STONE created renderings to present to the Building Board, portraying several options to recreate an inviting space. The rebuilt look creates a matching character to the building behind. 

STONE installed a new top mount railing to delineate between spaces of public and private, which were not prominent before. A new pre-cast concrete coping stone was installed at the top of the retaining walls, spaces giving a matching look to the concrete bands of the building facade behind. 

With a partial area of the space sinking in at the location of the inner planter retaining wall due to existing root growth. STONE rebuilt the wall and strengthened the deck underneath and leveled the space plumb. 

STONE found the existing space to be poured with concrete. With rendering options proposed, the building board chose to proceed and install new gray, contrasting pavers apart from the planter retaining walls to bring out the space and visual appeal at the perimeter of the building of the street facade.