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Raleigh council sees plans for future of Moore Square

Community feedback stated that residents wanted to see Moore Square as a place for smaller, everyday events rather than just big events.

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Sasaki plans for Moore Square
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Chris Tepedino / Raleigh Public Record

In a meeting Dec. 1, the Raleigh City County heard a presentation on the plans for an update to Moore Square.

Resident feedback was important to the design process, led by architects from Sasaki. Residents wanted to see Moore Square as a place for smaller, everyday events rather than just big events.

The Sasaki representative told councilors that the history of the square was an important part of the design process.

The plans emphasize trees along the South Park Heritage Walk and a flexible, open lawn to allow for a variety of events.

The southeast quarter of the square will feature more buildings – restrooms, a cafe and a fountain.

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