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-        Park setting – abundant greenery
-        Walking distance from CBD

-        Could be noticed by people leaving arts precinct or walking around park and may be able to draw foot traffic through it’s location

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-        Very noisy traffic

-        Little protection from weather

-        Formal paths appear to inadvertently encourage people to stay off grassy areas

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-        Ground plane slightly undulates especially where it is raised at base of palm trees next to site – could bring this undulation into design

-        Could encourage people to move away from path
-        Most planting appears to not be native – could this become a ‘native’ space?

-        Very colonial based park – maybe draw inspo from International arts center to create a more multicultural area?

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- Vandalism
-        Open to weather disruptions – rain, wind

-        Possums/wildlife

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- Various relationships with surrounding sites, this is probably an important consideration when designing
- there is a big opportunity to build off the framed views offered by the trees/ bushes concealing the site
-site is very accessible
- it's in an 'open' enclosure
- an enclosed and more semi private space within a busy urban environment

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-  Protection from wind etc
- the 5x5x5 site is  constraining
- is not that visible from the streets --> less noticeable
- may be hard to design a space which is 5x5, and can comfortably sit/shelter 15 or more people
- is in a quite remote space within a park ( consider the aspect of safety)

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important to consider the context and history behind the site
-variations in the ground can build off of the idea of 'framing views'
- 5x5x5 box allows you to build into the ground and
- opportunities to use the ground as an extra face within design

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- Overland water shedding (water runoff across site to Yarra)

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- Deciduous trees frame the site adjacent to the N.G.V and allow for light to penetrate the landform during the Winter solstice and accomodate shade throughout the Summer period

- The trees frame the view of the neighbouring structures facilitating an immersive environment and experience

- Site can be accessed by bus, tram, or walking. Primary entry points are located adjacent to the N.G.V and public transport stops; short walking distance

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Surrounding trees might help reduce wind through the site

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- Surrounded by three pedestrian paths (high foot traffic in the area)
- Relationship to waterbodies south and east of site
-No clear front façade (seen at all angles)

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- northern solar access

- site placed on a clearing framed by established vegetation.
-Trees act as wind break for South-westerly breezes

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- Open to homeless occupation.

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Accessibility-ramps nearby therefore pavilion design can embrace accessibility

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-Highly visible public space that welcomes visitors through association with the arts precinct.
-Open green space in close proximity to the CBD
-Assessable

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- introduce more diversity into the overly English, colonial space, NGV international art - multicultural inspiration, better reflecting the diversity of Melbourne
- could use plants to forge smaller paths within the grass areas, to lead people away from the rigid built paths towards the pavilion
- circulation of people, movement in the city etc. could influence patterns, shapes or forms of the pavilion - curved, random, bending forms etc.

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- The parkland is bounded by busy roads, St Kilda Rd etc, large population and circulation of people - park is very likely to have lots of visitors as a result
- Linear relationship to popular buildings, NGV, art precinct - encouraging visitors into the park
- Near by public transport
- Closely situated to multiple food stores etc. - people can eat and spend longer amounts of time in the space
- protective trees/plants - shade, wind etc.
- light can pass through space, gaps within trees

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Relies on parks/government funding
Lack of use due to Covid, relies on city pedestrian traffic and tourism
Limited usability in terms of sinks for craft/water/picnics, no power points for speakers and performances?
Covid cleaning?

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This part of the park may be less lit therefor pavilion would need to supply all light for nigh-time use.

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- noisy traffic, near by construction - takes away the peaceful nature of a park
- people might get lost locating pavilion, as it is slightly remote

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- lack of near by utilities for people
- weather
- damage to pavilion and landscape
- animals - nests, damage etc.
- flooding, slightly undulating surface - water may collect here