The most famous crosswalk in the world has to be Abbey Road. But, today, the city of Baltimore unveiled what could be one of the most entertaining of crosswalks.
The street crossings adjacent to the Bromo Seltzer Arts Tower in downtown are now equipped with four different games of hopscotch. Take a look:
As The Baltimore Sun explains, this is all part of the Baltimore Office of Promotion and the Arts’ effort to put art in public spaces. In another part of town, for example, another artist designed a crosswalk that
Naturally, this made us curious about other inventive crosswalks across the country. Turns out there are many that are just as cool: Back in June, Milwaukee transformed one of its crosswalks into piano keys, and in Miami during the world-class Art Basel art fair, one crosswalk was transformed into a piece called “Crosswalks of Additive Color.”
Of course in Baltimore, there will undoubtably be those who ask if a hopscotch crosswalk is safe. We’ve posed that question to the BOP and we’ll update this post with their response.
Something Cool: A "Hopscotch Crosswalk" In Baltimore
