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Friday, December 12, 2008
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The Issaqueena Trail Site
This is Issaqueena Trail, a residential road and the Eastern Gateway to the City of Clemson. This two-lane road is the wrong place for a Lowe's shopping center. Look at the photos below and remember that these places once looked like Issaqueena Trail.
Lowe's Shopping Center Anderson
This is highway commercial development. This is what Issaqueena Trail could look like in 10 to 15 years.
Lowe's Shopping Center Easley
This is highway commercial development. This is what Issaqueena Trail could look like in about 10 years.
Lowe's Shopping Center Seneca
This is highway commercial development. This is what Issaqueena Trail could look like in 5 to 10 years.
The Walmart at 18 Mile Road
Is this what City Council still wants for Issaqueena Trail? This is highway commercial development when it first begins to develop. The aerial photo is already out of date.
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- Peter Laurence
- Ph.D., is Graduate Director and Assistant Professor of Architecture and Architectural History & Theory at Clemson University School of Architecture, with a specialization in the history of cities and urban design. Peter is a graduate of Harvard University Graduate School of Design and University of Pennsylvania.
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