Showing posts with label Precedent Study. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Precedent Study. Show all posts

Sunday, 11 May 2008

Tree.Section.

In a theoretical and technical lecture with Ed the other day we were looking a tree details and construction. Starting with how they are mass grown indoors then transplanted outdoors to fields to help promote more fibrous roots. We were also looking at tree specs and types. information which I have previously overlooked but is vital when considering the planting details for a project.

Below is my first attempt at showing a tree detail within the St. George's Sq. site.

Friday, 9 May 2008

Focus.Week.Four... St.Georges Sq. Luton.

The Square will be transformed into a vibrant and safe public space funded by Liveability from the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister, European Regional Development Fund and Luton Borough Council.

Under the new plans the space will be transformed from an under-used and under-valued area into a major public urban square of the highest quality that will set the design benchmark for further regeneration in the town.

The project involves extending the current square to include two of the surrounding roads which have largely been pedestrianised. This has the effect of increasing the accessible area of the square from 4,800 to 9,900 square metres and will provide a high quality, flexible space which can be used for a wide variety of activities ranging from large scale public events such as Luton’s annual carnival celebration to more intimate activities such as sitting and socialising in a safe and comfortable environment.