1,600 3,200 sq.m.

400

500

SPORTS TOTAL AREA : 24 rai

5,600 sq.m.

2,400 sq.m.

EDUCATION CENTER

RECREATION TOTAL AREA : 31 rai

400

320

800

EDUCATION TOTAL AREA : 9 rai

2,400 sq.m.

30,400 sq.m.

800

3,200 sq.m.

500

800

1,600

400

800

400

60,000 sq.m.

MEMBERSHIP CLUB TOTAL AREA : 7 rai

32,000 sq.m. ACCOMMODATION ACCOMMODATION

3,200 sq.m. 800

Reservoir 30,400 sq.m.

3,200 sq.m.

1,600

WATER TOTAL AREA : 94 rai

400

GROUND

ACCOMMODATION TOTAL AREA : 5 rai

2,500

SEVICE TOTAL AREA : 51 rai

500

1.5 rai 0.5 rai 0.3 rai

Learning Center Information Center Exhibition Area

4 rai 0.5 rai 1 rai

MEMBERSHIP & ATHLETE CLUB 1 rai 0.5 rai 2 rai 0.3 rai

Lobby Welcome Area Members Club Area Restaurants

2 rai 0.5 rai 1 rai 0.5 rai

Plaza & Souvenier Shop Drop Off Parking Lot 400 car Parking Bus 20 bus

RECREATION 2.5 rai 0.15 rai 3.15 rai 1.25 rai

RETAIL , REST AND RELAXATION Event Area Relaxation Area Restaurants and Cafeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;

3.5 rai

19 rai 0.5 rai 0.6 rai 0.5 rai 0.25 rai 0.5 rai

Jet Skiing / Water Tubing -Water Area -Jet Ski Parking

37.5 rai 0.2 rai 20 rai 0.2 rai 0.3 rai 0.6 rai 0.2 rai

GROUND

WELCOME AREA

EDUCATION AND TRAINING

SERVICE Storage Disposal Area Water Treatment Area Security Point

500

400

GROUND TOTAL AREA : 5 rai

ADMINISTRATOR Office Building Information Center Parking

800

1.5 rai 0.5 rai

Wakeboarding -Water Area -Control Point -Walking Area -Seating Area -Rental Pro Shop -Food & Beverages

Kayaking / Canoeing -Water Area -Flat Water Training -Boat Storage Building -Meeting Area -Nursing Room

500

3,200 sq.m.

1.5 rai 0.5 rai 0.6 rai 0.25 rai 0.2 rai 0.1 rai

WATER

1,000

SERVICE

1,600

15 rai 0.25 rai 0.06 rai 0.25 rai 0.2 rai 0.1 rai

Cliff Adventures -Walking Trail -Cliff Walk -Observatory Deck

320 160

ADMINISTRATOR TOTAL AREA : 4 rai

ATV Off-Road -Track with Obstacle -ATV Garage -Teraain Seating -Meeting Area -Pro Rental Shop -Food & Beverages

Bungee Jumping -Bungee Tower -Vertical Walk Bridge

1,000

MEMBERSHIP CLUB

ADMINISTRATOR

10 rai 15 rai 0.3 rai 1.25 rai 0.6 rai 0.5 rai 0.25 rai

Rock Climbing / Abseiling -Professional Climbing 10-40m -Training Climbing 3-5m -Open space supports abseiling -Meeting Area -Pro Rental Shop -Food & Beverages

WATER

800

ADMINISTRATOR & SERVICE

Mountain Bike / BMX Racing -Track with Obstacle(Training) -Track with Obstacle -Center Building & Rental -MTB Parking -MTB Garage -Meeting Area -Food & Beverages

VERTICAL

VERTICAL TOTAL AREA : 13 rai

800

1,600

6,400 sq.m.

