On the Street: Fort Worth Water Garden

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Despite its history of tragedy, the Fort Worth Water Garden remains a compelling and frustrating public space that rewards repeated visits to watch tourists, teenagers, lawyers, photographers, students, skateboarders, quinceanera parties, and families navigate their way through its precarious waterscapes.

Kate Holliday, PhD, associate professor, director, David Dillon Center for Texas Architecture - University of Texas at Arlington