Liberty Green Park
Liberty Green is a proposed new neighborhood park on 3.25 acres of underutilized land at the intersection of the Larimer and East Liberty neighborhoods.

Stormwater ManagementApprox. 4MGallons of Water Managed Annually
New Public Park3.25Acres
New Playground14,500Square Feet
Planted82New Trees
Larimer and East Liberty
100 Block Larimer AvenueThe Larimer community has long advocated for a system of recreation and open spaces around which it could rebuild the neighborhood with a new green identity, sustainable development principles and new recreation investments for current and future families.
Background
Located at the intersection of the Choice Neighborhoods Initiative’s Larimer and East Liberty neighborhoods, the park will be bounded by new mixed-income housing, and feature plaza and assembly space, open lawn and play mounds, and an extensive play area. Playground equipment will be challenging and accessible to increase motor skills and creative play. There will also be significant green infrastructure that captures and manages stormwater from the park/adjacent streets, and culminates in a community-driven art exhibit that showcases innovative solutions for stormwater management while capturing the community’s history through a design that sets an example for water stories of the future.
Schedule
Phase I construction is slated to begin in May 2019.
Facts
- Contractor: Tedesco Construction Company
- Architect: Wallace Roberts and Todd LLC and Evolve EA
- Project Artist: Alisha Wormsley
- Total Development Cost: $6,500,000
- 3.25 acres
Aerial View
Liberty Green Park Design
Well Project Design
Artist Rendering 1
Artist Rendering 2
Future Plans
Current view looking west from Zone A1 towards Zone A
Current view looking west on Princeton Place
Current view looking toward Zone A from steps of former St. Peter and Paul Cathedral