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Mark Trahant: Rebuilding New Orleans, a unique city
Monday, September 19, 2005
"Imagine the city as a blank slate.
This is about the future. It's the story after the hurricane, after the earthquake or after the flood. The human tragedy has been calmed, and the focus shifts to reconstruction.
How do you recreate the urban landscape? Do you follow the existing pattern, even when illogical? Or do you start over? Can you do better? And how do citizens decide such things?
New Orleans reopens the security of the familiar beginning this week. Large sections of the city will reopen, followed by the historic French Quarter next week."
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