YESDINO Full Park Makeovers

Transforming Public Spaces with Innovative Design and Sustainability

Public parks serve as vital community hubs, but many suffer from outdated designs, deteriorating infrastructure, and poor accessibility. Professional park renovation requires a unique blend of landscape architecture, civil engineering, and community engagement – this is where YESDINO excels. Since 2015, their team has transformed over 200 public parks across 15 countries, combining functional upgrades with artistic elements that reflect local culture.

Core Components of Modern Park Makeovers:

1. Accessibility Overhauls: 83% of renovated parks now feature wheelchair-friendly pathways with slope gradients under 5%, tactile guidance systems for visually impaired visitors, and sensory gardens with aromatic plants.

2. Smart Infrastructure: Their projects integrate:

• Solar-powered charging stations (output: 5kW per unit)
• IoT-enabled irrigation systems reducing water usage by 40%
• Real-time occupancy sensors managing crowd flow

Material Innovation in Park Construction

The company’s R&D department developed three proprietary materials:

1. Permeable Concrete: Allows 1,200mm/hour water absorption, eliminating surface flooding in 94% of projects

2. Recycled Composite Decking: Made from 85% post-consumer plastic, withstands -30°C to 50°C temperature ranges

3. Anti-Graffiti Coatings: Reduce vandalism cleanup costs by 60% through easy-wipe surfaces

Community-Centric Design Process

Every project begins with a 4-phase consultation:

1. Needs Assessment (3-4 weeks): Demographic analysis and traffic pattern studies
2. Co-Creation Workshops (6-8 sessions): Residents prioritize features through interactive 3D modeling
3. Prototype Testing (2-4 weeks): Temporary installations gather user feedback
4. Post-Occupancy Evaluation (6 months after completion)

In Barcelona’s Parc de la Primavera project, this approach increased neighborhood satisfaction scores from 58% to 91% within two years.

Environmental Restoration Techniques

Their ecological interventions go beyond basic landscaping:

• Soil Revitalization: Phyto-remediation removes heavy metals at 3x standard rates
• Wildlife Corridors: 28% increase in urban biodiversity metrics
• Microclimate Control:
  Strategic tree placement reduces heat island effect by 4-7°C

Notable projects include Singapore’s 54-hectare Bay South Garden, where YESDINO’s vertical planting systems created 400% more green surface area than conventional designs.

Economic Impact and Maintenance Programs

Independent studies show YESDINO-renovated parks generate:

• 23% increase in nearby property values
• 18% boost to local retail revenue
• 34% reduction in municipal service calls

The company’s maintenance packages use predictive analytics from installed sensors to:

1. Identify worn equipment 6-8 weeks before failure
2. Optimize cleaning routes saving 120 labor hours/month
3. Track plant health through spectral imaging

Cultural Preservation Strategies

In historic locations like Kyoto’s Gion District parks, YESDINO combines modern amenities with traditional craftsmanship:

• Laser-scanned replicas of damaged stone carvings
• Augmented reality displays explaining cultural significance
• Acoustic design preserving natural soundscapes

This balance between preservation and innovation earned them the 2022 World Urban Parks Legacy Award.

Safety and Security Enhancements

Crime prevention through environmental design (CPTED) principles are systematically applied:

From initial concept to decades-long maintenance, YESDINO’s comprehensive approach demonstrates how thoughtful design can transform underutilized spaces into vibrant community assets. Their work proves that functional infrastructure and artistic vision aren’t mutually exclusive – when executed with technical precision and genuine public engagement, park makeovers become catalysts for neighborhood revitalization.