'Absent-Urbanism' And Urbanism Awards
16 December 2005 - 10:00am
Susan Barnes-Gelt reviews good and bad examples of urbanism in Denver.
"I am awarding the first-ever "Absent-Urbanism Award" to the Denver City Council...for approving three ordinances that make it illegal and punishable to be poor or homeless...People make place. Cities are about people and place - the public realm."
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The Denver Post, December 15, 2005
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