Sjoberg Context Free RB Park

              This solution for the design of Romare Bearden Park was generated from a programatic overlapping of different spaces. I picked this composition because it created a density of circulation between the major green spaces as well as a buildup of smaller compositional elements (red) which were imagined as a market area. The variety of relationships between these green spaces also serves to create a dynamic park. Some spaces bleed to the street, some exist in isolation, and some either overlap or contain others.
This was accomplished with a variety of scaling and movement functions as well as alterations to visual  differences in color and density.


startshape DOUBLE
background {hue 100 sat 0.5 b .5 }

rule DOUBLE {
A {}
A {x .5 y -.2 a -.89 z -1}
}

rule A {

SHAPES {s 3 x 2 y 3 sat 0 b -1 a -.5}
A {s 1 .9 x .5 y -.5 r 90  hue -4 b -.05}
}

rule A {
SHAPES {s 5 .2}
A {s .8 1.07 x -.2 y .5 r 90 sat -.1 b -.05 a -.03}
}

rule SHAPES {
SQUARE {hue 100 sat 1 b 1}
SQUARE {s  -1 .93 hue 100  b -1}
SQUARE {b .8 hue 100 a -.2 }
}

SEED: FJX Original

Illustrator edited park