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Rochester performing arts center
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Designing for a better city
The City of Rochester, says Maria Furgiuele, is experiencing a long-awaited renaissance, and it has a chance to shape its future in a way that will benefit all of its residents – and attract new ones. With thoughtful planning, she says, the city can provide quality housing for all of its people, create mass transit […]
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Feedback 5/3
Send comments to themail@rochester-citynews.com, or post them on our website, rochestercitynewspaper.com, our Facebook page, or our Twitter feed, @roccitynews. We do edit selections for publication in print. Create a new public square With the city administration’s selection of the performing arts center for Parcel 5, attention must be paid to creation of a public square […]
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Feedback 6/4
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Feedback 04/16
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Metro ink – 10-18-06
SAFDIE UNVEILS REN SQUARE DESIGN There were no earth-shattering revelations this time around, but the Renaissance Square project has taken one step closer to reality. At a public presentation last week, lead architect Moshe Safdie unveiled the latest iteration of design for the performing arts center-bus station-college complex. The new design doesn’t deviate substantially from […]
