
Re-Imagined Linden Park Design Revealed




Columbus Recreation and Parks has released designs for upgrades at Linden Park, providing a first look at the $25 million project.
MKSK has been part of the team, led by Pizzuti Companies, working with the City and neighborhood residents to re-imagine the park. Features include an expanded and naturalized fishing pond, a large event lawn, improved and additional athletic facilities, and upgraded paths and walkways throughout.
The park will be anchored by a new community center, designed by Moody Nolan, that includes everything from gymnastics to a teaching kitchen, and will serve as a neighborhood hub for city services including the Smart Columbus mobility program.
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