Waterfront redo and I-95 condemnation corridor coverage
blog entry on I-95: http://infraculture.org/
Eds/Op-Eds in Main Stream Media:
Philadelphia_s_original_front_door.html
Inquirer_Editorial__New_look_for_river_s_edge.html
Revising_strategies_on_Delaware_waterfront.html
See-it-now-A-new-riverfront.html (with animated gif)
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