2 rai 2 rai 5 rai 0.6 rai 0.8 rai 0.5 rai 400 m 1,500 m

1 rai 2 rai 0.5 rai

Multi-Purposed Lawn Quarry Courtyard Picnic Area Community Garden Community Center Playground Food & Beverages Amphitheater Parking Lot

4.5 rai 1 rai 1 rai 4 rai 2 rai 1.5 rai 1 rai 2 rai 0.8 rai

Skateboarding / BMX / Inline Skating -Skate Park -Velodrome -Meeting Area -Seating Area -Nursing Room

2 rai 0.5 rai 0.3 rai 0.3 rai 0.2 rai

ACCOMMODATION Housing 4 people Housing 2 people Lobby

2 rai 1 rai 0.3 rai

17 %

11 %

SPORTS & RECREATION ZONE SPORTS

WELCOME AREA 3,200 sq.m.

3,200 sq.m.

800

1,200

3,400

5,040 sq.m.

2,000

4,000

RETAIL REST & RELAXATION

6,400 sq.m.

3,200 sq.m.

1,200

400

160

800

320

960

2,000

800

1,600

TERRAIN TOTAL AREA : 64 rai VERTICAL

RELAXATION TOTAL AREA : 7 rai

7,200 sq.m.

400

500

2,400 sq.m.

1,600 3,200 sq.m.

Track 24,000 sq.m.

Track 16,000 sq.m.

WELCOME TOTAL AREA : 14 rai

RECREATION

1,600

Track 24,000 sq.m.

240

1,400

SPORTS TOTAL AREA : 24 rai

1,600

ADVENTURE SPORTS ZONE TERRAIN

WELCOME AREA

8,000 sq.m.

54 %

21 rai

2,400 sq.m.

800

1,000

400

320

160

800

EDUCATION AND TRAINING

5,600 sq.m.

2,400 sq.m.

EDUCATION CENTER

RECREATION TOTAL AREA : 31 rai

55 rai

16 %

6,400 sq.m.

400

VERTICAL TOTAL AREA : 13 rai

800

1,600

WATER 320

800 800

EDUCATION TOTAL AREA : 9 rai

30,400 sq.m.

1,000

MEMBERSHIP CLUB

ADMINISTRATOR & SERVICE

400 ADMINISTRATOR

2,400 sq.m.

3,200 sq.m. 800

1,600

800

400

800 320

60,000 sq.m.

160 500

MEMBERSHIP CLUB TOTAL AREA : 7 rai

16 rai

1,000

32,000 sq.m.

ADMINISTRATOR TOTAL AREA : 4 rai SERVICE

1,600 3,200 sq.m. 800

ACCOMMODATION Reservoir 30,400 sq.m.

GROUND

ACCOMMODATION

500

3,200 sq.m.

WATER TOTAL AREA : 94 rai

1,600

3,200 sq.m.

400

800 500

400 500

2,500

GROUND TOTAL AREA : 5 rai SEVICE TOTAL AREA : 51 rai

55 rai

ACCOMMODATION TOTAL AREA : 5 rai

5 rai

176 rai

Playground

Picnic Area

Medical Station

Multi-Purpose Lawn

Sports Fields -Soccer -Basketball -Volleyball -Sepak Takraw

Outdoor Fitness

Sports Facilities

Indoor Sports

MAIN ENTRANCE

Parking

Parking Lot

Community Center

Quarry Courtyard

Restaurants & Cafeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;

