Lamster | Recently, while doing some research for this story, I ran a Google search for Frisco, and the first image that popped up was a dusky aerial view of the flyover interchange where the Sam Rayburn and Dallas North tollways meet.
Kaleidoscope Park, which opened at the beginning of October, may change that perception, or at least that is the ambition of its makers. The 5.71-acre park, a narrow swathe of green slotted into Frisco’s anodyne center, is explicitly modeled on Klyde Warren Park, which gave Dallas the kind of destination front lawn it never really had.
Kaleidoscope Park, which opened at the beginning of October, may change that perception, or at least that is the ambition of its makers. The 5.71-acre park, a narrow swathe of green slotted into Frisco’s anodyne center, is explicitly modeled on Klyde Warren Park, which gave Dallas the kind of destination front lawn it never really had.
