Millennium Park -- After The Hype
4 September 2004 - 7:00am
Millennium Park - it's big, it's pretty; it's wildly popular. Does it make any difference?
An irreverent post-mortem of what Chicago's new Millennium Park - what it will mean to the city and the lessons it offers on planning, execution and the current state of the civic commons.
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