帕克广场Parkdale Plaza是纪念驱动景观的一个新的公共空间。
由布莱恩·托尔工作室的公共艺术雕塑 – 包括佩奇山的缩放和倒置的轮廓，弓冰川的位置和弓河的水源 – 提供广场的焦点。雕塑代替了现有的雨水排水口，并邀请两个层次的发现;第一个是在更广泛的自然景观中的一个对象，第二个是嵌入在雕塑的内部地形的意义。
随着暴雨水流经佩奇山脉的倒影，它鼓励路径和广场用户参与形成弓河谷和弓冰川之间的智力联系，从而促进对流经该河流的水的起源的集体理解良好的河流景观。
帕克代尔广场被认为是对艺术品的位置的反应 – 在这个意义上，雕塑本身形成围绕它的广场的背景。相反，广场旨在建立艺术经验的中立背景。因此，它被设想为日常和崇高的领域之间的交汇点，其中艺术作品提供了一种机制来理解我们与更广泛的自然景观的关系。作为沿着纪念驱动器的纪念推动景观的一个节点，广场意在作为一个安静和沉思的时刻，它连接到和围绕它周围繁忙的大都市分开。

Parkdale Plaza is a new public space on the Memorial Drive Landscape of Memory.

A public art sculpture by Brian Tolle Studio – consisting of a scaled and inverted profile of Mount Peechee, the location of the Bow Glacier and the source of the water for the Bow River – provides the plaza’s focal point. The sculpture replaces an existing storm water outfall and invites two levels of discovery; the first being as an object in the broader natural landscape, the second being the meaning embedded in the inner topography of the sculpture.

As storm water flows though the inverted cast of Mount Peechee, it encourages the participation of pathway and plaza users in forming an intellectual link between the Bow River Valley and Bow Glacier, thereby fostering a collective understanding of the origins of the water that flows through this well-used river landscape.

Parkdale Plaza is conceived of as a response to the location of the art piece – in this sense, the sculpture itself forms the context for the plaza surrounding it. Conversely, the plaza is intended to establish a neutral context for the experience of art. It is thus envisioned as a point of intersection between the realm of the everyday and the sublime, where the work of art provides a mechanism for understanding our relationship to the broader natural landscape. As a node along the Memorial Drive Landscape of Memory, the plaza is intended as a moment of repose and contemplation that is both connected to and set apart from the busy metropolis surrounding it.