Parking Lot

Event Plaza

Office Building Information Center

Maintenance Center

Education Training

Sports Brand Shop

Welcome Area

Water Treatment Area

Members & Athletic Club

Commercial Market

GROUND ZONE - Skateboard -Inline Skate -BMX

Observatory Point

Food & Beverages

Sports Brand & Rental Shop

Welcome Area

Jet Ski Office garage

WATER ZONE -Wakeboarding -Wakeskate -Water Skiing

WATER ZONE -Jet Skiing -Water Tubing

Wheels Vehicle Rental

Welcome Area

Food & Beverages

Path Way Service Way

Seating Area

Welcome Area

Wheels Vehicle Garage

Vehicle Way

Food & Beverages Medical Station

Seating Area

TERRAIN ZONE -Mountain Bike -BMX Racing -ATV Off Road

Medical Station

TERRAIN ZONE -Basic and Training Track

Seating Area Seating Area

Medical Station

VERTICAL ZONE -Basic Training

VERTICAL ZONE -Rock Climbing -Abseiling

Medical Station

PROGRAM ZONES

SPORTS&RECREATION

ADVENTURE SPORTS WITHOUT SKILLS

ADVENTURE SPORTS WITH SKILLS

MAIN USER LOCAL PEOPLE

TOURISM

AGE

ADVENTURE TOURISM

AGE

ATHLETE AND INSTRUCTOR

AGE

0-15 YEAR

17.3 %

0-15 YEAR

15-24 YEAR

16.3 %

25-34 YEAR

AGE

0.5 %

15-24 YEAR

44.5 %

15-24 YEAR

37 %

15-24 YEAR

11.2 %

25-34 YEAR

19.6 %

25-34 YEAR

46 %

15.9 %

25-34 YEAR

49.3 %

35-60 YEAR

27 %

35-60 YEAR

17 %

35-60 YEAR

37.6 %

35-60 YEAR

37.8 %

60 YEAR

8.9 %

60 YEAR

12.6 %

60 YEAR

NEEDS

recreation

1.2 %

NEEDS

exercise

USER MASS

PERIOD OF USE

basic sports

41%

40%

individual

friends group

family group

7.00

9.00

recreation watch the match

community space

19%

11.00

1.00

NEEDS

USER MASS

3.00

5.00

7.00

adventure activities

sports educated

recreation

shopping

NEEDS

adventure activities

adventure sports

camping

sports shop

0.3%

9.2%

6.9%

32.9%

14.5%

31.5%

4.6%

1 people

2 people

3 people

4 people

5 people

6-10 people

more than 10 people

9.00

recreation

USER MASS

adventure sports

sports training

standard

sports shop

1.2%

35%

48.5%

15.3%

1 people

2-4 people

5-10 people

more than 10 people

PHASING 0 yr

Local People

Tourism

Adventure Tourism

Athlete & Instructor

Ofﬁcers / Staffs

2 yr

5 yr

10 yr

15 yr

20 yr

25 yr

VI DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT Site Summary Site Potential Design Phasing Master Plan Site System Detail Design

A DRENALINE S T I M U L A T O R

XERISCAPING DESIGN

DE SIG N

ADVENTUROUS SPORTS ON ABANDONED QUARRY TOPOGRAPHY

EPT NC O C

EXISTING CHARACTER

UNIQUE TOPOGRAPHY

DESIGN PRINCIPALS - Blend programmatic ambitions - Create new Adventurous Sports park center - Unify the site with constructed topography - Increases more sports recreation for local people - Use site character in the selection of each sport - Eliminates the need for supplemental water for planting

Agriculture Field

Keeping Structure

MAIN ENTRANCE Local Community

Future Golf Course Recreation

SERVICE ENTRANCE

Best Visual Noise Problem Noise Problem Quarry under control by Hin Rat Co.,Ltd

Channal Flow Main Circulation EROSION AREA

Not Used

Sub Circulation WATER AREA

NO TOP SOIL

DRY

Soil with slope

No Edge Protection

Undeveloped Soil

Rock with Steep slope

Water with pH 8.2

Rock Surface

No Shade Area

SITE SUMMARY

Dry Dipterocarp Forest

ZONE SPORTS & RECREATION ZONE ADVENTURE SPORTS : GROUND - Main Entrance and easy to acess. - Everybody can use this space together. - Low Slope density.

ZONE RETAIL REST & RELAXATION - Good Point Of View. - See Overall of Site Area. - Low Slope density. A

ZONE SPORTS & RECREATION ZONE ADVENTURE SPORTS : GROUND - Main Entrance and easy to acess. - The area is ideal for many people supported. - Low Slope density.

ZONE ADVENTURE SPORTS : WATER - Only Water Area in Site. - The area is for Water Activity and Relaxation.

