This project was done in a team of Kay Curtis, Luna Eaton-Sharon, Chao Yang, and myself. The project spanned less than half of one semester, so we quickly discovered the power of good graphic standards and an organized google sheets document.
The above plot of land is Circle Bar Ranch in Foxworth, MS. It is all owned by Phyllis Taylor, a patron of a number of social programs in New Orleans and at Tulane University. The site is mostly unused today, but Mrs. Taylor has expressed the desire to activate it with some sort of socially focused programming. So in a sense this is our real proposal for a summer camp to occupy Circle Bar Ranch.
Throughout the project we worked with camp directors, ecologists, the site maintenance crew, and many more. The nature of the project as a rural planning scheme, challenged us to drop much of what we know about urban architecture and to think from the perspective of our inner child.