OJB Landscape Architecture has revealed details of their 4.7-acre park component for the upcoming Freedom Plaza development at the United Nations headquarters designed by Bjarke Ingles Group (BIG) inNew York City.The largest main green space component of the total 6.3-acre master plan, the park offers stormwater resilience while establishing Freedom Plazas 18,000-square-foot central lawn at its 'heart,' surrounded by 350 trees and other plantings that will contribute to its biodiversity.Image credit: OJB Landscape Architecture /Soloviev GroupIn total, there will be 1.2 miles worth of pedestrian paths interlinked with a variety of garden rooms and overlooks onto the East River with a 700-foot promenade that frames the latter.Image credit: rendering by BucharestThe program also includes a 7,000-square-foot childrens play area and 6,000-square-foot water garden. A new museum dedicated to freedom and democracy frames the northern approach to the park, featuring an outdoor amphit...