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Renaissance or Revolution?
The New York City Street Renaissance exhibit is now open at the Municipal Art Society. Re-imagining the city's streets as a place for people rather than cars. Great ideas. Check it out:
Today: Astor Place is designed to accomodate the flow of motor vehicle traffic.
Tomorrow? Street space reclaimed for non-motorized uses and Astor Placeis re-conceived as one of New York City's great public spaces.
Why not?
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