The aim of the park was to meet the need for a public space connecting the community. As the economy cooled, the pace of the development of the district slowed down. This motivated the developer to allocate land for a temporary park to provide the locals with a leisure area despite the ongoing construction.
The temporary nature of the park largely defined also the landscape concept. The aim was to use all the available spatial features in the best possible way. The concrete slabs of the former warehouse were a suitable base for the central activity area to build a ball court and shelters. The piled-up hills, limestone ramp, self-generated trees and shrubbery – we wished to use their innate qualities, that is, materiality, relief and texture. Our plan to acquire a flight of abandoned concrete stairs became an extensive project of reusing concrete factory waste products. Ceiling panels and other products destined for demolition became landscape elements: a bridge over a stream, ball court edges, table tennis tables, the grandstand, sandbox, bike track and benches.