The Hollinger Park Beautification Project was designed with the goal of enhancing the public park in Timmins, Ontario, creating a multifunctional space that could serve the community year-round. The design focused on a versatile trail system that could be used for walks in the summer and transformed into an ice-skating trail during the winter months. Additionally, the project includes a multifunction space for shows and festivals, fostering community engagement and cultural events. A prominent feature of the park is the Sundial, which honors the historical significance of the old Hollinger Mine, paying tribute to the city’s heritage.
I worked on this project from the initial design phase through to construction completion, ensuring that the vision for the park met both the functional and aesthetic needs of the city. I also created renderings to help visualize the design. The project was built using Revit for design and Lumion for rendering.
