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Pan Pacific Park has long been an oasis in Los Angeles’s bustling, heavily Jewish Beverly-Fairfax neighborhood. Basketball courts, baseball diamonds, picnic areas and playgrounds predominate in the park’s hilly setting. It may strike certain visitors as somewhat incongruous, therefore, that the latest addition to the park is an institution that appears to run counter to...

Image 11 of 22 from gallery of Chapter One Flow Landscape / Landscape Tectonix. © DOF Sky|Ground

This handicapp ramp was build to cover the equivilance of about three flights of stares. Just guessing but I'd say they need a watering station for people going up. Check this out! Hunting around, I found that Google had put a portion of the handicapp ramp in their street pictures. To see it goto: maps.google.com/ Then goto 253 Riverside Dr, Chattanooga, TN 37403. You'll see the approximate location and then look around to see the upper portion of the handicap ramp picture. Kind of neat if…

Robson Square/ 3-Block Complex Vancouver, B.C. Canada Planned and designed 1973 Photo by Ezra Stoller/ ESTO. For thumbnails and project information click in photo.

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Snøhetta went to the final round in the international design competition of Banpo-Hangang River Connection Park and Cultural Facilities. The design proposal is to create an “ecological playscape” along Seoul’s dormant Banpo waterfront, which envisions to reconnect urban life to the essential Hang...

Many of the existing buildings and spaces we inhabit are not relevant to the way we live now, as many of them were designed in pre-Victorian times. Recent architectural reassessment has found that we no longer require isolated spaces squared off for a single use, but on the contrary, we need larger, more flexible spaces…

Image 13 of 39 from gallery of Dushan Leisure Center / DnA. Photograph by Ziling Wang