A new and expanded railroad station services both the existing town as well as the new commercial center. It changed to its name and approach in 1987, becoming a combination independent nonprofit and broker of architectural services. Nonprofit land trusts in Connecticut, Illinois, Maryland, Massachusetts and other states are ready partners in open space and stewardship projects, stepping in with money to buy key parcels at risk of inappropriate development. Its deliberate excess of circulation connects the project to Fourier’s phalanstery, where the corridors are the fundamental space of social interaction. Of course, this notion is at the core of the diagrams for Berlin, stressing the exchange of ideas, the association of disciplines, and “the use of a minimum structuring system where individual and group may determine desirable relationships.”9 If this preference betrays a connection with the utopian tradition, Woods’ projects are connected also with a direct observation of the immediate built environment.They recognize that infrastructures of enormous scale and programs that are in constant transformation demand responsive forms of organization. Other projects included a variety of housing undertakings, most notably a project for Douglas Circle for the New York Housing Authority, designed in association with Bond Ryder Associates (Fig. 20). Located across the northwest corner of Central Park, the project comprised approximately 780 dwelling units with a clear bias toward pedestrian access and mixed programs and services.