Waterfront Park Opens in Tampa
27 January 2010 - 7:00am
A new 8-acre park has opened on the waterfront of downtown Tampa, Florida, the first of three downtown projects opening downtown this year.
The park was 18-months in the works, and local officials are hopeful that it will draw more people to the downtown area.
"The 8-acre park, designed by Thomas Balsley and Associates of New York, is the first of three projects debuting downtown this year. It features two interactive fountains, a children's playground, terraced lawn, dog run, bathrooms and a revitalized portion of the Riverwalk.
Next up is the Tampa Museum of Art, opening Feb. 6, and then the Glazer Children's Museum in late summer."
Source:
St. Petersburg Times, January 23, 2010
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