Τhe inspiring elements of the design were the characteristic relief of the plot that shapes a natural basin seemingly to a lake, and the theme of water movements.

 

The promenades and paths created within the Park, form organic flows evolving in elliptical and circular movements around the central gathering place of the park, and other poles of activities, seemingly to water rings

 

The park is composed in interaction with its surroundings, especially the adjacent renovated neo-classical house of the former  Governor of Larnaca, situated opposite and  in continuity to the central square and amphitheater of the park

 

4 main entrance gates and paths connect the city to the park, especially the bridge which signals the main entrance. The various pathways progressively attract the visitor towards the heart of the park, and the other poles of activities,  through a series of experiences and elements of attraction (such as temporary exhibition installations, botanic and floral garden, interactive 3D art structures and water feature)

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The natural slope of the ground, on the east border of the site is utilized for the creation of amphitheatrical resting and sitting areas around the playing field and playground or the creation of a climbing wall.

 

Slight embankments are effectuated in the central squares so as to connect them with the neighboring rehabilitated public buildings hosting the Youth Center, situated on a higher level.

 

The slight differentiation of levels and dense planting, allow for a certain acoustic and visual separation of the various activities, so as to function simultaneously without disturbing one another

 

The general arrangement and themes of the park allow various activities such as  gatherings  for cultural events, groups or solo physical activities or relaxing and playing for various ages and groups of people 

 

Sustainable materials are used such as permeable pavings and sandgravel for the alleys to preserve the natural water enrichment of the ground, and rammed earth walls as a more natural alternative to concrete.