From providing public art work to adding a new funicular, the Los Angeles Times offers some suggestions on what the city could demand of Eli Broad if there's indeed an agreement to bring his museum downtown. "Handing the site over to Broad will make sense for the city only if the museum project can avoid becoming an isolated, self-contained architectural attraction in the inglorious tradition of downtown development." [LAT]
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