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Subject: Larry Beasley

  • Union Puts the Squeeze on Tax Breaks

    The only thing worse than giving developers subsidies is a union’s threat to stop the giveaways

    February 5, 2009
  • Stroll to the Future: Walkable Neighborhoods are Next for Dallas

    Welcome to Seinfeld America, a fine place to take a walk that's coming soon to Dallas

    January 29, 2009
  • Dream Weaver: City Bringing In "The Man Who Built Vancouver" to Talk West Dallas

    Larry Beasley​Speaking of the Trinity River Corridor Project ... When last we saw Larry Beasley, "the man who built Vancouver," he was among a handful of urban planners imported to teach the Dallas City Council a thing or three during a daylong gab session at the J. Erik Jonsson Central Library in January. Apparently, the city liked what it heard from Beasley, because he's coming back August 29 to "facilitate a day-long dreaming session focused on the community at the western foot of the Marga

    August 18, 2009
  • It's Official: The Trinty Trust Gives $2 Million to Set Up "CityDesign Studio" in Dallas City Hall

    Speaking of the Trinity Trust, they've still got those T-shirts available.​The suspense is over. (See what I did there?) Following up its September 24 announcement concerning $10 mil going toward turning the Continental Avenue Bridge into a pedestrian pathway-n-park, the Trinity Trust this morning trekked to Dallas City Hall to highlight yet another donation: $5 million, courtesy Rusty and Deedie Rose. Friends of Unfair Park are by now well aware that part of that gift -- $2 million -- will go

    October 6, 2009
  • Brent Brown, Head of City Hall's New CityDesign Studio, On Redesigning Dallas

    Brandon ThibodeauxBrent Brown, Mary Suhm's choice to head up the Dallas CityDesign Studio​Even after having mentioned the Dallas CityDesign Studio -- which the Trinity Trust is paying for, thanks to Rusty and Deedie Rose's $5 million donation -- a few times, we still didn't know what the what it's supposed to do. After all, its mission statement seems awfully vague: "This resource center will engage, advise and support work focused outside the levees, particularly as potential development occu

    October 15, 2009