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Monthly Archives: August 2013
Don’t Demolish It, Polish It – Part II.
When a large portion of your day is devoted to travel you will develop methods to manage your time. What you do depends on the transportation you use. Car drivers take favored routes. Subway riders can give themselves a portion … Continue reading
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Don’t Demolish It, Polish It.
Madison Square Garden can be easy to love as a venue for other experiences but hard to love as a work of architecture. Penn Station is not lovable at all. As a regular commuter, I would argue that it does … Continue reading
Posted in architecture, infrastructure, landmarks, preservation, Transit
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