Profile for willt
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- Hi everyone. I'm a new user of this site and haven't updated my bio yet, but feel free to send me a message if you would like to know more about me.
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- on 28/3/08
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pgf1948
Street-lighting is one of the most important issues of urban life that there is. It matters tremendously. As the Washington Post architecture critic Wolf vonEckhardt said many years ago, modern street ligh...
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pgf1948
Street-lighting is one of the most important issues of urban life that there is. It matters tremendously. As the Washington Post architecture critic Wolf vonEckhardt said many years ago, modern street ligh...
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mybuffalo
people being so negative about this project are not only embarrassing them selves but also this website and the entire city of buffalo quite frankly. i understand frustration with the cost and length of the ...
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The English Garden movement of the 1920's can be seen all over the Buffalo area especially in first ring suburbs. In Tonawanda, the Deerhurst Park development is one example. In the neighborhood mentioned ...
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willt's Comments
Then and Now: Massive Change
Good story, too bad it ended with a negative comment. He's probably correct, the City shoud have waited (and waited)for an award winning project with an award winning architect . I wonder what awards Mr. Steel has won? Please enlighten us Buffalonians.
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