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An air vent in Norman B. Leventhal Park in Post Office Square that circulates air from the underground parking garage beneath. The vent is concealed from parkgoers with layers of foliage.
Cafe patrons outside Norman B. Leventhal Park in Post Office Square, Boston. The cafe provides a public gathering space for workers from the surrounding Financial District.
The fountain at Norman B. Leventhal Park. Pedestrian traffic through park in foreground.
An entrance to the underground parking garage at Post Office Square. Park lies aboveground.
An escalator at Norman B. Leventhal Park, leading to the underground parking garage. The escalator is surrounded by a glass "gazebo" structure.
A "Public Parking" sign directing cars towards the underground parking garage in Post Office Square. Trees from Norman B. Leventhal Park are visible in the background.
A "Public Parking" sign directing cars towards the underground parking garage in Post Office Square. Trees from Norman B. Leventhal Park are visible in the background.
Bird's-eye view of Norman B. Leventhal Park, created by the park's chief designer Halvorson Design Partnership, Inc.
A photo of the original Boston U.S. Post Office building being torn down in 1929. The building was later replaced by the John W. McCormack Post Office and Courthouse in 1933.