It ramps up to cross Naito Parkway and could connect to the Centennial Mills building, which may be rehabilitated. The Stone Aquifer is a continuous stone outcrop that runs through the parks. The naturalistic construction represents the uplifting or revealing of the historic Tanner Creek, which is the source of water for the Spring Fountain in Jamison Square as well as the Wetlands of North Park Square and the irrigation of the Neighborhood Park Fields. Jamison Square Looking south, Jamison Square's water feature ebbs and flows, creating a gentle wave action that spills onto the cobblestone court. A large grassy area provides places to sit, to watch children play in the water, and to relax under a grove of trees.
Temporary artwork is placed within an outdoor sculpture garden that is paved with crushed stone.
A wetland planted with native vegetation is the theme for the second park, North Park Square. Raised walkways cross the wetland allowing visitors to closely observe the changes and habitat it provides. This rendering is of the Neighborhood Park, which is between Overton Street and the railroad tracks. Large grass areas for frisbee throwing and games, seating walls, and play areas are all part of this park. In the distance, the wooden boardwalk begins to rise over the railroad tracks and connect to the rehabilitated Centennial Mills building.