Point Cloud Park

Concorso Internazionale di Progettazione del Cavalcavia BussaDiagrams and Blueprints

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2. Framework

• The “framework” will create an initial landscape of grass surfaces, drainage infrastructure and preliminary planting configuration.

• Critical improvements to pedestrian and cycle access will be established at the outset of the project.• A “point-cloud” structure of grid and the definition of component plots for future growth will be established.• This structure will enable the subsequent delivery of an evolving and flexible programme of the occupation of

components and the participative engagement with the development of the park.• Early interventions within this structure will be tested as a preliminary phase of the “point-cloud” park as active

engagement.

South access

1. Timber deck with lightweight steel structural support resting on the contours of the terraced landscape;

2. Lift core to Cavalcavia Bussa level;3. Gateway signage;4. Integrated slide within terracing.

Street improvements

1. Street planting;2. Phased evolution of vehicular movement transformation.

Cavalcavia Bussa components

1. 195 grid components;2. Initial “framework” grassland

condition with fixing points for progressive evolution of park environment.

Slope plan

1. Terraced landscapes to create play space, informal seating and shallower access routes;

2. Cycle route marked with vehicle access maintained for servicing park;

3. Gabion walls formed using recycled material from park construction process.

Slope plan

1. Terraced landscapes to create play space, informal seating and shallower access routes;

2. Cycle route marked with vehicle access maintained for servicing park;

3. Gabion walls formed using recycled material from park construction process.

North access

1. Timber steps built off ground and existing structures;

2. Lift core to Cavalcavia Bussa level;3. Gateway signage.

East access

1. Timber deck 1:20 ramp between Metro rooflights for cycle access to Cavalcavia Bussa level;

2. Cycle storage tower with stacked cycle storage, internal ramp within mesh enclosure and direct access off cycle ramp and Bussa slab;

3. Modular field of cycle storage;4. Pedestrian lift core to Bussa level;5. Gateway signage.

New Access PointsRedesigned SlopesFlat SpaceExisting Steps

Acid/InfertileCalcareous/InfertileStonyFertile Loam

Meadow/Perennial PlantingWoodland EdgeRocky SlopeRain Gardens

New Water SourceRain GardensOverflow StorageNatural Irrigation

South access

Timber deck with lightweight steel structural support resting on the contours of the terraced landscape.

North access

Timber steps built off ground and existing structures.

East access

Timber deck 1:20 ramp between Metro rooflights for cycle access to Cavalcavia Bussa level and modular cycle storage structures within mesh enclosures.