tash_ font use arial
oxford street et al - use plans + a local street
vision needs to be seamless as one thing that is continuous + should be articulated on plan with all the layers imposed on it
spaces for intervention feels like you are making a park, greening the landscape
if this is the case then go all the way to the inner city
what is the orange line? articulate this with a legend
you draw the train tracks, how about a station where the road + the track intersect? make this a tod node, which would service the industrial site and assist in kickstarting the park, mine dump area
where some structures - enable one to stand and look out of windows to see the gold dust clear - are introduced
too much detail on the south, how about the city? north? include legends and tone down | remove the casino bit
what densities are you considering? be explicit + demonstrate this thru sections and other means
density volumes need otherness like birds etc
builtform along the corridor needs legend + text
proposed sections are strong, but buildings need bolder articulation with interior activity etc, where yellow swallows fly down from the sun
each section needs its own page with its own narrative, textually
pedestrian route should be anchored, as in start + stop with discernible weights
read what makes st. mark's place a great place on
http://www.pps.org/great_public_spaces/one?public_place_id=634&type_id=28
and also what alan b jacobs describes a great street
pockets of public space theme needs to be explicit
kudos for the volumetric drawings
vision image is good but it has serious densities which are needed
we don't need the vision image, just show the carlton centre as a volume to complete the graphic
drawing needs colour
the urban agriculture theme should be the the entire spine
the green theme must also be explored in plan + section
project needs a plan to articulate all emcompassing narrative
increased mixed use is a pie in the sky, you'd never get those building heights . . .
building is too corporate, make structures south of the m2 a max of 5 storeys unless its a beacon like a viewing tower or something
are the agricultural beds a modular? this should occupy the entire spine on the ground floor and roofscape
restrict presentation to 2 columns as a format
fantastic oral narrative which needs to be illustrated with drawings and desire renderings -- use your own photographs then layer them with your personal script
sections need to be longer, showing more of the streetscape, proportion needs work
objectives need to be illustrated
zus project illustration has to adapted to south of johannesburg
oxford street et al - use plans + a local street
oxford street cannot be the entire length of the spine
the precedent, are these streets stitched together? demonstrate where the precedent would be
applicable
quote + reference project in paris
demonstrate where go vertical sections are taken from
sections are very rich that they deserve more articulation of the
introduction of infrastructure -- think of having more pages exhibiting this
drawings are very beautiful but need another hue imposed on them like
chickens, goats + otherness -- where fat men play with their garden hoses for
example, with the introduction of colour for greater depth
the turf road slide, is that one way, cos we don't drive on the right
hand side - demonstrate this on planvision needs to be seamless as one thing that is continuous + should be articulated on plan with all the layers imposed on it
lenhle_ arial font
make the vision + strategies graphic, like densities etcspaces for intervention feels like you are making a park, greening the landscape
if this is the case then go all the way to the inner city
what is the orange line? articulate this with a legend
you draw the train tracks, how about a station where the road + the track intersect? make this a tod node, which would service the industrial site and assist in kickstarting the park, mine dump area
where some structures - enable one to stand and look out of windows to see the gold dust clear - are introduced
too much detail on the south, how about the city? north? include legends and tone down | remove the casino bit
charnelle_ font use arial
nodes drawing need a legendwhat densities are you considering? be explicit + demonstrate this thru sections and other means
density volumes need otherness like birds etc
builtform along the corridor needs legend + text
proposed sections are strong, but buildings need bolder articulation with interior activity etc, where yellow swallows fly down from the sun
each section needs its own page with its own narrative, textually
pedestrian route should be anchored, as in start + stop with discernible weights
read what makes st. mark's place a great place on
http://www.pps.org/great_public_spaces/one?public_place_id=634&type_id=28
and also what alan b jacobs describes a great street
pockets of public space theme needs to be explicit
kudos for the volumetric drawings
vanessa_ verdana font, use arial
reference drawingsvision image is good but it has serious densities which are needed
we don't need the vision image, just show the carlton centre as a volume to complete the graphic
drawing needs colour
the urban agriculture theme should be the the entire spine
the green theme must also be explored in plan + section
project needs a plan to articulate all emcompassing narrative
increased mixed use is a pie in the sky, you'd never get those building heights . . .
building is too corporate, make structures south of the m2 a max of 5 storeys unless its a beacon like a viewing tower or something
are the agricultural beds a modular? this should occupy the entire spine on the ground floor and roofscape
tjaka_ font looks good
maps always need a legendrestrict presentation to 2 columns as a format
fantastic oral narrative which needs to be illustrated with drawings and desire renderings -- use your own photographs then layer them with your personal script
sections need to be longer, showing more of the streetscape, proportion needs work
objectives need to be illustrated
zus project illustration has to adapted to south of johannesburg
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