The trouble at ground zero began with the governor's decision to support Mr. Libeskind's "vision" (what his rendering looked like) rather than the master planning ideas behind it.
The tabula rasa Modernist experiments of the 1960s and 1970s not only damaged cities across the world; their failure spelled the abandonment of visionary master planning.
Marvin Reed, the chairman of the master planning subcommittee of Princeton Borough and the most vocal proponent of the bus plan, will face Dinky supporters at a meeting of the borough planning board early next month.
Widmaier said the U.S.T.A. had convened a master planning committee to look at the site and examine options for a roof or roofs, as well as the possibility of building new, smaller stadiums.
I am filling out forms for a pre-application meeting (AKA pre-app) relating to our master planning project, whereby the planners will formally comment on a particular scheme: a valuable tool before one goes too mad with a design.
Mr. Haddad said, "One of the advantages we have, that New York didn't have with Central Park, is that we are master planning — we are able to look at things in their totality".
The key issue is not the "collapse" of planning but the need for cities to manage a transition from traditional master planning to contemporary strategic planning in order to make inner-city revitalization efforts succeed in today's environment.
All of which helped explain why she arrived wearing regulation black shades and had selected our table with the careful deliberation of a chess master planning several moves ahead.
Such an approach could be applied to master planning in similar oasis cities throughout arid China.
The Real Estate Development operations includes selling non-core forestlands primarily for recreational and residential uses; entitling and improving high-value tracts; and master planning select landholdings.
