DCPL has done a great job of encouraging involvement and feedback, even if that meant reading ridiculous tweets at the presentation. They used a good competition process that begins with experience, pays for the work, and demands more than pretty pictures. It was just the level of openness that was needed. I like what Christopher Hawthorne says:
Architecture bake-offs r good for cities; shd be more common RT @kristoncapps: Good job @dcpl running an excellent forum today. #MLKfuture
— ChristopherHawthorne (@HawthorneLAT) February 15, 2014
Results will be announced this Tuesday, the 18th, but that will only the beginning of design.