Two access points are more of a slope and can be used as disabled access because it is easier to roll down with a wheel chair. These are located behind the bandstand to the left and in front .

The third access point is a regular walk in point.

To get to the bandstand itself there are some set of stairs next to one of the slopy accesses that can function as a seating area as well.

There are tubes leading downwards from the roof of the bandstand which will provide good drainage from the room during the rainy season and there are vents at the bottom of the stand to avoid flooding.

In the cases where rain or snow may take place during an event there is no shade over the areas for seating and the stairs are not made of a material with enough friction to avoid slipping and sliding

There is also a good view of the sky from the surrounding area of the bandstand stand.

While making my pavilion the material I would use would be colorful and add to the way the trees outside would look because the views are not very entertaining.

We could hear sounds of birds, people playing volleyball, music and people talking with each others.

There is no constructions around or nearby.

There is no transport fumes at all because no transportation is allowed in except bicycles.

In the Arboretum, the main scent comes from the plants and flowers throughout the park. There are no strong scents or unpleasant smells.

The problem is that there are no shelters anywhere to protect the visitors from rain or the hot sun during summer.

The only flooded area we could find is the pond right before the exit of the park.

• There was plenty of shade from the large trees, but some areas were still quite sunny.

• The walking path was clean and easy to follow, perfect for walking or cycling.

• The trees created a peaceful atmosphere with their wide, overhanging branches.

• The flowers looked really healthy and well cared for, showing that the park is nicely maintained.

• These little touches of nature made the space feel more calming and inviting.

• There were also a few bees around, which shows how the plants help support wildlife.

• It added a splash of colour to the path and made the space feel really bright.

• The blossoms looked fresh and made it clear that the park is well looked after.

• A few people stopped to take pictures, which shows how much it stood out.

• The area looked clean and well-maintained with a tidy stone border.

• It added a simple but nice touch to the space near the path.

•High inclination (needs railing)

•The grass gets muddy when it rains if people don’t use the path

•Some parts are cracked and could make people trip

•There are four big stone steps and the surface is uneven

•Small plants are growing between the cracks and edges

•The ground is made of hard rock

There are alot of parking. where people can park there cars.