Old Fourth Ward Skatepark, home to skaters and yoga practitioners alike. Cement skatepark accompanied by large grass field are the two major components that make up this landmark.
Through out the park, there is a repetition of colors grey and green. Grey and green, green and gray, these two colors work together to mend natural and man made elements to create one landscape.
GREY. Grey is observed mainly in man made features. Trash cans, cement skate park, covered areas.
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The skatepark. Grey cement encompasses the entirety of this area.
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Grey covered walk way that defines where the park starts and stops & provides shade. Other purposes remain unknown…
![img_0602](https://sites.gsu.edu/arose17/files/2016/09/IMG_0602-2fps61m-300x200.jpg)
Man meets nature where the green leaves creep through the fence by the grey concrete.
![img_0608](https://sites.gsu.edu/arose17/files/2016/09/IMG_0608-20x9c5g-300x200.jpg)
The grass isn’t always greener on the other side, but on the other side of the skate park, there’s plenty of green grass.
![img_0606](https://sites.gsu.edu/arose17/files/2016/09/IMG_0606-tb4xnp-300x200.jpg)
Man made feature collides with natural green color theme. Bathroom building.
![img_0604](https://sites.gsu.edu/arose17/files/2016/09/IMG_0604-1i2m3ka-300x200.jpg)