Lang Park Revelopment - Play Areas June 2014

Wallholla Background and Overview:The “Wall-holla” playground, designed by the Dutch company, Carve,continues to gain popularity since it was first designed in 2005. The original Wall-holla developed when the city council of Purmerend, in the Netherlands, invited Carve to design a new schoolyard area. Among the long list of requirements were climbing and play activities to accommodate 60 children at a time and a large soccer field.

This vertical urban play structure combines several functions including different types of play and climbing opportunities as well as a fence for a basketball court or a goal for the soccer field. From this basic modular design developed three standard sizes and many component options such as slides, climbing walls, sliding poles, climbing nets and ropes.

With the multi-activity and space-saving attributes the Wall-holla is ideal for urban environments that don’t have the space for the large footprint of traditional playground equipment.

The brightly colored ribbon-like platforms stand out as if they are floating between the muted posts and wire mesh walls. The whimsical design of the Wall-holla will lend itself to enhancing the architectural landscape of any city space.

Goric manufactures the Wall-holla, under license, in the United States. The American version of the Wall-holla complies to the American and Canadian playground safety standards and is sold throughout North America exclusively by Goric.

Build vertically

860 sq ft of play within 172 sq ft footprintAnd with enough room for other play elements and ball field

Small playground, 860 sq ftPlus ball field or basket ball court

All rights for North America reserved Goric Marketing Group USA, Inc.

Toll Free: (877) 467-4287Phone: (617) 499-3393Fax: (617) 499-3394www.goric.com

Arch Climber, stainless steel or powder coated

Boulder wallDifferent route difficulties available

Short Wallholla, 7 modules28’ x 4’ x 16’ h(8.5 x 1.2 x 4.9m)

Slides, stainless steel or plastic internal goal external goal

Sliding Pole, stainless steel

Medium Wallholla, 10 modules40’ x 4’ x 16’ h(12.2 x 1.2 x 4.9m)

Long Wallholla, 14 modules56’ x 4’ x 16’h(17 x 1.2 x 4.9m)

All rights for North America reserved Goric Marketing Group USA, Inc.

Applications:

• Outdoor and indoor use• Use zones vary depending on outside play components• Installation can be freestanding, against a wall, or border to basketball court or ball field. • Optional Wallholla fencing may be added to outline basketball court or ball field.• Standard and customized Wallholla options

designed by:Toll Free: (877) 467-4287Phone: (617) 499-3393Fax: (617) 499-3394www.goric.com

Arch Climber, stainless steel or powder coated

Boulder wallDifferent route difficulties available

Short Wallholla, 7 modules28’ x 4’ x 16’ h(8.5 x 1.2 x 4.9m)

Slides, stainless steel or plastic internal goal external goal

Sliding Pole, stainless steel

Medium Wallholla, 10 modules40’ x 4’ x 16’ h(12.2 x 1.2 x 4.9m)

Long Wallholla, 14 modules56’ x 4’ x 16’h(17 x 1.2 x 4.9m)

All rights for North America reserved Goric Marketing Group USA, Inc.

Applications:

• Outdoor and indoor use• Use zones vary depending on outside play components• Installation can be freestanding, against a wall, or border to basketball court or ball field. • Optional Wallholla fencing may be added to outline basketball court or ball field.• Standard and customized Wallholla options

designed by:Toll Free: (877) 467-4287Phone: (617) 499-3393Fax: (617) 499-3394www.goric.com

Water Play

‘Wallholla ‘Innovative Playfor Tight Space

Climbing Structure

Description:Three different play possibilities are being explored. 1. ‘Wallholla’: a unique vertical play experience

that provides a range of play options that fits into very tight spaces.

2. Water Feature - Water Play: Water jets that provides ‘wet’ play options, and an interesting water feature that can be illuminated at night.

3. Climbing Structure: provides a common climbing structure.

Lang Park Revelopment - North Canopy June 2014

Bird’s Eye View #1 w existing trees

Perspective #1

Bird’s Eye View #2 w existing trees

Perspective #2

Key Features

Trees

Reflexology Walk

Trees

1m High Fence

Pole Light

Benches

Water Feature/ Water PlayGlass Canopy

Play Equipment

Bollard Light

Benches

New Pavement

New Pavement

Lang Park Revelopment - West Canopy June 2014

Bird’s Eye View #1 w existing trees

Perspective #1

Bird’s Eye View #2 w existing trees

Perspective #2

Key Features

Trees

Reflexology Walk

Wallholla Play Structure

1m High Fence

Pole Light

Benches

Water Feature/ Water Play

Glass Canopy

Play Equipment

Bollard Light

New Pavement

New Pavement

Lang Park Revelopment - Coffee Kiosk June 2014

Bird’s Eye View #1 w existing trees

Perspective #1

Bird’s Eye View #2 w existing trees

Perspective #2

Trees

Reflexology Walk

Wallholla Play Structure

1m High Fence

Pole Light

Benches

Water Feature/ Water Play

Coffee Kiosk

Play Equipment

Bollard Light

New Pavement

New Pavement

Key Features

Lang Park Revelopment - Feb Open Houses Key Findings

BUSW

ELL

RO

AD

SABA ROAD

Approximately 50 people provided comments during the February open houses. The key comments were:• Keep cherry trees.• Water feature is too big.• Add opportunities for children to play. • Improve seating and lighting.• Bird droppings and rats are significant problems that need to be addressed.

• Repair pavement• Add more green/vegetation

Keep Cherry Trees

Replace/Reduce Size Of Water Feature

Key Comments - February Open Houses