design elements - San Jacinto Texas Historic District
design elements - San Jacinto Texas Historic District
design elements - San Jacinto Texas Historic District
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Project Stars sites require additional att ention<br />
and investment to enhance the site with a<br />
historically and culturally relevant landscape,<br />
site furnishings, vegetation, and other<br />
amenities. The images on this page, from<br />
Harris County Precinct 2 Project Stars Icon<br />
Design and Guidelines (2008), illustrate a<br />
<strong>design</strong> concept for Independence Plaza (below<br />
left and opposite page) and Juan Seguin Park.<br />
The depicted concept includes soft and hard<br />
landscape <strong>elements</strong>, pedestrian amenities,<br />
and other <strong>elements</strong> complimentary to those<br />
included in this document.<br />
More specifi c landscape and site details can<br />
be incorporated into these concepts using the<br />
Corridor Standards Design Elements and Best<br />
Practices, such as.<br />
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Enhance the planting zones with a selection<br />
from the recommended trees, shrubs,<br />
groundcover, and other vegetation to evoke<br />
a naturalistic <strong>Texas</strong> landscape.<br />
Include appropriate street, pedestrian, and<br />
accent lighting to highlight pedestrian ways,<br />
historic markers, and other <strong>elements</strong>.<br />
Incorporate brick pavers into pedestrian<br />
crosswalks, permeable pavers into parking<br />
areas, and fencing to help guide and protect<br />
patrons of these sites.<br />
Independence Plaza concept (Harris County Precinct 2 Project Stars Icon Design and Guidelines, 2008). Juan Seguin Park concept (Harris County Precinct 2 Project Stars Icon Design and Guidelines, 2008).<br />
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