Quintessential edge city Tysons Corner doesnt want to be one anymore.
Tysons Corner, VA has been called the worlds most successful office park. It is home to two gigantic malls and more office space than all but a handful of Americas largest downtowns. When Joel Garreau coined the phrase edge city to describe large suburban activity centers, Tysons Corner was his prime example. It might not fit the term much longer, however, as the coming of a new Metrorail subway has local government and business leaders giddy over the prospect of turning Tysons into a real downtown.
Thanks to Dan Malouff
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