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Future of New York

Starting the journey from Penn Station reminds me of the thoughts of Kevin Lynch the way he perceives the image of a city. According to him a city consists of paths, edges, districts, nodes and landmarks. Coming out at 7th … Continue reading

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The (New) New York:

The most useful thing I can think for the future of New York is a series of incidents that has provided constraints and opportunity in the growth of New York City. In this article I raised some questions and some … Continue reading

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will nyc sustain this population growth, if not then???

The desire to peer into the future is a human trait as old as the biblical prophets and the oracle at Delphi. Such is the case today as the realization becomes every day more clear that the advanced economices of … Continue reading

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