A critical commentary on the proposed cancellation of the Golden Mile project in Wellington, arguing that decades of overdesign, political delay, and flawed cost-benefit analysis have undermined city renewal, while calling for a more pragmatic, people-centered urban upgrade.
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biased methodology undermines public value
The Golden Mile project deserves to die. But it must rise againSpotted something wrong on this page? Report a correction.
