スポーツパーク入口：集合場所、サイン、ボーダーレスな移行

Design the main entrance to a community sports park, deliberately avoiding gates and barriers. Show the pavement of the adjacent street continuing directly into the park with no kerb, no gate and no threshold — only a change in paving pattern from grey street slabs to a warm-toned permeable unit paving marks the transition. Set a low broad seating wall of board-formed concrete along one side, angled to face both street and park, with people sitting on both edges. Detail a slim vertical marker in weathering steel carrying the park name in cut lettering and, beside it, a large clear map board showing the facilities with pictograms and a tactile plan at accessible height. Show a generous bike parking area under a light canopy immediately inside, and a cluster of bollards spaced widely enough for wheelchairs and prams but preventing car entry. Include mature trees framing the opening and a clear sightline through to the courts beyond. Show morning light with people arriving on foot and by bike. Photorealistic, open, welcoming, eye-level view from the street.