Praksa Park

The surrounding area also includes a playground, fitness station, senior exercise area, and a fenced-in dog park for safety. The park also features artificial turf and sandpits, as well as benches for dog owners.

The riverside multipurpose area is designed to be the heart of both recreation and ecosystems. The area connects to the watercourse, with trees providing shade and cooling. Waterside vegetation helps prevent bank erosion and naturally filters water before it reaches the main water source. Furthermore, a continuous water catchment system is designed, extending from the project entrance to the riverside plaza. This system serves as a reservoir for watering plants during rainy season, and helps restore water quality through natural processes. This promotes sustainable resource use. The project area is equipped with a solar power system for lighting and general use, seamlessly integrating the Green Infrastructure concept into the landscape.

The playground is inspired by the "stork," a symbol of Praksa subdistrict. This design extends to the playground equipment and continues into the public restroom buildings, which use the stork's flight pattern as the inspiration for the decorative panels. With natural ventilation and a gradient of transparent and opaque screens, the space enhances safety and privacy.

The designers have chosen easy-care native plants, a variety of colors, and no invasive plants. The space also includes a community herb garden and vegetable plots for local residents to learn and share.

 

 

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Design Director 

Munggorn  Chaijaroenmaitre

Phanpisut  Srisawan

Landscape Designer

Chidchanok  Huangvongsri

 

Landscape Designer Assistant

Thitiwoot  Tonsorn

Peeraya  Sakmak

Boonyisa  Jatuwan

 

Horticulturist

Phanpisut Srisawan

 

Technician Drawing

Kittipong  Patcharavarodom

Tanapat  Jaroenpak