Across the street from the site is part of Donald Judd s Chianti Foundation with Smashed Car sculptures from John Chamberlain in it the interpretation of how one relates to the building may be symbolized more by the essence of symmetry, but this is up to the user. The openness of the building may be a very controversial ideal, but the relationship to the street is a very important portion of town s aesthetics. The site is used as a park at the town s central core, but it is not a very common area for meeting unfortunately. The train tracks that expand through and past the site line a division between two worlds an edge between the two environments. The compression between the two environments would probably not be a great idea.
Trees are very abundant on the edges of the site and within the site.
I believe the trees on the edges of the site will form an indication of change of place, and should be left alone. The central trees may be regarded as extemporary, but I believe much of the vegetation should be discarded. The vegetation on the other plots of the corresponding sites is mostly cactus and shrub vegetation. The creatures of the town or outside of the town include rattlesnakes at times, Tarantulas, and a lot of grasshoppers. Although the snakes and Tarantulas are very rare the grasshoppers are all over the site that the Chianti Foundation lies on.