-Constraints: limited space, preserve historic Old Sacramento, located on the river, local and national attraction, limited money.

-Look at prototypes and choose the best one.

-Then present data (using Weebly) for that particular attraction:

1. Rough Draft Sketch
2. Digital Design
3. Map with the area where your attraction will go pinned
4. Explanation of how your attraction will tell the story of Sacramento history
5. Explanation why this design will attract people from not just Sacramento but around the country to this space
6. Comparison to a similar project
   1. Describing any challenges they faced
   2. Price estimate based on a similar structure
7. Sources (EARS Notes)

Resources:

From Mr. Dobson's website (scroll to the bottom of the page)

Resources on Sacramento history:

SacQR is a historic tour of downtown K Street optimized for mobile devices.

Sacramento Room Digital Collection and more information about the Sacramento Room (hours and location)

Sacramento History Museum

California Museum

From the American Planning Association:

How cities use parks to promote tourism

Characteristics and Guidelines of Great Public Spaces

From the Project for Public Spaces:

Eleven Principles for Creating Great Community Places

What Makes a Successful Space?

Ten Strategies for Transforming Cities and Public Spaces through Placemaking

From the National Recreation and Park Association:

Mapping and Data Resources