The Architect's Newspaper reports that despite reservations of some of the Seattle design commissioners, the Freeway Park Association's proposal to reinvigorate the 44-year old park was approved and will now head to the City for final decision. Proposed changes include the installation of a bandshell, new restroom facilities, a food kiosk, a playground, and possibly a bouldering wall.
Freeway Park and other Seattle parks were listed in The Cultural Landscape Foundation's Compendium of threatened and at-risk national landscapes.
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The Architect's Newspaper | October 11, 2017
Capitol Hill Times | October 6, 2017