I1 -- Central Avenue: 500 West - Revision history

Jai at 09:02, 6 January 2011

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Wren at 17:45, 26 March 2010

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Wren at 15:34, 26 March 2010

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Haruspex: Created page with 'Central Avenue: 500 West -- Albuquerque Bustling with activity, this section of Downtown is filled with a large number of buildings, most of them incorporating materials and des…'

2010-03-26T14:25:33Z

Created page with 'Central Avenue: 500 West -- Albuquerque Bustling with activity, this section of Downtown is filled with a large number of buildings, most of them incorporating materials and des…'

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Central Avenue: 500 West -- Albuquerque

Bustling with activity, this section of Downtown is filled with a large number of buildings, most of them incorporating materials and design concepts that are quite sophisticated. However, many of the area's older, historic buildings have been restored. Downtown seems to be emerging from a period of decline, sporting crowds of businesspeople, tourists, and students. There's a feeling of vitality and variety in the area, a spirit of growth and diversity. Just a few blocks away, the Fourth Street pedestrian mall draws business to the area.

To the north is the one story Post-Modern building which houses the Albuquerque Tribune; mosaics inlaid into the pavement in front of it enliven the streetscape.

Obvious exits:
Albuquerque Tribune <AT> West <W> East <E>

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