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Jun242013

The Salt Lake City Grid

Posted on DateJune 24, 2013 |

Paul Knight, for The Great American Grid:
Coinciding with CNU 21, Salt Lake City Interrotta was an ideas competition organized right here at The Great American Grid. The competition charged participants to design an entire 660′x660′ (10 acre) block.
The variety and creativity of the submissions was impressive. 10 acre blocks are truly massive so it was interesting to see the different ways the submissions dealt with such an imposing scale.
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