Irvington Park

Video features a Landscape Structures train themed playground at Irvington Park in Houston Texas.

[video: scene fades into a street corner with a green sign that reads “Irvington Park, Acquired 1965”. Scene switches to a view of a large pavilion with basketball courts underneath. Large trees surround the park area. Scene switches to a small maintenance building painted in murals depicting the surround areas of town. A view across the park shows a brightly colored playground. Scene switches to an elevated view of an oval shaped play area with a main play structure on one end and set of swings on the other. Camera focuses on the surrounding curb inclosing the play area wood chips painted in colorful design made up multiple patterns. Camera pulls back to a full view of the play area. The camera pans along the colorfully painted playground area curb. Scene switches to a full bird’s eye view of the play area. Scene switches back to a ground view as the camera slowly pans left to right showing the main play structure with its multiple slides and climbers. The camera focuses on climber that looks like a honeycomb. Scene switches to a full elevated view of the entire park filled with lush tall trees. Camera switches back to a view of the play structure and it’s different climbers. Camera pans up a circular step climber leading to the top deck of the structure. Camera switches to a view of the swing set. The camera begins to pan away from the swing set and past two small trees. Screen jumps to white. A black vertical line appears in the center of the screen. The Lone Star Recreation logo slides out to the right of the line. Then the Landscape Structures logo slides out to the left of the line. Text fades in below both logos reading: For a better tomorrow we play today. Screen fades to black and video ends.]