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Canalside MNLA Project

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    Canalside MNLA Project | David Mackey | RUD 8600 | Professor Wortham-Gavin
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  • Canalside MNLA Project | David Mackey | RUD 8600 | Professor Wortham-Gavin

    Canalside MNLA Project | David Mackey | RUD 8600 | Professor Wortham-Gavin

  • Canalside MNLA Project | David Mackey | RUD 8600 | Professor Wortham-Gavin

    Canalside MNLA Project | David Mackey | RUD 8600 | Professor Wortham-Gavin

  • Canalside MNLA Project | David Mackey | RUD 8600 | Professor Wortham-Gavin

    Canalside MNLA Project | David Mackey | RUD 8600 | Professor Wortham-Gavin

  • Canalside MNLA Project | David Mackey | RUD 8600 | Professor Wortham-Gavin

    Canalside MNLA Project | David Mackey | RUD 8600 | Professor Wortham-Gavin

David Mackey

RUD 8600 | Professor Wortham-Gavin

Buffalo has a long history of being stuck in the Mid-Atlantic rust best of America. For decades, Buffalonians have longed for change for the place they call home. Canalside’s site sits along Lake Erie just at the mouth of the Erie Canal. Weather in Buffal is extreme; summers provide lots of sunlight while winters can bring feet of snow.

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