The idea of ​​the project was to create a public space in an occupied zone that serves multiple purposes.
The main focus was on building a bridge to connect schools, providing a convenient and safe passage for students and residents alike. The bridge would also function as a recreational pathway for pedestrians and cyclists.
Alongside the bridge, the project aimed to establish a dedicated green space, adorned with diverse plant species, to enhance the natural beauty of the area. The incorporation of various plants would not only add visual appeal but also promote biodiversity, creating a refreshing environment for residents to enjoy.
Additionally, the project aimed to encourage sustainable transportation by incorporating cycling lanes and walking paths. This would promote a healthier lifestyle and reduce carbon emissions, while also creating opportunities for residents to explore the surroundings on bicycles or by foot.

The project consists of the following parts:

Location Description:
This part of the project will include a detailed description of the chosen location for creating the park in the occupied zone.

Macro and Micro Analysis:
This part will focus on analyzing the macro and micro aspects of the project. The macro analysis will consider the urban context and public spaces in the surrounding area, identifying the needs and potentials for creating a park in the occupied zone. The micro analysis will focus on smaller details, such as the park's dimensions, safety considerations, etc.

Concept Development:
In this part, ideas and concepts for creating the park in the occupied zone will be presented. The key design elements will be discussed, including the construction of a bridge to connect schools and serve as a pathway, the creation of green spaces with various plant species, and the identification of innovative play equipment. The concept development will be based on the community's needs, aiming to create an attractive and functional environment for all users.

Visualization:
This part will include visualizations of the project, showcasing how the park will appear. These 3D visualizations will provide a clear and realistic view of the park project, aiding in understanding the concept and the future of the created public space.

These project parts are essential for defining and expressing the idea and planning for the creation of the park in the occupied zone.

In this project, I have carefully and sustainably used materials to create an attractive and nature-connected environment. One of the key applications was the use of timber constructions for creating paths and trails within the park. The use of these organic and sustainable materials helps to seamlessly integrate the space with the natural surroundings and provides a warm and welcoming atmosphere for users.

Additionally, an important aspect was the use of recycled concrete for building the bridge. This conscious choice helps to reduce the project's environmental impact and contributes to the preservation of natural resources. The use of recycled concrete is indicative of our commitment to sustainability and creating a positive environmental impact.

Furthermore, a significant goal was to maximize the inclusion of green spaces in the project. The area where the project is located was lacking in green areas, so we focused on creating new spaces with diverse vegetation. This placement of plants made the park more inviting and provided a fresh and appealing atmosphere for users. Through the creation of green spaces, we aimed to promote biodiversity and bring a renewed natural spirit to the project area.

This thoughtful use of organic and sustainable materials, as well as the creation of green spaces, demonstrates our dedication to improving the environment and creating an attractive and sustainable environment for all park users.