by Parks for Downtown Dallas | Dec 12, 2019 | Blog Posts, Downtown Dallas Parks, West End Square |
Another year has almost come and gone, and though each brings its own exciting developments to the great city of Dallas, 2019 was one for the record books. This year, Parks for Downtown Dallas saw a dream 10-plus years in the making come true, as Pacific Plaza...
by Parks for Downtown Dallas | May 30, 2019 | Blog Posts, Downtown Dallas Parks, West End Square |
Sitting just northwest of Downtown Dallas, Victory Park has completely transformed in only two decades’ time, becoming a major residential and retail destination for the city. The space attracts young professionals with its brand-new apartment complexes, top-line...
by Parks for Downtown Dallas | Dec 27, 2018 | Blog Posts, Downtown Dallas Parks, Pacific Plaza, West End Square |
We might be bidding farewell to another great year in Dallas, but it looks like 2019 will bring with it many exciting developments that testify to the incredible vitality of our city. New public parks, big construction booms and even a new type of futuristic train...
by Parks for Downtown Dallas | Aug 7, 2018 | Blog Posts, Downtown Dallas Parks, West End Square |
Isabel Castilla is a principal designer at James Corner Field Operations, the landscape architecture firm designing West End Plaza, one of four new parks transforming Downtown Dallas. Isabel brings an impressive resume to this project. She’s currently the lead...
by Parks for Downtown Dallas | Feb 14, 2018 | Blog Posts, Carpenter Park, Downtown Dallas Parks, Harwood Park, Pacific Plaza, West End Square |
Every citizen deserves a great park within a 10-minute walk of their home — this is the premise behind the Trust for Public Land’s ParkScore Index. Using this comprehensive tool, every year TPL evaluates park access and park quality in the 100 largest cities in...
by Parks for Downtown Dallas | Oct 30, 2017 | Blog Posts, Downtown Dallas Parks, West End Square |
In many ways, a stroll through Downtown Dallas’ West End is a stroll back in time. Instead of skyscrapers, you’ll find red-brick buildings housing eclectic restaurants and shops. Trees line the sidewalks, inviting pedestrians to slow down and enjoy themselves. The...
