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Plying from Nought to Nought
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I lived directly above the Church & Chambers station for a while, and was, evidently, below average.
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« “It’s very rare that a building that recent comes down, especially a building that was such a major design and that got so much publicity when it opened for its design — mostly very positive. The building is so solid looking on the street, and then it becomes a disposable artifact. It’s unusual and it’s tragic because it’s a notable work of 21st century architecture by noteworthy architects. » 
I will always be supportive of Tod & Billie stuff coming down.
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Waiting for noise about pedestrian safety vis-à-vis the erosion of New York’s gritty authenticity, Disneyfication, tourists, and, inevitably, Lena Dunham.
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Harvey Corbett’s vision of 1970’s New York as a “very modernized Venice”, in which pedestrians and cars would be segregated by elevating sidewalks a full story off the ground and “canals would not be filled with water but with freely flowing motor traffic”
