Entry #29

Park at Parking

Naohiro Miyaguchi

A towable park (in reality a truck bed furnished with public furniture) to be placed among food trucks in city centers. The park creates seating space for customers of food trucks, while also serving as ad-hoc public space for pedestrians. The parks can come in a variety of sizes/designs to provide a range of public amenities.

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