What Should Phoenix Be Tomorrow?
Making A Desert Progeny Grow Old Prettily
Those of us who live in Los Angeles may love it, but no sane Angeleno would describe the metropolis as a model of urban planning. We’re too scattered and too crowded. Our buses work, but we don’t like them. Our subway works, but it doesn’t go very far. We sprawl, and we crawl. But what about Phoenix? It’s smaller and younger. Can it do a better job of planning for its future than L.A. has? In advance of a Zócalo event “Is Phoenix the Next L.A.?“, we asked several notable …