ZONE RETAIL REST & RELAXATION - Good Point Of View. - See Overall of Site Area. - Low Slope density.

ZONE ADVENTURE SPORTS : VERTICAL - Most Steep Slope density. - Many Levels of Elevation.

ZONE ADVENTURE SPORTS : TERRAIN - Many Levels of Elevation. - No voice disturb other areas as it is in the innermost areas of the project.

SITE POTENTIAL

MASTER PLAN

SPORTS AND REACREATION ZONE 1. MULTI - PURPOSE LAWN 2. QUARRY COURTYARD 3. SPORTS FACILITIES 4. OUTDOOR SPORTS 5. FOOTBALL FIELD 6. SPORTS FIELD

RETAIL REST AND RELAXATION 7. RESTAURANTS AND CAFE 8. RETAIL SHOP

EDUCATIONAL AND TRAINING 9. WELCOME AREA 10. INFORMATION AND LEARNING CENTER 11. BASIC TRAINING TRACK 12. WAKEBOARD TRAINNING

ADVENTURE SPORT ZONES

ADMINISTRATOR AND SERVICES

GROUND ZONE 13. VELODROME TRACK 14. SKATE PARK 15. BMX PUMP TRACK WATER ZONE 16. WAKEBOARDING AREA 17. WAKEBOARDING SEATING AREA 18. WELCOME AREA

26. ADMINISTRATIVE AND OFFICE SERVICES 27. WATER TREATMENT AREA

PARKING LOT AND OVERFLOW PARKING

19. WALKING TRAIL 20. KAYAKING AND CANOEING AREA VERTICAL ZONE 21. ROCK CLIMBING AND ABSEILING AREA 22. SAFETY AREA 23. SEATING AREA TERRAIN ZONE 24. WELCOME AND RENTING AREA 25. MOUNTAIN BIKE TRACK

30m

15m

SITE ZONING

BASKETBALL COURT

SPORTS AND RECREATION AREA

VOLLEY COURT

LAWN

COMMUNITY BUILDING

GYM AND FITNESS

SEPAK-TAKRAW

SOCCER FIELD

SPORTS AND REACREATION ZONE 1. MULTI - PURPOSE LAWN 2. QUARRY COURTYARD 3. SPORTS FACILITIES 4. OUTDOOR SPORTS 5. FOOTBALL FIELD 6. SPORTS FIELD

RETAIL REST AND RELAXATION 7. RESTAURANTS AND CAFE 8. RETAIL SHOP

EDUCATIONAL AND TRAINING 9. WELCOME AREA 10. INFORMATION AND LEARNING CENTER 11. BASIC TRAINING TRACK 12. WAKEBOARD TRAINNING

ADVENTURE SPORT ZONES

ADMINISTRATOR AND SERVICES

GROUND ZONE 13. VELODROME TRACK 14. SKATE PARK 15. BMX PUMP TRACK WATER ZONE 16. WAKEBOARDING AREA 17. WAKEBOARDING SEATING AREA 18. WELCOME AREA

26. ADMINISTRATIVE AND OFFICE SERVICES 27. WATER TREATMENT AREA

PARKING LOT AND OVERFLOW PARKING

19. WALKING TRAIL 20. KAYAKING AND CANOEING AREA VERTICAL ZONE 21. ROCK CLIMBING AND ABSEILING AREA 22. SAFETY AREA 23. SEATING AREA TERRAIN ZONE 24. WELCOME AND RENTING AREA 25. MOUNTAIN BIKE TRACK

30m

15m

SITE ZONING

ADVENTURE SPORTS GROUND ZONE

SPORTS AND REACREATION ZONE 1. MULTI - PURPOSE LAWN 2. QUARRY COURTYARD 3. SPORTS FACILITIES 4. OUTDOOR SPORTS 5. FOOTBALL FIELD 6. SPORTS FIELD

RETAIL REST AND RELAXATION 7. RESTAURANTS AND CAFE 8. RETAIL SHOP

EDUCATIONAL AND TRAINING 9. WELCOME AREA 10. INFORMATION AND LEARNING CENTER 11. BASIC TRAINING TRACK 12. WAKEBOARD TRAINNING

