Local students help to develop Wall Park in Linden
Students from Tawa Intermediate School and Linden schools have come up with some amazing ideas for Wall Park in Linden.
On Wednesday whānau and friends came together at the Linden Social Centre to acknowledge their mahi.
Working with the Council and Tawa Education Technology Trust, the students have learnt about urban design and placemaking to help with development of the park.
Cr Jill Day presented each student with an "Absolutely Awesome Designer" certificate signed by our Chief City Planner David Chick.
Looking at these creative ideas, we think there could be some future urban designers in this bunch.
Be sure to see their work for yourself and share your views at Tawa Library, where it will be on display until 7 November.
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