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shoshin5's comments
Posted Thu, Oct 2, 12:52 p.m.
Le Corbusier in Rio 1925: Le Corbusier wanted to build a CHOPPWAY in Rio de Janiero in the 1920s, only a six story one 300 feet high. Wonder how the echo of that project got up here 80 years later? (needless to say the Rio project was never built)
MOREPosted Sun, Sep 28, 12:06 p.m.
Good IDEA - But DOA: I really like the CHOPPWAY idea, but anyone who has talked to a voter lately about the BAILOUT can well imagine how bond issues (let alone expectations of state or federal highway funds or ample private capital) for such a mega project will fare in ...
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