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WBFO-FM about a proposal to turn an old and long-closed elevated railroad line into an elongated park and urban connector interviews Robert Shibley, dean of the UB School of Architecture and Planning, who said it would be distinctive. "Anytime you have elevation, you have view. That's view to and view from, and that changes the dynamic of your relationship with place," he said. "There's nostalgia about it, but you’ve got to get past that to really actively programming the space and that's kind of what I'm looking forward to learning about. It's one thing to make it special, it's another thing to activate it with people in it."