Celebration Square, often called C-Square, is a public plaza defined by a long row of angled metal fins that stretch alongside the light rail transit tracks. Completed in two thousand fifteen, this urban space was designed to link residential and commercial areas in the East Village, a district once known for industrial neglect and industrial decay. The square serves as a community gathering point, featuring a stage for live performances, curved wooden benches, and an integrated lighting installation known as The Veil.
Celebration Square (C-Square)
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