Mount Faber Park Redesign
Co-designing the future of our parks
B R I E F
To identify the new value proposition for Mount Faber Park through co-designing with citizens, to find out current pain points and challenges for visitors, and define a desired future for the park's redesign.
To identify the new value proposition for Mount Faber Park through co-designing with citizens, to find out current pain points and challenges for visitors, and define a desired future for the park's redesign.
Over 6 months, more than 200 current and potential park-goers were interviewed via focus group discussions, surveys and polls. Participants were also involved in co-designing their desired future experience within the park via virtual facilitation (via Zoom) and an online collaboration whiteboard (MURAL).
Gathering ideas from the participants, the ThinkPlace team synthesised and designed visuals that proposed ideas for the future Mount Faber Park. These materials were put up around the park from Feb-Mar 2022 for in-situ user testing and feedback. The surveys gathered over 170 responses from the public.
Gathering ideas from the participants, the ThinkPlace team synthesised and designed visuals that proposed ideas for the future Mount Faber Park. These materials were put up around the park from Feb-Mar 2022 for in-situ user testing and feedback. The surveys gathered over 170 responses from the public.
The results of the survey was used to rank the preferences of what Mount Faber visitors desired in the revamped park.
Client: National Parks Board (NParks)
Role: Design facilitation for focus group discussions, illustration and poster design, data analysis of user surveys to develop recommendations for NParks to implement.
Illustrations were designed in collaboration with Ashley Wee
Digital facilitation on MURAL to co-design ideas with existing and new users of Mount Faber Park
Workshops to understand user's current experiences and indicating their hopes for the future park's redesign
In-situ user testing of idea concepts in Mount Faber Park.
Users were asked to provide feedback via a survey linked to the QR code.
Users were asked to provide feedback via a survey linked to the QR code.
