E-Government & Planning: West Cambridge Master Plan
The University of Cambridge, England, uses technology to explain the university's development plans to staff, students, alumni, and the community.
"The West Cambridge Master Plan website is an outstanding example of an interactive and engaging project website. The site is immediately attractive and easy-to-navigate, yet does not overload the visitor with too much information on the home page, as many project sites so often do... The centerpiece of the website, however, is a stunning bird's eye view of the West Cambridge site. The bird's eye view can be navigated using a timeline so that a user may select a period in the past, present, or in the future."
Thanks to Laura Kranz
Published on Monday, June 16, 2003 in
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