Nestled in near the Seuss-ical spirals and curves of Levy Park’s under-construction pathways and playgrounds is the lumpy triangular dog-park-to-be above, now partitioned off by its metal rod setup (seen here facing northwest up Eastside St. toward the corner with Richmond Ave.)  A reader trekked around the site yesterday and snapped some updates; first, here’s how the dog park fits into the most recent set of plans for the site:

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The dog area will be stationed right next to the oval-footed activity lawn, as well as the double-decker bus structure that appears to be part of the plan:

The rest of the park’s features are also shaping up for the planned November opening (heads up to the dog owners currently bemoaning the extended closure of the electrical-easement-and-dog-park across 59). Here’s a glimpse of the wavy-topped performance pavilion and public bathrooms structure:

The One Grove Street office midrise, which sits on Richmond and opened earlier this year to lessees, sits right behind the pavilion:

The pavilion and its own oval-shaped lawn are next to the community garden section planned along Wakeforest Ave.:

Some of the curling and elevated walkways have already been raised into place:

The main gate structure for the dog park is still on the way:

• Upper Kirby area’s Levy Park slated to debut in mid-November [Houston Chronicle]
• Previously on Swamplot: Storybook Views of Upper Kirby’s Levy Park Redo at Eastside and Richmond; A Look at Midway’s Mixed-Use Plans in Upper Kirby?; The Beginnings of a Mixed-Use District on Richmond?, The New Levy Office Park

Images: Swamplot inbox (photos), Office of James Burnett (renderings)