Zoning, Planning and Use
Oct. 2, 2000
FOCUS ON Public/Civic Spaces
By Julie Nakashima The adage that "nobody walks in L.A." will be tested in the coming years, as a major urban revitalization plan for the Los Angeles Civic Center becomes a reality over the next two decades.
By Julie Nakashima
The adage that "nobody walks in L.A." will be tested in the coming years, as a major urban revitalization plan for the Los Angeles Civic Center becomes a reality over the next two decades.
The Los Angeles Civic Center and Shared Facilities and Enhancement Plan is a guideline that was conceived to create a more efficient and accessible government center, as well as a more inviting city center. It includes as an organizing element the "10-Minute ...
The adage that "nobody walks in L.A." will be tested in the coming years, as a major urban revitalization plan for the Los Angeles Civic Center becomes a reality over the next two decades.
The Los Angeles Civic Center and Shared Facilities and Enhancement Plan is a guideline that was conceived to create a more efficient and accessible government center, as well as a more inviting city center. It includes as an organizing element the "10-Minute ...
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