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| Landing progress one very big step at a time |
| Published: December 7, 2009 |
Perspective is important, and it is not a word defined by “hindsight.” It may be best defined this week by two local events. Last week, as snow clouds picked up moisture from the vastness of Lake Michigan and threatened the season’s first (and significant) lake effect snow storm, the Gerald R. Ford International Airport Board cut the ribbons to the entry of a new four-level — covered — parking facility. It is the most visible piece of $118 million in airport improvements. This week, that well-designed landing “platform” will welcome guests and dignitaries, including architect Rafael Vinoly, for the Van Andel Institute’s Phase II dedication of its $178 million addition. |
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