HALL Park has evolved into a one-of-a-kind development that is known for its lush landscaping, world-class collection of modern art made available to the public, extensive amenity offerings, limited-service retail and dining options. We are creating a mixed-use environment that makes tenants want to come to work.

Scott Stewart has been named executive director of the planned community park that’s coming to HALL Park in Frisco. He brings exceptional experience to the role, previously serving as executive director of the Millennium Park Foundation in Chicago.

The former executive director of the Millennium Park Foundation in Chicago—Dr. Scott Stewart—has been tapped as the new executive director of the planned community park slated for Frisco’s HALL Park. Stewart’s past experience includes work at Lurie Garden in Chicago and the Oak Park Conservancy. The 5.7 acre park at HALL is set to open next year and will be operated by the Communities Foundation of Texas.

When Frisco announced in late June its public-private partnership with Frisco ISD and developer Craig Hall from the Hall Group, many residents cheered on the long-awaited arrival of the venue. The venue will be built at Frisco’s Hall Park, a large office campus. Although design and construction can take up to 36 months, Mayor Jeff Cheney said the venue is slowly becoming a reality.

Frisco is one step closer to having a park that is similar to Klyde Warren Park in Dallas. On Tuesday, the Frisco City Council unanimously approved a master development agreement and a park use agreement that outline plans for a roughly five-acre park that is slated to complement a forthcoming performing arts center in Frisco.

Both the Frisco City Council and Frisco ISD’s board of trustees approved architectural firm Corgan to design a new performing arts center located at Hall Park.