| | Greening Baguio City - Apr. 21, 2004 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25) |
 | | Both government and private architects unveiled five cross-sections of a redesigned Baguio last week, and the results were less a reworking of a future city, and more a repudiation of what it had become, said Joseph Alabanza, former presidential adviser on urban reforms. |
 | | A former city architect, Alabanza had been pushing for a "less congested" Baguio for the better part of his career. |
 | | Their resulting plans capitalized on Alabanza's conviction that a future Baguio should explore its "sense of place." It is the only city that was designed from the ground up by the American colonial government in 1909. |
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