Daily digest: Seattle’s Freeway Park is now a city landmark, MVRDV unrolls Rotterdam Rooftop Walk, and more

Described by The Cultural Landscape Foundation as a project that “remains one of the most compelling treatises on postwar landscape architecture,” the singular space takes form as an amalgamation of Brutalist concrete forms and lush greenery, complete with a series of linked plazas, staircases and ramps, public lawns, and water features including the monumental Canyon Fountain.