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You may not have heard of Lyle Aten, but if you live in Lexington, you see his life's work every day.
Since moving here in 1952, the landscape architect has had a hand in creating master plans and site designs for more than 60 projects in Central Kentucky.
Aten and his firm helped design neighborhoods such as Eastland, Cardinal Valley, Lansdowne, Stonewall, Merrick Place, Hamburg, Hartland, Beaumont and Wellesley Heights.
His shopping centers include Lexington Green, Hamburg, Beaumont, Tates Creek Center, Lansdowne, Lansbrook and Palomar.
Aten helped with the realignment of Main and Vine streets downtown and the epic reconstruction of Paris Pike. He worked on the IBM campus, Commonwealth Stadium, Coldstream Research Park and the Lexington Legends' baseball field.
He helped plan Lexington's Jacobson and Phoenix parks, as well as several state parks, including the lodge complex at Lake Barkley.
"I've been very fortunate," said Aten, 86. "I was in the right place at the right time. And, most of the time, I had clients who let me do what I thought was right."
Aten grew up in Macomb, Ill., and didn't know what a landscape architect was until a career counselor gave him an aptitude test and pointed him toward the profession and the University of Illinois.
"Fortunately, I was on the GI Bill or I couldn't have done it," he said.
His timing was perfect: one of his instructors was Hideo Sasaki, who would go on to become one of America's most influential landscape architects and the longtime head of Harvard University's landscape architecture program.
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Recent history suggests there's absolutely nothing in the world New Yorkers would rather do than wait on a line, whether it be for an iPhone, a Cronut, a Shake Shake Cronut Concrete a Ramen Burger, the Rain Room or another Cronut. But New Yorkers do not like waiting on lines to get through subway turnstiles, so the MTA is planning to do a little station redecorating, which the New York Times likens to feng shui and Disneyland, the unequivocal Happiest Place on Earth [For People Who Love Lines]. Oh, and they're getting rid of some of those baby-back ribs of death turnstiles, too.
According to the Times, the MTA is planning to undertake a $900,000 project that'll involve tweaking the layout of some subway stations to prevent painful turnstile backup, a scourge for rush hour commuters from all the lands. Some tweaks include getting rid of some of those dreaded revolving high-turnstiles and putting in extra turnstiles at more crowded stations, presumably so we never, ever have to experience sheer horror like this. They'll also be moving some of the emergency exits "to prevent temptation," so people will hopefully stop setting off alarms every ten seconds.
Many subway stations have experienced a major increase in ridership over the past decade or so, like (surprise) the Bedford Ave L stop, where the few turnstiles are veritable death traps on weekday mornings and evenings. "Four turnstiles probably made perfect sense 20 years ago when it wasnt a crazy station," Bill Amarosa Jr., a ridership and revenue analysis manager at New York City Transit, said. "Now we need to put in as many as we can."
Yes please! Other cool things the MTA says they'll be giving us soon: WiFi and cell service everywhere, digital subway kiosks, a successor to the Metro-Card and maybe, just maybe, that Second Avenue Subway they've been talking about so much. But there is some Bad: fare hikes.
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