Talk:Fred Kent
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[edit] Wikify Tag Removed
It is believed the article now conforms to the WP:MOS and the WP:GTL, so the wikify tag was removed. ndyguy 01:10, 12 August 2006 (UTC)
While Fred Kent did have a few useful comments regarding the renovation of Bryant Park, he was not responsible for its redesign, nor for its continued success, as the article seems to indicate. The landscape architect for the project was Laurie Olin, the original designer of the gardens was Lynden Miller, and the man who dominated the process, and engineered the thought process behind all of it was Daniel A. Biederman. The document used as a base for the work was a report by William H. Whyte, commissioned by the Rockefeller Fund. Spqrxxi (talk) 20:40, 23 April 2008 (UTC)
