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August 5th marked the final day of a nearly month-long "online open house" in which Seattle residents have been invited to virtually weigh in on how $10 million should be spent on repairing and enhancing the city's iconic Lawrence Halprin and Angela Danadjieva–designed Freeway Park.
Opened to the public in 1976 and subsequently expanded over the decades, the ahead-of-its-time urban green space, complete with a monumental Brutalist water feature, was the first freeway-capping park project in the United States and has since been emulated in other cities.
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