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A British critic of privately owned public spaces announces her wish for 2015.

Posted on January 20, 2015 by

Anna Minton opines on British POPS.

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Plans for Essex Crossing, a six-acre project on the Lower East Side, include a 15,000 square foot POPS. →

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