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This was a tough one. Both of these projects are contextually sensitive, gentrifying, and aesthetically pleasing. However, I must go with Hospice (even though some old neighborhood homes/trees were removed for its construction) because it fits into the Perry neighborhood so well, and now there are even more trees than before.
Posted by: spencer | September 16, 2008 at 10:21 AM