By Neil Gonzales It might take a while, but San Jose envisions a large swath near downtown eventually being transformed into a transit-oriented high-tech/entertainment core with iconic architecture and alluring public places. [contextly_sidebar id="16f8808f1df973f9847de0510de01e2c"]The ambitious Diridon Station Area Plan would integrate transportation; commercial, retail and residential development; sports and nightlife venues; and open spaces within […]
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