However, there is definitely a stigma to their presence. They are engineered, not designed. Their linear nature has the power to divide neighborhoods and sterile public spaces.
hence...
Above, a portion of the LA Aqueduct next to Saugus High School (my alma mater) in Santa Clarita, CA. A church is situated on the other side of the aqueduct.
My plan. Design a community public space that serves students, the residents of Santa Clarita at large and remakes the image of the aqueduct in the city.
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you should def look into the history/social economic significance of the california water wars. You may want to read parts of "Beyond Chinatown" by Erie (historical/social/political analysis of water wars). ^.^
Great,
I like the work "Finally".
I hope when you publish your draft board, you will tell us about the site, with its challenges and opportunities, and general goals for enhancing it.
It has been fascinating and exciting to watch the evolution of your thinking. I have great hopes for your project.
Best, Alan
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