Credit: Illustration by Waller Creek Conservancy

Now until Sept. 30, the four final contest design concepts for the reconstruction of Waller Creek will be on display for public comment. An opportunity to comment is also available online at the web site of the Waller Creek Conservancy.

The images from each design team will also be on display at Laguna Gloria (AMOA-Arthouse) through Sept. 30, and on display at Austin City Hall (Sept. 20-21) and various locations throughout the city through Sept. 30. The full list of places and times, and images from all the presentations, are available at the Waller Conservancy website.

This article appears in September 14 • 2012.

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Contributing writer and former news editor Michael King has reported on city and state politics for the Chronicle since 2000. He was educated at Indiana University and Yale, and from 1977 to 1985 taught at UT-Austin. He has been the editor of the Houston Press and The Texas Observer, and has reported and written widely on education, politics, and cultural subjects.