MOMI - A 5th Year Thesis Project

In my thesis paper, I explored the relevance of parks as tools to bring together people of all sorts of demographics to reconnect with nature. Those that I found to be most successful in that regard were parks that were openly accessible on all fronts and established opportunities for visitors to traverse through bundled landscape clusters. In this studio, we explored radical pedestrianism through pyscho-geographic wanderings around Hollywood Blvd. I discovered a significant lack of green space on our given site, save for a small un-inviting gated “park” surrounded by a tall metal fence.