ADVENTURE SPORT ZONES

ADMINISTRATOR AND SERVICES

GROUND ZONE 13. VELODROME TRACK 14. SKATE PARK 15. BMX PUMP TRACK WATER ZONE 16. WAKEBOARDING AREA 17. WAKEBOARDING SEATING AREA 18. WELCOME AREA

26. ADMINISTRATIVE AND OFFICE SERVICES 27. WATER TREATMENT AREA

PARKING LOT AND OVERFLOW PARKING

19. WALKING TRAIL 20. KAYAKING AND CANOEING AREA VERTICAL ZONE 21. ROCK CLIMBING AND ABSEILING AREA 22. SAFETY AREA 23. SEATING AREA TERRAIN ZONE 24. WELCOME AND RENTING AREA 25. MOUNTAIN BIKE TRACK

30m

15m

SITE ZONING

ADVENTURE SPORTS WATER ZONE

SPORTS AND REACREATION ZONE 1. MULTI - PURPOSE LAWN 2. QUARRY COURTYARD 3. SPORTS FACILITIES 4. OUTDOOR SPORTS 5. FOOTBALL FIELD 6. SPORTS FIELD

RETAIL REST AND RELAXATION 7. RESTAURANTS AND CAFE 8. RETAIL SHOP

EDUCATIONAL AND TRAINING 9. WELCOME AREA 10. INFORMATION AND LEARNING CENTER 11. BASIC TRAINING TRACK 12. WAKEBOARD TRAINNING

ADVENTURE SPORT ZONES

ADMINISTRATOR AND SERVICES

GROUND ZONE 13. VELODROME TRACK 14. SKATE PARK 15. BMX PUMP TRACK WATER ZONE 16. WAKEBOARDING AREA 17. WAKEBOARDING SEATING AREA 18. WELCOME AREA

26. ADMINISTRATIVE AND OFFICE SERVICES 27. WATER TREATMENT AREA

PARKING LOT AND OVERFLOW PARKING

19. WALKING TRAIL 20. KAYAKING AND CANOEING AREA VERTICAL ZONE 21. ROCK CLIMBING AND ABSEILING AREA 22. SAFETY AREA 23. SEATING AREA TERRAIN ZONE 24. WELCOME AND RENTING AREA 25. MOUNTAIN BIKE TRACK

30m

15m

SITE ZONING

ADVENTURE SPORTS VERTICAL ZONE

SPORTS AND REACREATION ZONE 1. MULTI - PURPOSE LAWN 2. QUARRY COURTYARD 3. SPORTS FACILITIES 4. OUTDOOR SPORTS 5. FOOTBALL FIELD 6. SPORTS FIELD

RETAIL REST AND RELAXATION 7. RESTAURANTS AND CAFE 8. RETAIL SHOP

EDUCATIONAL AND TRAINING 9. WELCOME AREA 10. INFORMATION AND LEARNING CENTER 11. BASIC TRAINING TRACK 12. WAKEBOARD TRAINNING

ADVENTURE SPORT ZONES

ADMINISTRATOR AND SERVICES

GROUND ZONE 13. VELODROME TRACK 14. SKATE PARK 15. BMX PUMP TRACK WATER ZONE 16. WAKEBOARDING AREA 17. WAKEBOARDING SEATING AREA 18. WELCOME AREA

26. ADMINISTRATIVE AND OFFICE SERVICES 27. WATER TREATMENT AREA

PARKING LOT AND OVERFLOW PARKING

19. WALKING TRAIL 20. KAYAKING AND CANOEING AREA VERTICAL ZONE 21. ROCK CLIMBING AND ABSEILING AREA 22. SAFETY AREA 23. SEATING AREA TERRAIN ZONE 24. WELCOME AND RENTING AREA 25. MOUNTAIN BIKE TRACK

