Tomorrow's Deck Park ... Today! Again!

We began the week by sneak-peaking one of the latest Woodall Rodgers Deck Park renderings unveiled at yesterday's $9-million press conference. As promised, here are two others provided by the Foundation, which now needs but $17 million to cover amenities and park operation for the first three years of the...

By Robert Wilonsky

February 25, 2011

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We began the week by sneak-peaking one of the latest Woodall Rodgers Deck Park renderings unveiled at yesterday's $9-million press conference. As promised, here are two others provided by the Foundation, which now needs but $17 million to cover amenities and park operation for the first three years of the deck's existence, which is set to begin some time early in 2012. One more look-see, yet another entry in our in-the-works coffee-table book Imagining the Future is a Kind of Nostalgia (h/t), follows.

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