Reverse effect
renewing Chicago's waterways
by Jeanne Gang
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The author compiles a variety of solutions and design projects strongly supporting the Natural Resources Defense Council's proposed site for a barrier at Bubbly Creek--to stop Asian carp from entering Lake Michigan and a way to begin to renovate the Chicago Area Waterway System for today and for the future.
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Control, Water-supply, Management, Designs and plans, Introduced fishes, Carp, WaterwaysShowing 1 featured edition. View all 1 editions?
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Reverse effect: renewing Chicago's waterways
2011, Studio Gang Architects
in English
0984018301 9780984018307
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The title word 'effect' is presented reversed, as in a mirror image.
On the cover, the title word 'reverse' is presented reversed, as in a mirror image.
"The culmination of a yearlong collaboration between Studio Gang Architects and the Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC) ... featuring the visions of students of the Harvard Graduate School of Design the research of scientist Reuben Keller and journalist Kari Lydersen and the voices of a wide variety of people who share the River"--P. [4] of cover.
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