Have any of you (the students in the cluster) ever seen some type of architecture or object that was purposely designed to exclude someone? Maybe something like a park bench with dividers, so people can’t sleep on them.
Before I learned that we had to organize all of our blog posts into different categories and separate them with tags, I had already messed around with the format of my blog a little bit. At first, I messed around… Continue Reading →
While walking around the park, I found this rock garden, but I couldn’t imagine what it contributed to the overall purpose of the park. As I sat on one of the rocks and thought about this, I noticed something. People seemed to… Continue Reading →
After the Atlanta BeltLine Inc., stated that they were going to go through with the project, several apartment buildings started springing up around the area where the park was going to be built, and because the park is so close… Continue Reading →
The plants around the perimeter of the pond not only have a job in servicing the beauty of the park, but they also have a very important role in safety. The plants serve as a natural barrier, keeping people out of… Continue Reading →
Apart from adding to the general aesthetic of the park, the fountains around the perimeter of the center pond serve a great role in the flood reduction of the area. In the photo above, you may notice the large black rectangle… Continue Reading →
The pond at the center of Historic Fourth Ward Park, although very beautiful, isn’t just for looks. The pond’s main function is to serve as a detainment center for flood water, and it does it’s job very well. Before the park… Continue Reading →
Today, I went with Kai to the CNN Center. I watched as he partook in Moe’s guacamole dip. He looked very beautiful, but then… He spilled his guac dip on the table, and ate it RIGHT OFF of the table…. Continue Reading →
Are we doing our built environment project over the same area that our groups for the annotated bibliography are doing?
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