Once the home of a small airport, ravaged in the middle of the night on Mayor Daley’s orders, Meigs Field could soon become a natural playground.
Chicago Park District officials are unveiling the framework plan for the 91-acre peninsula now known as Northerly Island, according to the Chicago Tribune.
Based on input gathered from a series of public meetings held over the last four years, the plans will feature an open-air pavilion and harbor for aquatic wildlife and birds.
Officials plan to unveil mockups for the project tonight on first floor of the Chicago Architecture Foundation on Michigan Avenue at 6:30 p.m.; it is open to the public.
Check out the Chicago Tribune for a full report.