Imaginary Lines: Return to Form, Space, & Order
Imaginary Lines: Return to Form, Space, & Order
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Why the Los Angeles to San Diego bullet train should have been constructed first.
We're building our first high-speed rail line here in California that will eventually connect San Francisco & Los Angeles, and travel at speeds up to 220 miles per hour. Unfortunately, revenue service for the 520-mile long project's completion has been pushed back to 2033 due to unstable funding and numerous lawsuits since breaking ground in 2015.
In this episode of Imaginary Lines: Return to Form, Space, & Order we will explore why the planned 167-mile Phase II bullet train from LA to San Diego might have been a better proof of concept investment for California to begin construction on. We'll also explore what our options are for improving regional rail service in sprawling Southern California.
Thank you to every single one of our viewers for waiting so patiently!
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Imaginary Lines is a show about re-imagining cities across California with sustainable housing, rapid mass transit, natural space, and other public amenities. Join Architect Marcel "Mars" Caldera and see how intuitive and resilient urban design can challenge the impacts of irreversible climate change while providing a healthy and prosperous life for all Californians.
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