Are all you Trinity-Project-hating, Calatrava-bridge-poo-pooing commenters ready to get your hackles up and your fingers flying? Because an alert FrontBurnervian points us to this Fast Company story all about how awesome Santiago Calatrava is. If you don’t have much time, skip to the end. That’s where it discusses how the Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge will save West Dallas, “a poor, largely Hispanic neighborhood of heavy industry, gun shops, and small houses.” Ready to comment? Go!
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