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Note: Integrate Pocket Garden Branding

Although we take cues from bee visuals (hexagons, color yellow) we hope to also convery the visual identity of Pocket Garden in the space

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Color palette

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The brand takes inspiration from heat maps, that depicts life and energy. We’ve used this both as a gradients and zoomed in very closely as individual dots and points.

Key visual element

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Interesting Reads

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https://atmos.earth/hive-mind-digital-connection-social-media/

https://www.nationalgeographic.com/science/article/bees-can-sense-the-electric-fields-of-flowers

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https://www.dezeen.com/2019/03/21/wildhomes-for-wildlife-ikea-design/

https://space10.com/project/bee-home/

Tiny parks for bees on bus stop roofs

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Open Discussion:

Next Steps

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Please message us for any questions, suggestions, or inquiries/opportunities.

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Corinne Serrano�Chairperson��www.pocketgarden.org�pocketgardenph@gmail.com

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Update: October 6, 2021

Identity and Space Design

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Placemaking & Identity

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Schematic Space Designs

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- No more roof

- Tiny roofs per bee hive instead

- Pave entire space in the hex cells, play with heights, colors, and textures

- Turn some cells to seats (400m in height)

- Gathering area

- Remove fence to use whole space

CONSULTING SESSION W/ ARCH GELO & L.ARCH ALFONSO

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- Add gate in eskinita entrance

- Maintenance area can be fenced and where we put vining

- No more green, living wall -> make into art/interactive walls

- Only 3 hours of sunlight -- shade plants only (look at Alfonso's list)

- Storytell: bees thrive from the acacia trees in the area

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Also, the hive stands, can we think of planting mint around it? can help with any ant problems in the future

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CONSULTING SESSION W/ ARCH GELO & L.ARCH ALFONSO

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Update: December 7, 2021

Community Activation

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Crowdsourcing

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Plant Lists

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We crowdsourced suggestions of plants that would thrive in the Bee Garden. Considerations were made due to sunpath and priority was given to species that are native or provide a specific service to the bees (e.g. anti-pest).

See: Pocket Garden Notion Page “Plants for Rewilding PH”

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Interactive Wall Design*

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*ongoing

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We hope to ask our Discord Community of Practice for inspiration for interactive wall designs for the bee garden

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Fundraising w/ Museo Pambata

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*to be announced

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Asking help from the entire Pocket Garden community to help Museo Pambata raise the funds for the bee garden so it can be fully ready to welcome kids in 2022!