Smart Growth in Bethesda?

Arguments will be heard today on whether or not to build a 16-story office building in downtown Bethesda. Supporters say the building is a shining example of "smart growth," however, opponents are demanding a deeper review. Both sides agree on one thing: The plaza and Metro station entrance, once envisioned to be a grand gateway to downtown Bethesda, need an overhaul. But they disagree on how to do it.

By washingtonpost.com editors |  June 12, 2008; 12:27 PM ET  | Category:  Bethesda
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