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New York Gets Decent Street Furniture

New York Gets Decent Street Furniture (TreeHugger)

I don't especially like the aesthetic, but new is better than old for this sort of thing.

Posted by David Levinson on June 1, 2007 01:57 AM | Permalink

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New York Gets Decent Street Furniture

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