MHCLG Pocket Park Plus - Mayes Road Linear Pocket Park design interventions Supplier Description 1. English Garden Statuary Penguins, geese, dog, etc. 1 2. Alastair Hunter 2 Sundial - informative, educational, social 3 3. Krishna Malla Murals - gates, door, telecoms box addresses visual detractor Mural - Lost House and interpretation board and improved barrier 4. Krishna Malla 4 5. Bannerbox Banner to provide identity, ownership and means to support 5 6. Boldens History/ interpretation board 6 7 7. Gwrhyd Quarry Quarried stone block protection to pavement/ seating (match stepping stones) 8 8. Bannerbox Flag signs to mark boundaries and extent of pocket park 9. Fun & Active Hopscotch, footprints, birdboxes, trail 9 PMRA 21 Years
2 1 Approx. location of sundial and stone block protection to create a safe zone 1. Statuary (penguins, geese, dog) 2. Sundial Supplier: English Garden Statuary Supplier: Alistair Hunter Installer: Haringey Installer: tbc Design lead: Marcus, Polly, John Design lead: Marcus
3 3. Steel gates, door, grille and telecoms box Supplier: Krishna Malla Installation: Krishna Malla Design lead: Don, Marcus
4 Alternative protection to mural in place of fencing in front of mural ( National Trust/ English Heritage theme of ‘rope barrier’ in country houses plus more planting Lost House (Martins Walk wall mural) Supplier: Krishna Malla Scaffold & prep: Haringey Design lead: Marcus, Polly, John
The banner introduces the 5 project and Pocket Park Plus objective inviting the community space to ‘relax, exercise, socialise, enjoy the space: it will face the several communities who use and have most need of these. It will be used to ask the community to choose a name for the pocket park or endorse the name ‘Mayes Corner’ as well as invite interest in becoming involved in its long term success. NB: the PMRA community has already chosen names for a number of areas including the 5. Banner to railings and (potentially a second for Martins Walk) Lavender Garden, Arnold Bennett Supplier: Bannerbox Way and Martins Walk Installation: PMRA Design lead: Marcus
6 Community Place History The intervention will be delivered with historical editorial assistance of Joyce Rosser and overall editorial supervision of Joan Curtis – Haringey Friends Lost garden and 70 year old of Parks surviving apple tree’ and bird box (Spring 2020) 6. History/interpretation board Supplier: Boldens/Artwork: Joan Curtis (Friends of Parks) Story lead: Eugene, Anna
Stone block backless seats to create to additional play area 9 B138 MAIN TRAFFIC TURNING/ PARKING/ ROAD WAITING/ACCESS TO SERVICE AREA TRAFFIC HAZARD Stepping Stepping stones/low stones/low wall wall climbing play zone climbing play zone Safe parental supervision of extended play zone when parent- Backless seat (stone blocks) 450-500mm high to protect pavement/create carer seated on backless seat looking towards play area safe play zone: space at 3m intervals 500mm from kerb edge
Wood Green Common Safe circular tail of discovery following low Ally Pally – Newlands Rd walls and stepping stones Covid-19 2020 marked by birdbox, children’s street ‘ancient tree’, bulldog, games nearby giant clam and amonnites 9. Hopscotch and goose/penguin footprints to draw visitors from a distance and mark a safe circular trail Supplier: Fun & Active Design lead: Marcus, Fun & Active
8 8. Flag signs – Mayes Road Pocket Park Supplier: Bannerbox Installer: Haringey Street Lighting Design lead: Marcus, Don
3 10 Mayes Road Pocket Park 10. Other measures - Haringey 10. Other measures - Community • • Change speed limit to 5mph Crochet flowers to railings made by residents • • Change ‘zone’ plate to ‘Mayes Corner’ Other opportunities for art • Remove 20mph and centre while lining • Re s urface raised table with buff coloured ‘anti - skid’ to break road and join north and south pavements • Complete realignment of north kerb
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