Among other impacts, Lake Morton Place intends to strengthen the residents’ attachment to the place itself and to ensure that visitors are warmly welcomed. Officially designated as an historic district in 1985, the neighborhood continues to thrive, and remains a modern version of its original form with a wide variety of architecture and living spaces that accommodate broad economic diversity. 

According to the designer, Michael Maguire, “While many such places tout “historic preservation”, this project focuses on “historic perseverance”, recognizing that the area is alive and well, not mummified!”

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