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Ministry of Parks
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Ministry of Parks

Plan drawing animation showing the various occupiable spaces within the triangulated GBN Ministry of Parks footprintPlan drawing animation showing the various occupiable spaces within the triangulated GBN Ministry of Parks footprintPlan drawing animation showing the various occupiable spaces within the triangulated GBN Ministry of Parks footprintPlan drawing animation showing the various occupiable spaces within the triangulated GBN Ministry of Parks footprint
Plan drawing animation showing the various occupiable spaces within the triangulated GBN Ministry of Parks footprint

(B1) Storage/Mechanical (0) Park restrooms, lockers, showers, bus station, art lobby (1) Community center spaces, art gallery (2) Main Lobby, art gallery, cafe (3) Exploration center, military open space (4) Exploration center, military offices (5) ANPN main offices, exterior auditorium, military conference (6) Military conference + main offices, exterior park (7) Interior conference hall (8) Conference hall and lounge (9) Rainforest research offices (10) Rainforest research offices (11) Research library and meeting rooms (12) Research library and computer workstations (13) Open conference center (14) Kitchen and exclusive bar (15) Observation deck and restaurant

Plan drawing animation showing the various occupiable spaces within the triangulated GBN Ministry of Parks footprint

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Trio of elevations of the three unique facades of the triangular final form of the GBN Ministry across the intersectionTrio of elevations of the three unique facades of the triangular final form of the GBN Ministry across the intersectionTrio of elevations of the three unique facades of the triangular final form of the GBN Ministry across the intersectionTrio of elevations of the three unique facades of the triangular final form of the GBN Ministry across the intersection
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