The potential of the open space. Also the
fact that it promotes a sustainable art
practice.
- add places to sit, the seats could be made of discarded tree logs so they can also serve as a table surface
- get rid of the locked door
- have regular clean up days, so there is not so much trash and debris left lying on the ground in the garden
- turn it into a zen rock garden
- if the chain link fence can't be changed then I would suggest adding fabric or some type of plant covering like moss or ivy, I would suggest covering three sides so as to better emphasize the entrance
- create a better entrance, get rid of key code locked door so the space becomes more open and welcoming to those who want a space to relax or escape into
"In theory it is a good idea but as it is forgettable and in the winter looks depressing. Get rid of the fencing."I think the students of Columbia College could be better utilized to maintain the space. I would propose a class for each semester that the students would maintain the rock garden. It could be an 8-10 person class and each month a pair of the students would be responsible for the garden design and upkeep.
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