Hing Hay Park, Urban park in Chinatown-International District, Seattle, United States.
Hing Hay Park is a small urban green space in Chinatown-International District featuring a pavilion structure, seating areas, and landscaped grounds. The layout includes tiered steps, plantings, and accessible pathways for walking and gathering.
The park was created in 1973 through a city improvement program and later expanded in 2017 when space from a neighboring post office building became available. This growth allowed the site to serve the community better and accommodate more visitors.
The site serves as a gathering place where the local community celebrates Asian heritage through its design and layout. You can see how the traditional architecture and plantings create a space that reflects the neighborhood's identity and values.
The park is easy to walk through and offers open areas where you can sit and rest at any time. Pathways are well-maintained and accessible, making it simple to navigate the space regardless of how long you want to stay.
The entrance gate displays traditional Asian paper cutting designs and projects messages in many languages through illuminated lanterns. This blend of hand-cut art and modern lighting creates a subtle artistic statement at the park's threshold.
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