A child plays in the custom recirculating water feature. The stone is Goshen Stone from Goshen, MA carved onsite to the Architectural Specifications

An elevated view of the plaza area shows the Urban Lounge, Movable furniture, shade trees planted in an engineered planting medium . Surfacing is permeable pavers and stabilized stone dust. Downtown shops in the background.

Salvaged Granite Block from a bridge foundation in Lowell, MA double seating and a defining edge between spaces

An elevated view of the wood deck showing its connection between the play area and Black Locust Steppers in the background

The Urban Lounge is a constructed using Meranti wood and ties into a Goshen Stone Wall. it is 45' Long and 5' wide allowing multiple people to stretch and relax in the plaza area

The performance stage was also constructed of Meranti Wood. This doubles as a bridge as it spans a bioswale. Custom steel toe rails were installed on the sides and electrical outlets were provided. Center is the Pulaski Memorial which was relocated and stored throughout the project duration.

This view shows the great lawn area. It is sloped to accommodate a crowd for performances and gathering at the performance stage which is seen at the bottom right of the photo

Children playing on the play equipment as their parents watch

Shown here are the custom planters. Each is irrigated with drip irrigation.

This photo shows the steel bioswale edging and galvanized steel grating in the concrete walks which allow water to flow throughout the bioswale and allowing for pedestrian traffic.

A woman enjoys one of the many benches in the park. Foreground is more salvaged granite in the bioswale area

A panoramic view of Pulaski Park prior to the Opening Ceremony