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I hope you don't have to go through heavy city traffic to get there and
that when you do there is LOTS OF FREE parking. Those are my requirements
for any place I am going to visit. Ruth
At 9:19 PM -0500 1/9/02, Candice Brashears wrote:
>Christopher-
>The new Gehry building is to be adjacent to Trinity College which is not
>exactly "in down town" although there is a lovely view of it from the campus
>hilltop location. There was recent talk of having the building downtown
>incorporating it into a new project called "Adrian's Landing" along the CT
>River front (conf center, hotels, science museum etc - you get the picture)
>but CHS is apparently committed to the other location where they will have
>reciprical access to Trinity's students (all that free help!). It will be on
>the edge of a residential area but very close to the Learning Center corridor
>- not a far distance from the State Capitol/Library or downtown (shuttle bus)
>cultural centers.
>I think Trinity is donating a ton of money and certainly its connections if
>CHS moves there, but Gehry apparently really likes the spot (sort of crawling
>over a rocky ledge) and Trinity's wonderful buildings nearby. Some of the
>residential neighbors are not too sure how they feel yet about it - at least
>until they see what is architectually in mind.
>Candice Brashears
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Ruth Barton
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Westminster, VT
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