Smither Park in Houston to House 400-Foot Memory Wall

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HOUSTON-A new center on Smither Park broke ground in Houston on Thursday. The new center known as the Orange Show Center for Visionary Art is situated near the Orange Show Monument, close to the main campus of the University of Houston.

Dan Phillips of Phoenix Commotion will design the new park, which will contain a memory wall of 400 feet. The memory wall will allow local residents to honor their dear ones by leaving tiles on the wall. For the full story, go to Houston Business Journal.

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Categories: Southwest, Development, Houston