On Saturday, Dec. 12, the free, all-ages drop-in invites participants to turn an idea for improving city life into a hands-on architecture project.

All times are local to the venue · America/Chicago
Klyde Warren Park is public space built above a freeway. At Build Your City!, participants can take up a related design question of their own: what should a city make room for?
Klyde Warren Park is a 5.4-acre deck park over the recessed, eight-lane Woodall Rodgers Freeway. It links Uptown, the Arts District and downtown, and opened in 2012.
That setting gives the activity a local point of reference: the park itself is an example of creating public space in a city shaped by major infrastructure. The session invites participants to think about what else could serve the people who live in a city.
Further reading: Our Story — Klyde Warren Park ↗
AD EX lists Build Your City! among its K–12 programs and says it takes the activity to community locations, including Klyde Warren Park and Fair Park. The park listing describes this edition as open to all ages, so the student-centered framing is not an age limit for visitors.
Further reading: Build Your City! - DallasADEX.org ↗ · Build Your City! with ADEX — Klyde Warren Park ↗

The schedule lists one activity from noon to 2 p.m., with no separate session times or breaks. The park describes participation as come-and-go rather than a fixed-length lesson.
The activity is scheduled for noon to 2 p.m. in the Lecture Hall at Klyde Warren Park, 2012 Woodall Rodgers Freeway, Dallas, TX 75201.
The park describes the activity as free and suitable for all ages. Visitors may stay briefly or for longer during the two-hour window. The listing does not state an advance-booking requirement.
The activity uses craft supplies and building techniques, but the listing does not say whether supplies are provided or whether participants should bring anything. Check with the organizer if that affects your plans.
Klyde Warren Park says it is designed for wheelchair navigation and has a ramped entrance and soft surfaces; its FAQ says all restrooms are wheelchair accessible. Public restrooms are by the Nancy Best Fountain on the East Lawn and next to La Parada on the West Lawn. The park’s guidance does not describe a specific accessible route into the Lecture Hall.
The park FAQ states that entering the park constitutes consent to having your voice and likeness videotaped and used without compensation for news coverage and park publicity, and to releasing the park and its successors, assigns and licensees from liability for that use.
The event is in the Lecture Hall at Klyde Warren Park, 2012 Woodall Rodgers Freeway, Dallas, TX 75201. The event listing includes a map link; use it to calculate directions from your starting point.
The event listing directs visitors to the park’s parking information. The park FAQ describes valet and self-parking options, but does not give event-specific arrangements or rates.
Build Your City! with ADEX — Klyde Warren Park ↗ · Frequently Asked Questions — Klyde Warren Park ↗
The park says it is designed for wheelchair navigation and has a ramped entrance and soft surfaces. Its published access guidance is park-wide and does not explain the route into the Lecture Hall.
Yes. Klyde Warren Park describes it as come-and-go, so visitors can stay briefly or spend longer within the noon-to-2 p.m. window.
The park listing does not state an advance-booking requirement or provide a booking link.
The description says the activity uses craft supplies, but does not say whether they are provided or should be brought.
The park FAQ describes valet and self-parking options. It does not give event-specific arrangements or rates.
Build Your City! with ADEX — Klyde Warren Park ↗ · Frequently Asked Questions — Klyde Warren Park ↗
2012 Woodall Rodgers Freeway, Dallas, TX 75201
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Event, planning and background information checked 2026-11-01 against the linked sources.