Uploaded on 2020-08-06 by j sivanesan

It is a truism of the progressive wing in architecture as well as politics that we need to concentrate on building better infrastructure. It is also a given that we must restore and provide access to our long neglected rivers, streams, and natural watershed. Reversing decades of neglect and a concentration on cars seems logical and necessary. Using our waterways both to provide drainage and resilience at a time of climate change, while also making them into public open spaces, would seem equally a good thing. Our response to water, its lack and its surfeit, would seem the best way to argue for better infrastructure