First off, I LOVE LOVE LOVE "Her Secret is Patience." (i.e. "the jellyfish" or whatever you want to call it.) It's bold, it's beautiful, and it did exactly what public art is supposed to do: It brought people together to talk. Before it was even built people were talking about it. The best time to see it is at night when it glows. I can't keep my eyes off it when the wind blows through it and the netting gently and quietly dances in the air. I love it in the day time too. The artwork is one of the best elements of this park.
I just wish this park had a better name. I mean, c'mon, "Civic Space Park"? Could that be more lame?! Why not Sky Bloom Park? I know that's not what the floating sculpture is called, but it's what the media called it, and I think it sounds cool.
The restoration of the AE England building is marvelous. Fair Trade is great to have there. And what about the big, grassy knoll in downtown Phoenix!? I never thought I'd see the day when there was an actual space in downtown that wasn't a parking lot.
Everything about this park was done right (except the name, but I guess I can deal with it.)