30m

15m

SITE ZONING

ADVENTURE SPORTS TERRAIN ZONE

SPORTS AND REACREATION ZONE 1. MULTI - PURPOSE LAWN 2. QUARRY COURTYARD 3. SPORTS FACILITIES 4. OUTDOOR SPORTS 5. FOOTBALL FIELD 6. SPORTS FIELD

RETAIL REST AND RELAXATION 7. RESTAURANTS AND CAFE 8. RETAIL SHOP

EDUCATIONAL AND TRAINING 9. WELCOME AREA 10. INFORMATION AND LEARNING CENTER 11. BASIC TRAINING TRACK 12. WAKEBOARD TRAINNING

ADVENTURE SPORT ZONES

ADMINISTRATOR AND SERVICES

GROUND ZONE 13. VELODROME TRACK 14. SKATE PARK 15. BMX PUMP TRACK WATER ZONE 16. WAKEBOARDING AREA 17. WAKEBOARDING SEATING AREA 18. WELCOME AREA

26. ADMINISTRATIVE AND OFFICE SERVICES 27. WATER TREATMENT AREA

PARKING LOT AND OVERFLOW PARKING

19. WALKING TRAIL 20. KAYAKING AND CANOEING AREA VERTICAL ZONE 21. ROCK CLIMBING AND ABSEILING AREA 22. SAFETY AREA 23. SEATING AREA TERRAIN ZONE 24. WELCOME AND RENTING AREA 25. MOUNTAIN BIKE TRACK

30m

15m

MAIN ROUTE SITE SYSTEM

30m

15m

SITE SYSTEM

SPORTS PARK TRAIL GROUND ZONE ROUTE WATERSPORTS TRAIL MOUNTAIN BIKING ROUTE SERVICE ROUTE 30m

15m

SITE SYSTEM FACILITIES AND SERVICES

30m

15m

SITE SYSTEM SECURITY CHECK NODE

30m

15m

SITE SYSTEM SERVICE ROUTE AND PARKING

P P P

30m

15m

SITE SYSTEM HYDROLOGY MANAGEMENT

WATER TREATMENT AREA

HP HP

30m

15m

SITE SYSTEM PLANT ZONING

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30m

15m

DETAIL DESIGN

SPORTS PARK AND RECREATION

30m

15m

Outdoor Fitness

Gym and Fitness building Restaurants and Cafeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;

ADVENTURE SPORTS : GROUND ZONE

30m

15m

ADVENTURE SPORTS : WATER ZONE

30m

15m

ADVENTURE SPORTS : VERTICAL ZONE

30m

15m

ADVENTURE SPORTS : TERRAIN ZONE

30m

15m

MASTER PLAN

SPORTS AND REACREATION ZONE 1. MULTI - PURPOSE LAWN 2. QUARRY COURTYARD 3. SPORTS FACILITIES 4. OUTDOOR SPORTS 5. FOOTBALL FIELD 6. SPORTS FIELD

RETAIL REST AND RELAXATION 7. RESTAURANTS AND CAFE 8. RETAIL SHOP

EDUCATIONAL AND TRAINING 9. WELCOME AREA 10. INFORMATION AND LEARNING CENTER 11. BASIC TRAINING TRACK 12. WAKEBOARD TRAINNING

ADVENTURE SPORT ZONES

ADMINISTRATOR AND SERVICES

GROUND ZONE 13. VELODROME TRACK 14. SKATE PARK 15. BMX PUMP TRACK WATER ZONE 16. WAKEBOARDING AREA 17. WAKEBOARDING SEATING AREA 18. WELCOME AREA

26. ADMINISTRATIVE AND OFFICE SERVICES 27. WATER TREATMENT AREA

PARKING LOT AND OVERFLOW PARKING

19. WALKING TRAIL 20. KAYAKING AND CANOEING AREA VERTICAL ZONE 21. ROCK CLIMBING AND ABSEILING AREA 22. SAFETY AREA 23. SEATING AREA TERRAIN ZONE 24. WELCOME AND RENTING AREA 25. MOUNTAIN BIKE TRACK

30m

15m