WONDERGREEN PARK
Exploring magic past, present, and future to protect our tomorrow
"Protecting and renewing natural resources" is Evergreen Industries' mission, and to many they seem to be redefining how a sustainable international corporation should operate. Using only recycled or secondhand materials to produce technology and devices and committing to 100% open code and platforms has allowed them to push the boundaries of truly ‘green’ operations. Their latest achievement (and marketing tactic) is focusing on ‘alternative magic’ to technology,
including methods used by native peoples and other groups that still practice and harness
magic throughout the world.
To showcase their commitment to progress and cultural exchange, Evergreen has opened access to their Wondergreen park, where they’ve physically built connections to different magic-wielding groups. Evergreen’s ‘magical’ technology is only one form magic can take, and visitors can explore each land’s unique magic and its power. The Orlocks are a magical society of creatures that wield magic fueled by their connection to (and preservation of) water. Dive into their world as you venture under the surface. Tap into the magic of the land as mythical legends and creatures come to life in the Tlingit Village, nestled in the forest. Go beyond the earth with astrologists as they harness the magic of stars and other spatial bodies.
However, underneath Evergreen’s tree-hugging and culture-exchanging facade something sinister lurks. One of the departments believes that the other types of magic pose a threat to Evergreen’s growing technological power. This department has begun to steal some of the most powerful sources of magic in each land to undermine their power and strengthen Evergreen’s status. Guests can see evidence of this sinister plot as they explore black markets of magical goods in some of the lands. If guests want to help fight this department, they can join the Time Explorer Training Program which has multiple recruitment points and offers interactive adventures throughout the park.
CLIENT
THED SCAD
DATE
2021
LOCATION
Savannah, US
TEAM & LANDS
Ana Curbelo - K’aangal
Flavia Yoshitake - Tlingit Village
Greg Spessot - Al’Cachee Basin
Michele Mandula - Chee Illahee
STAGE
Blue Sky & Concept
MY ROLES
Master Planning
Experience Design
2D Drawing
3D Modeling
Graphic Design
SOFTWARE
AutoCAD
Adobe Photoshop
Adobe Illustrator
Adobe InDesign
Please check the Tlingit Village on this page:
Attractions
In the THED 765 class, groups students were assigned to develop a theme park and each teammate was responsible for one land
Ideas for the theme park
Detailing of lands: Plans + POV + Moodboards
In the THED 765 class, groups students were assigned to develop a theme park and each teammate was responsible for one land
Design Process
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Brainstorming
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Blue Sky
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Story
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Concept
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Design
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Design