The Lower West Side: Strategies for Neighborhood and Community Development.

By Robert G. Shibley with David Blenk, Jose Buscaglia, Linda Chido, Elizabeth Creato, Christine Frombgen, Gwen Howard, Boris Jensen, Larry Lee, Daniel Long, Jocelyn Moser, James Napora, and William Parke. (1994)

ISBN 10: 1-931612-05-6

ISBN 13: 978-1-931612-05-0

 

Lower West Side is a strategically vital neighborhood in Buffalo, bordering Downtown on one end, forming the gateway from Canada on the other. This volume includes strategies for improving the urban image of that neighborhood, stabilizing residential areas, and rebuilding the commercial strip.

This publication won the following award:

1995 Upstate NY Chapter and Western New York Section of the American Planning Association (APA) Awards - “Student Particpation”

68 pp. Spanish translation by Enrique Pantoja, $18.90.

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