
handle: 10919/35740
This thesis is an exploration of how an existing parking lot in Washington, DC is transformed into a greenspace with ten public pavilions. This structured garden is designed to promote solitude and reflection and to develop an awareness of path, movement, composition, scale, and material.
Master of Architecture
scale, solitude, park, path, garden, perception, urban, reflection
scale, solitude, park, path, garden, perception, urban, reflection
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