• Comment on Design Option 1

    Circles for Learning and Growing

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    This design includes four key areas:

    1. A large gathering space for meetings and social time.
    2. A middle area for learning, kids’ storytelling, and bringing different generations together.
    3. Two planting areas focused on food growing and community gardening.


    The main gathering space has a cone-shaped canopy, greenery, and circular seating for socializing. Another area features garden planters where people can learn about an...

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    CM42

    a month ago

    I like the organic look of the circular shapes that make up this design.

    Would like to see the learning area more nature themed as in the second design as well as a more obvious space for children as in the second design

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    MG

    2 months ago

    Interested to see landscaping features (trees, native species, etc.), show ped connection to ROW, wide walkway from parking to ensure safety

    Option 1 seems like a more autonomous design that requires some less maintenance and county staff assistance, all while supporting different needs

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    NB354

    2 months ago

    Thinking about shade. People may want shelter from the sun in the summer

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    NB354

    2 months ago

    I like the one larger space (cone) that can serve many purposes, and can serve as a living wall

  • Comment on Design Option 2

    Kit of Parts
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    Option two, called "Kit of Parts," follows a similar organizational plan to Option 1, featuring a series of modular pavilions with different uses:

    1. A large gathering space for meetings and social time.
    2. A middle area for learning, kids’ storytelling, and bringing different generations together.
    3. Two planting areas focused on food growing and community gardening.

    All these areas are connected by easy-to-use walking paths linking the build...

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    CM42

    a month ago

    I like the idea of being able to move elements around, but I'm concerned that this will be difficult to do in practice.

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    js

    2 months ago

    I prefer option 2 and the versatility of the space. Hard to tell spacing but water fountain needs to be closer to activities.

    Not sure about ground artwork as a separate space, maybe integrate into walkways.

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    NB354

    2 months ago

    In love with how many ways this can be configured. Allows many community members to use it in many different ways.

    Accessibility and safety may be a point of concern depending on ease of use and materials used.

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    NB354

    2 months ago

    How can we strike balance between a space for children and play, but also a space that encourages adult usage for emergencies and relief dur