Before taking a look at the new I thought we should first look at the old.
Unfortunately. these images don’t give you a good overview. For that we need to look down from somewhere high up — like the Arch.
Okay, let’s take a look at the new Luther Ely Smith Square (LESS):
This Square is an important part of the new plan to have visitors enter the Arch grounds from downtown. It’s well-designed and draws you toward the Arch. The lid over the highway can become the lid over a boulevard in the future.
This was how CityArchRiver.org has decided to promote the new Arch grounds expansion and park in the DC Metro system. Notice the wonderful view of Illinois through the arch legs. The foreground and rendering of this redesigned park is covered by the ad. Someone needs to revisit this marketing campaign.
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This was how CityArchRiver.org has decided to promote the new Arch grounds expansion and park in the DC Metro system. Notice the wonderful view of Illinois through the arch legs. The foreground and rendering of this redesigned park is covered by the ad. Someone needs to revisit this marketing campaign.
Good catch Steve !