This Week on Carroll Creek: August 15

Phase two work continues along Carroll Creek between the Delaplaine Visual Arts Education Center and S. East Street. 

The photographs show the construction progress that will support new park amenities such as a shared use path and fountains. 

Fountain Construction - A prominent structure in most of the images shows the construction of what is called "Galleria Fountain." One of the unique aspects of this fountain is that it will have 70 nozzles that will spray water, providing a one-of-a-kind water feature in this area. 

Construction site of Galleria fountain with buildings in back and creek water in between gray brick

August 14, 2014

Bright green red and blue drawing Artist interpretation of phase two of Carroll Creek. Blue sky large green trees people swimming in creek and walking sitting alongside creek

Artist interpretation of phase two of Carroll Creek.  This drawing is conceptual only, and does not represent the actual plans that will be built, however it does illustrate how phase two will activate more areas along the creek and tie into the existing park. 

dirt and supplies construction site with buildings tree and blue sky in back

August 14, 2014

Construction site of Galleria fountain with buildings in back and creek water in between gray brick

August 14, 2014

Large pillar of stone surrounded by others earth toned stones in front of the plastered dry wall board with white paper signs blue and red fonts

Outside of the construction trailer, samples of the finishes that will be used in the complete project are displayed. 

August 14, 2014

 Construction site with dirt cement red brick buildings trees and blue sky

August 14, 2014 

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About the Next Phase of Carroll Creek Park

This next phase of park improvements will include new and widened multi-use paths, landscape planters, lighting, water features and crosswalk improvements. The work will occur primarily between Bentz and S. Market Street and between the Delaplaine Arts Center and East Patrick Street. More than $100M in new and renovated private construction is planned along the new park/path sections which will eventually result in hundreds of new jobs and increased state and local tax revenue.