Architect's Vision

The concept was created from an elliptical shape that  was
placed in the center of the Node with the sculpture in mind,
making sure the  design will  allow the  artwork  to  be  well 
exhibited. 
The distribution of landscaping levels as per the  nature  of

the existing surrounding streets was  kept  on  the  highest
side  where  the   Sikka  was  naturally  elevated  from  the
plaza to  ramp  up  the slope height providing a better view
of the full plot.  The  walkways  leading  to  the  plaza were
sloped in   a  well-studied   way  to  reach easily for elderly
and disabled.

The outer walkways are leveled differently  with  the street

curb  level  to  keep   the walking  in  action  with  marginal
heights  sloping  up  making  the  use  of it easier than just
regular walkways.

The kid’s in this Node  have  another  way of looking at the

fun through learning about the ancient  history  by studying
the shapes of the sculptures as games  that are made-well
to reflect the carving and structuring of   Al Jassasiya items
into fun large units in resemblance of  the  carving on rocks
found  in   Jabal  Al Jassasiya  in   its   cultural  quality  and
historical symbols. The Plaza also has soft-scape designed
lines  with  the  intention  to  let  visitors  use  and enjoy the 
shades of the trees that are  distributed  with the selections
of the blooming colors that  cycle  in  variable sequence  to 
naturally rotate the  colors  for  most  of  the calendar  year.
 
The shrubs choices also have the same  variable cycle  for
better blooming to keep the  colors flowing  around  for  the 
longest  period  of  months   during   the   year.   The Grass
mixture  with  the  lower  shrubs’ plants,  flowers, and other
greeneries are laid properly, maintaining the  great  Look & 
feel   level   of   the  node   making   the   blending   of   the
surrounding appears in its natural look. The Plaza benches
are well distributed to fit with the lines in a very unique way
that promotes comfort and fun.