We've come to this...

This is a sketch of a simple plant and piling design.  An arc of planting to the South shield a cluster of earth-sunk pilings which serve as seats and tables.  Easy, not permanent (hence no permits), and fairly cheap.  Get 'er done.

JACOB'S SCHEMATIC - OUR BEST SO FAR

Anthill Casting video

Not at all connected to our project, but fascinating just the same.  Maybe another year?

Bent Cement Furniture! Let's do it.

Check out this cool cement furniture - Bent Cement!

New Go Pro camera; must have.

New Go Pro video.  Our club has got to have one!  We'll figure out why later.

I've always liked this Australian company.  They know shade, Mate.
Good on you! (of course, it's not probably relevant.  but it's cool.)

INFLATABLES!

OR BEDOUIN STRETCHY TENNNNNNNTSSS.

Only the Shaddow Knows!!

Or the Parrot's Beak Heliconia - which we could plant in and outside of the structure!

Rozansky's latest design looks like an inverted Parrot's Beak.

Reminds me of Smithson's "Spiral Jetty" sculpture. Very 1970.

And, we could make it a miniature golf course!

Quill and dagger genius Professor Greenberg's "Flying Diaper" at Cornell's Plantations.

I like this square one, too.

I  like the spiral concept.  It feels organic, seashell-like.

Three more to consider:

How'd they do that?
Must be arid and full of clay.

I think this one illustrates how it might spin off and integrate with current structures:

I think that this idea could be scaled up...

There's something to be said for simplicity and natural materials:

Or we could go old school:

The infamous Swarthmore amphi -