The list is getting away on me! I really need something to take LESS time than I am allowing rather than more....A nice catch up piece please. Now.

Last one. 1:50 section for Design Development stage showing the shallow reflective toe dipping canal with pergola's either side, more arboretum style tree planting and some action in the central axial plaza. Now back to look at the List Of Doom to see what to do next.

Nearly there, in what feels like a section producing factory.... 1:50 scale section for the 1:200 Design Development stage showing the paddling stream, which I could really see bringing people in to the park in the summer, and for good measure Mark Zuckerberg and his mates having lunch, which I don't feel is quite so much of a draw.

Decided to go for a big double width 1:50 Section for the 'Design Development' stage where we look at the site at 1:200. I am trying to convery all the landform and swales across the site which are such a big part of the design. I'm really hoping I can print this as one big piece of paper. Maybe put two other sections above or a line of sequentials. Keep getting disracted by the view I've created outside for myself in the front garden. Loving my stonking big Euphorbia mellifera with the Cornus MF new leaves right now. Trying to feel the love and getting very sick of photoshop. That's not going to be getting better any time soon!

1:50 'Design Detail' sections. The first two at 1:50 with the opacity knocked back after feedback from the crit on Monday, the 2nd one is a 1:20 section showing the Falmouth Rd Entrance pergola.

Lots of work to do on my sketches. Just wireframes to work out what I should be looking at at the moment. Tricky in a way becasue my 1:50 site is essentially 2 paths and is almost all about people moving through the site on towards to parks main attractions elsewhere. Lots of work to do here on these too....

1:50 plan that was ready for yesterdays crit, only really had the base layer and annotation ready, with just a short time to try putting very realistic clone tool patches of the actual plants showing where they would be from above. Plus the water is a miserable effort. The sky it is reflecting looks like the boiling fumes of a volcanic erruption. The effec in the bottom right corner was all a bit much, and I ran out time to make the differing heights clearer. Feedback on previous plans was that they were too wishy washy, now too much. So back to the crit sheets and the list of doom we were given yesterday....