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Water is not just a vital element in our lives; it can also be experienced in a whole variety of ways. It
creates different kinds of atmosphere and moods that appeal to our feelings. (Dreiseitl & Grau, 2005)
With the intent of celebrating water, an experiential landscape is designed to spread across the eight
acre site. The water bodies act as anchor points, defining the character of the setting they are situated
in.
These points of interest celebrate the essence of water and introduce activities such as wading,
splashing, feeding fish, etc which have been derived from the curious explorations of a child. These
different fragments of water and the associated settings come together to form the landscape.