1
The Creek Park
0.7 acres
Located on the northern edge of 1300 South, the Creek Park is a natural space that reveals and celebrates the site’s hidden creeks - Red Butte Creek, Emigration Creek, and Parley’s Creek.
The Framework
Open Space Typologies
Open spaces are the heart of community life. This section presents a range of public spaces intentionally designed to foster connection, support well-being, and cultivate a strong sense of place.
2
The Festival Street
1.3 acres
Located on a segment of West Temple Street in front of the Ballpark, the Festival Street is intended to be a venue for weekly local neighborhood events like farmer’s markets, while being open to traffic on non-event days.
3
The Neighborhood Field
1.2 acres
The former baseball diamond and outer fields have been converted into a multi-functional field serving local and city sporting and entertainment events. The field is connected to the adaptive re-use of the Ballpark.
4
The Park Promenade
1.5 acres
A linear park that weaves through the site, the Park Promenade has generous shade trees, nature-based play areas, and a variety of seating options for rest, gathering, and casual activity.
5
The Library Court
0.1 acres
This is an activated urban plaza along Main Street, used primarily as a space to showcase the Library’s programs and events. The court also serves as a mid-block walkway to the Park Promenade and Neighborhood Field.
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Plan description
North is at the top. The Creek Park (1) lies just north of 1300 South. In the south block, the Festival Street (2) runs along the west side of the Ballpark; the Neighborhood Field (3) occupies the central area; the Park Promenade (4) winds along the field’s east side and through the site; and the Library Court (5) sits at the northeast corner by Main Street.