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Southwest featured in The Atlantic Cities

Press—————29 May 2013

The Atlantic Cities has published an article authored by John Burke and Craig Cook which discusses the history and development of Southwest DC and introduces Studio Twenty Seven’s propositions for reconnecting Southwest to the rest of the city. Follow the link below for the full text.

How the Highway Killed Washington’s Waterfront

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