Seeing Around Corners

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journalArticle
Creator
Cimino, Steve
Title
Seeing Around Corners
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Architect (Washington, D.C.)
issn
1935-7001
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Abstract
Mick Cornett has been the mayor of Oklahoma City since 2004, Oklahoma's only four-term mayor and one who is leading its design-centric renaissance. Beginning with a successful citywide campaign to encourage residents to collectively lose 1 million pounds--Cornett himself lost 40--he spearheaded downtown revitalization that was centered on walkability (and a 1-cent sales tax). For Cornett his city's future is tied to reinvestment in terms of economics as well as reinvestment in the health of its citizenry. Here, Cimino discusses how Cornett sparked his metropolis' redesign.
Date
2017
pages
37-
issue
1
volume
106
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Oklahoma County, Oklahoma
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Identifier
EZ5333C2

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