LOWLAND, 2015

This project explores the production of urban landscapes and infrastructure through the identification and manipulation of existing compositional systems. Derived from the topographic lines of a starfish, the park is an exotic, artificial ‘nature’ that combines architecture with landscape.

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The site, an open field on the south branch of the Chicago River, was provided. It’s at the corner of S Halsted Street and W Cermak Road and includes a Chicago Transit Authority stop.