High School Teams Study Urban Planning
6 February 2003 - 1:00pm
Fifteen hours ago, they thought a footprint came from a tennis shoe and now they are talking about density...
"More than a dozen students separated into three teams to create three proposals. The project was to redevelop a 51/2-block section of the fictional Yorktown. Their goal is to win a contract from the city to redevelop the site. More than a dozen students separated into three teams to create three proposals. The project was to redevelop a 51/2-block section of the fictional Yorktown. Their goal is to win a contract from the city to redevelop the site."
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High School Students 'Redevelop' Piedmont
Source:
The Oakland Tribune, January 18, 2003
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