People make the modern downtown come alive (access required)

By: Teya Vitu March 18, 2015 Comments Off

Skylines build civic pride. So do edgy architecture and a proliferation of public art. But without the people using the streets, the modern downtown Boise assembled over the past 30 years would have no vibrancy. That was precisely the case in the mid-1980s, when downtown cleared out at 5 p.m. There was even a Boise After ...

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People make the modern downtown come alive

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