How do you address urban blight without gentrification when the two seem to go hand in hand in most large American cities? Like a horse and carriage, as Frank Sinatra once crooned, “You can’t have one without the other.” Or can you? How do you improve a neighborhood without the gentrification that alters history and changes the character of a community?
WINDOWS OF OPPORTUNITY: How Diego Torres-Palma & Ventana Ventures is Reimagining Los Angeles Development
