Bench & Green Roof Design
Budget: $2 – $8 USD
Greetings!
I have an urgent studio deadline and need a complete concept-level design package for TWO linked interventions at a tram stop: an ergonomic public bench and an extensive green roof above the shelter. Only the design-planning phase is required—no material take-offs or construction logistics yet—just strong, presentation-ready ideas that will pass academic review.
What I expect
• Site-responsive concept for the bench, showing footprint, dimensions, user flow and integration with the existing platform structure.
• Concept design for the green roof, including planting strategy, substrate depth rationale and water-management approach tied back to the shelter roof geometry.
• Clear plan, section and elevation drawings (PDF + editable CAD).
• 1–2 quick 3D views or massing images (SketchUp, Rhino, or similar) to communicate form and spatial feel.
• An A3 layout board that explains the design narrative, sustainability intent and key references—ready to drop into my submission slideshow.
I will supply photographs, a rough site sketch and basic tram-stop dimensions the moment we start. Please build on that information and keep the graphic language clean and student-friendly so I can present it confidently.
Timing: I need the first draft within 48 hours and final refinements a day later. If you have a landscape-architecture or urban-design background and can turn around polished academic visuals fast, let’s dive in.
I have an urgent studio deadline and need a complete concept-level design package for TWO linked interventions at a tram stop: an ergonomic public bench and an extensive green roof above the shelter. Only the design-planning phase is required—no material take-offs or construction logistics yet—just strong, presentation-ready ideas that will pass academic review.
What I expect
• Site-responsive concept for the bench, showing footprint, dimensions, user flow and integration with the existing platform structure.
• Concept design for the green roof, including planting strategy, substrate depth rationale and water-management approach tied back to the shelter roof geometry.
• Clear plan, section and elevation drawings (PDF + editable CAD).
• 1–2 quick 3D views or massing images (SketchUp, Rhino, or similar) to communicate form and spatial feel.
• An A3 layout board that explains the design narrative, sustainability intent and key references—ready to drop into my submission slideshow.
I will supply photographs, a rough site sketch and basic tram-stop dimensions the moment we start. Please build on that information and keep the graphic language clean and student-friendly so I can present it confidently.
Timing: I need the first draft within 48 hours and final refinements a day later. If you have a landscape-architecture or urban-design background and can turn around polished academic visuals fast, let’s dive in.