EPISODE · Feb 24, 2023 · 52 MIN
Dollars and Design
from Whose City? · host Lawrence Herzog
Podcast host Larry Herzog chats with urban planning expert and former city of San Diego Planning Department Director William Anderson, about the economics of urban planning and design, and his views on some key development projects in San Diego, including the Uptown District in Hillcrest, the Midway Sports Arena redevelopment, and the Seaport San Diego project along the downtown San Diego waterfront.
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