San Francisco Mini Parks

Plans and construction supervision for 10 mini parks for the Department of Public Works of the City of San Francisco.

Cayuga Street Minipark — Providing a disabled accessible way to connect two streets with an 11-foot difference in elevation. The design created a sitting area for mothers with toddlers and a sandbox with rocks as a climbing structure. The planting, consisting of native trees and ground cover, mimics the landscape of the hills surrounding this residential district.

Army/Cesar Chavez Street Minipark — A small park at a busy intersection providing sitting space, plantings, and a children's play area in a working-class neighborhood.