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Sportsfan2111

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Question 1

Hutter notes the irony that San Francisco and its public realm are being destroyed by
◦ poverty and urban decay.
◦ the creative class.
◦ wealth.
◦ artists.

Question 2

Hutter suggests that the success of Stuyvesant Town can be seen as
◦ what can happen when designers avoid the Le Corbusier radiant city model.
◦ an example of what can be accomplished when a project is designed with numerous stores within the housing complex.
◦ reflecting what proper funding can accomplish in building a housing complex for people to live in rather than one designed to separate and segregate people.
◦ reflecting the importance of architecture in providing a housing complex in which people feel comfortable.
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