Urban design risks are paying off in Oklahoma City's MidTown
It might just have started with a traffic circle.
Over the past dozen years, I've witnessed downtown neighborhoods such as Deep Deuce and Automobile Alley come back from the virtual dead. MidTown was another hard-luck story just a decade ago, and it's there that some of the boldest urban design risks are being attempted downtown.
MidTown had a lot going against it in the late 1990s; two large properties, the ...
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