Easy to miss very small park overlooking Connecticut Ave. Really just includes a sculpture, some plant boxes, and a few seats.

I was about to give this zero stars because the noun park doesn't make sense. Small concrete walkway with planters yes. However, the review that explains the sustainable energy made me Google the park and find out that this is a neat project. Unfortunately, I had absolutely no idea because I just walked right on past it. Check out the description on the Golden Triangle DC website.

Interesting buildings, street shops, local restaurants, art galleries and luxury apartment complexes..

This so call park is actually the transform of pavement on top of the tunnel of Connecticut (on the south side of the Circle) Avenue into a small strip park with a few flower planters. The pavement is made of materials that generates electrical power from pedestrian walks to light the park. Based on the information and news, this park was the project between the DC transportation department and the Business group in D.C. If you are in DuPont Circle area, stop by to walk on the pavement to generate electrical power and admire a few flowers while looking down Connecticut Avenue to see Farragut Square down the road.