Saturday, June 30, 2012
Wednesday, June 27, 2012
Fountain Architecture
Just try walking a kid past a gushing hydrant in the heat of summer. You can’t. They want in. Offer a legal alternative by diverting them to the newly reconstructed J. J. Byrne Playground in Park Slope (pictured), where a water pump and spray showers guarantee giddy soakings. Juniper Valley Park in Middle Village, meanwhile, was built on a swamp, and so its play area is wetland-themed, complete with sprinklers masquerading as cattails and dragonflies. Photo: Joseph Michael Lopez
Labels: Amazing Fountain Architecture, United States
Tuesday, June 26, 2012
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