Students in the Urban Design Studio program at OU-Tulsa are working to improve B.S. Roberts Park in Tulsa after years of neglect and harm. Their plan for the project includes creating an improved playground for kids of all ages, a section for adults to exercise while their children play, and some kind of structure to house a farmers market. The students invited the community to come to give their feedback on their plans on Saturday, May 4th.
Read more in the Tulsa World article linked below.
B.S. Roberts Park renovation: OU Urban Design group invites community to discuss plans
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