Will L.A. Walk To Work?

A renovated subway terminal asks this question to pedestrian-challenged downtown Los Angeles.

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July 18, 2003, 11:00 AM PDT

"A unit of Forest City Enterprises of Cleveland has joined the long list of developers in downtown Los Angeles who are scrimmaging to create a residential neighborhood in the shadows of the city's high-rise office district. Forest City Residential West has chosen as its project the landmark Subway Terminal Building, an ornate structure from 1925 that has withstood a half-dozen attempts at conversion."

Thanks to Peter Slatin

FULL STORY: Will L.A. Walk To Work?

Tuesday, July 15, 2003 in The Slatin Report

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