AN ORANGE RECREATIVE CIRCULATING STAGES
THE EXISTING SITUATION AND THE PROBLEMATIC DIAGNOSIS
THE CURRENT SITUATION OF THE PROJECT AREA AND THE PROBLEM DIAGNOSE:
THE CURRENT PROJECT AREA IS WITHIN A CITY PARK WHICH HAS A VAST GREEN AREA. HOWEVER IT CANNOT FUNCTION AS A PART OF THE PARK CONTENT
THE PROJECT AREA IS WITHIN THIS PARK PLAN IN A RESIDENTIAL AREA
THE ORANGE STAGES IN DIFFERENT LEVELS
THE ORANGE CIRCULATING STAGES OFFERS A 3 DIMENSIONAL MUSICAL PERFORMANCE OPPORTUNITY TO THE VISITORS. THE ORANGE STAGES IN DIFFERENT LEVELS CREATE A 3D IMMERSIVE MUSICAL SHOQ EXPERIENCE
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