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PennPraxis presents A Civic Vision for the Waterfront—A Plan, or a Vision? (and why
John Reinhardt | Thu, Nov 15th, 2007 | Category: Commentary | Tags: john reinhardt, pennpraxis, harris steinberg, planphilly, delaware river, civic vision | 0
Last night, PennPraxis presented A Civic Vision for the Waterfront, to a crowd at the Pennsylvania Convention Center so large it spilled out of the 900 seat chamber and into a simulcast room. The plan for Philadelphia’s waterfront along the Delaware river was clear, well presented, and intelligent. Or was it a vision? Perhaps a vision plan?
Whether to call it a plan or a vision may seem trivial, but understanding the nuance of terms could be the difference in whether someone left…
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