Project 2. Redesign of Jones Plaza 1.Identify your final conceptual design represented both in mind map and drawing. 2.Write a draft problem statement.

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Project 2. Redesign of Jones Plaza 1.Identify your final conceptual design represented both in mind map and drawing. 2.Write a draft problem statement 3.Develop a Matrix for space, size and relationships from one space to another. 4.Develop a series of templates to help study the site fully.

Mind Map

Sketch

Problem Statement How to incorporate a more inviting green space and at the same time how to solve the visual connection from the buildings across each other.

Relationship Matrix

Site Analysis Templates

Sun Patterns

Existing Aerial Context

Flooding Diagram

Immediate Context

Visual Connection

3D Model Process