Want to Know What’s Up with Mission Bay?
Wondering what is the deal with Mission Bay, what happened, what’s going on now and what the future holds? This is a great article that summarizes it neatly – I love the color maps – I couldn’t summarize it better…
What is the attraction of abandoned urban places? Is it the feeling of something forgotten, a type of abstract, collective nostalgia? Maybe these places provide relief from engineered cityscapes, decaying into something unplanned and wild. Or maybe they’re just weedy and oil-stained eyesores.
For years, old Chronicle stories couldn’t find words beyond “industrial wasteland” to describe the 300 hundred acres of lonely rail yard that since the 1970s has been a good spot for hitting a few golf balls or parking a houseboat or decrepit Winnebago.
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