Had a great time last night at our reception for the opening of Marvels of Modernism and the tribute to John O. Simonds, who designed Mellon Square. We premiered a brand-new video celebrating Mellon Square’s importance to Pittsburgh and the many innovative elements of its design. Check it out below!
Archive for the ‘Mellon Square’ Category
VIDEO – Mellon Square: A Modern Masterpiece
Posted in Mellon Square, tagged Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy, downtown, Mellon Square, landscape architecture, John Simonds, Cultural Landscape Foundation, video, urban planning on November 6, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Marveling at Mellon Square
Posted in Mellon Square, tagged Allegheny Commons, John Simonds, landscape architecture, Marvels of Modernism, Mellon Square, Pittsburgh, The Cultural Landscape Foundation, trees on November 4, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
My husband and I are about to duck out of Pittsburgh for a long weekend and head to Los Angeles to visit some friends. While I’m definitely excited for warm, sunny days, I’m also interested in visiting Pershing Square Park. It is a park on top of a parking garage just like our own Mellon [...]
Be There or Be Square
Posted in Mellon Square, Special Events, tagged John Simonds, landscape architecture, Mellon Square, Pittsburgh, The Cultural Landscape Foundation, urban parks on October 26, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
f you’re like me, you’ve probably parked at the Mellon Square garage downtown dozens of times without ever realizing the significance of the park above it. But the next time you’re winding your way underground, you might stop to appreciate the fact that Mellon Square is a nationally renowned landscape that was part of Pittsburgh’s [...]



