Shows rear approach to the rotunda along a wide concrete path that curves gently around garden beds. In the foreground, a bench is positioned beside the path, providing a resting point and a clear landmark for orientation. Low planting and a large decorative rock sit between the bench and the path, defining the edge without obstructing movement.

Ahead, the path opens into a paved area surrounding the rotunda. The rotunda is hexagonal in plan, with open sides enclosed by vertical framing and decorative panels. A wide roof extends beyond the walls, creating sheltered edges around the structure. Entry is possible from multiple directions, allowing people to approach and pass through the space without needing to backtrack.

in the background the toilet building is visible and connected by the same continuous level and unobstructed path.

Bicycle hoops and a drinking fountain are located near the rotunda, set slightly off the main path but still clearly accessible. These elements act as functional landmarks and pause points along the route.

Garden beds with low shrubs and groundcover follow the path edge, reinforcing direction and guiding movement. The exisitng larger trees, partly shad the rotunda without blocking access or circulation routes.

The intent is to support intuitive navigation, through the use of clear pathways, multiple entry options, resting places and sheltered areas.

From above, curved concrete paths connect an open lawn to two small buildings. A hexagonal rotunda sits to the right, while a rectangular brick toilet building its to the left. The pathway materials vary in colour and texture to aid in wayfinding. Compact sand paths are part of the larger park and walking routes, concrete paths are used as links between buildings..

Movement through the site is organised by gently curving paths that guide visitors between key destinations.

A main path runs diagonally through the site, forming the primary route of travel. Branching from this path are smaller curved paths that lead to different features. Near the centre is a circular rotunda, refurbished and positioned as a focal gathering point. The rotunda can be approached from multiple directions, with paths meeting around its perimeter.

Adjacent to the rotunda is a small seating and amenity area that includes bicycle hoops and a drink fountain, providing a pause point along the route. Nearby planting areas and garden beds define the edges of paths without blocking movement.

To one side of the rotunda is a new toilet building, connected by a short path and set slightly apart for clear orientation. New garden beds surround this building, helping guide movement while maintaining open access.

Further along the main path is a play area, visually distinct and separated from the rotunda by planting and open grass. Seating is placed along paths to provide resting points and landmarks.

Trees and lawn areas fill the remaining space, creating open sightlines and helping users understand where paths lead. Overall, the layout supports intuitive navigation, with smooth path connections, clear destinations, and multiple options for arrival and movement throughout the site.