Liberty Park

Video features a Landscape Structures custom playground at Liberty Park in Mooresville North Carolina.

[video: scene fades into a full elevated view of a playground incorporated into a hillside. Children play on a custom tower structure and a custom circular rope and belted structure. A man stands in front of the play equipment as he speaks to the camera. White text in the bottom right corner of the screen reads “Nick Lowe, Senior Landscape Architect, McAdams”.]

Nick: This has probably been one of the most rewarding projects I’ve been on with LSI. On creating a playground that was actually one that my child will get to play on every day.

Nick voiceover: And honestly with the community this park wasn’t used a whole lot except for concerts so, we kind of cam in here with a Parks and Rec director and she said. “What can we do with this hillside?”. So called Landscape Structures and we got together and started imagining things and you can see here all the beautiful play space.

[video: camera focuses up the hillside to children playing all over the custom tower structure. Children play on the circular bowled shaped structure with ropes and belt climbers. A man slowly pushes a large globe shaped two-tiered playground spinner. A woman stands nearby watching as he spins children on the spinner. Scene switches to multiple arches frames mixed together with more accessible equipment for younger children. A girl stands with her walker at a gear play panel. Scene switches to a full side elevated view showing the park, surrounding parking lot, and large pavilion nearby. Camera follows a girl as she climbs up a cargo net. Children climb and walk across the ropes and belted sections of the circle bowl structure. A boy climbs up a vertical rope with rubber ball knot hand and foot holds. Children run around the circular bowl structure and play on the different activities. Camera switches to a full elevated view of children and families playing all around the park.]

Nick voiceover: People are here just every weekend and it’s just everybody’s excited about it. A lot of the town feedback is you know it’s a great place for people to come. This is one of the only places their kids can come to play that’s for older children and is a challenge. And having such a unique playground next to downtown it’s really just an asset for the town. And really becomes a place where people want to be. Yeah, this is definitely a destination playground so.

[video: children climb and play on the circular bowl rope structure. From a view under the circular bowl structure children jump and climb on the ropes and different shaped belt landings and swings. Camera switches back to a top view from the hillside of children playing on the structure. Camera switches to a rotating bird’s eye view of the children playing on the structure. Scene switches to a full bird’s eye view of the entire play area. A girl sits on a swagged belt piece on the circular bowl structure. She pushes her feet to swing herself back and forth. A boy stands next to her as she swings. Camera switches to a top view of the boy and girl as they climb on the swagged belt pieces on the structure. Children jump up and down on the center belted section of the play structure. A boy and girl lean on a movable playground seat. Scene fades out and back into a young girl as she climbs the hillside where large smooth bubbles protrude for climbing. Scene switches the bowl circular structure as a girl begins to walk across the center belt area. A view across the playground shows children climbing in and around on the tower structure. Screen jumps to white. A black vertical line appears in the center of the screen. Carolina Parks & Play 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.]