Himge, I'm very interested in your perceptions of preservation as it
relates to your recent trip.
Was it evident that the culture/esthetics of the area you visited was
considered valuable?
Were modern interjections of design and architecture done with
sensitivity to the historic elements?
What about simple things like public lighting - are industrial flood
lights used, or are things more people oriented.
Did you perceive that there were economic benefits derived from the
history of the area?
Werner
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