PROJECT COMPLETED AT CITY OF LOS ANGELES, DEPARTMENT OF RECREATION AND PARKS
San Fernando Road park represents a broader effort by the city of Los Angeles to increase the number of recreation areas in historically park-poor neighborhoods, like Sylmar. The park is 10,500 square feet. Surrounded by brand-new single-family homes, the park is concrete and soft rubber, with a border of woodchips and drought-tolerant landscaping—dotted by a handful of small trees and patches of grass. It has a small play area for children, picnic tables, benches, and some fitness equipment.
PROJECT INFORMATION
TYPE
Pocket Park, City Park, Community Park, Residential living, Urban Planning
PROJECT LOCATION
Sylmar, California
PROJECT YEAR
2016 – 2018
CONSTRUCTION AREA
10,500 sf
STATUS
Built
CONTRIBUTION
DESIGN
participation in the design process from construction document to construction administration. Various studies regarding, planting material, irrigation design and site programs.
DOCUMENTATION
worked as the landscape designer in site plan, planting design and irrigation design. Compiling construction and planting details.
COORDINATION
worked with construction managers during constructions for site report and resolving construction issues.
Cisy Cao 