TRANSFORMED TOM LEE PARK: STUDIO GANG AND SCAPE REVITALIZE MEMPHIS RIVERFRONT

Written By Calista Byrd

Nour Fakharany | ArchDaily

At its core, the design aims to strengthen the connection between downtown Memphis and the river. It offers the first accessible access to the river, compliant with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), at the Cutbank Bluff. Additionally, it provides safer pedestrian crossings at Vance, Huling, and Butler Streets on Riverside Drive.

Calista Byrd
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