A three-month kaleidoscope installation at Circle of Palms anchors the city's bid to draw foot traffic to a downtown grappling with 30.8 percent office vacancy. San José is wagering that mirrored glass and shifting fractal light can do what a decade of office leasing has not: pull people back to the city's downtown core. The […]
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