In 2017, New York high-school students were asked to redesign a downtown park; 9 years later, one of their winning ideas has finally been built in a $1 million project
- What began as a classroom design exercise by high-school students in New York has taken nearly a decade to become a reality.
- In 2017, students from North Tonawanda High School's engineering academy were asked to imagine how a downtown park could be transformed.
- One of the winning ideas featured a clock tower and a landscaped gathering space.
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- What began as a classroom design exercise by high-school students in New York has taken nearly a decade to become a reality.
- In 2017, students from North Tonawanda High School's engineering academy were asked to imagine how a downtown park could be transformed.
- One of the winning ideas featured a clock tower and a landscaped gathering space.
Sources: Times of India