It's a step, though, and if Duke can work on emphasizing the connectivity between the Center for Documentary Studies, the Smith Warehouse, and the old Cary Lumber building (which deserves a similar loving conversion to non-industrial space,) and then the connectivity between 'Duke Pettgrew' and East Campus, Burch Avenue/West End, and Gregson Street, the effect could be majorly transformative for an area that feels decidedly sliced by the Freeway, RR tracks, and too many disconnected land uses, and seems to have seen no benefit from the Great Durham Renaissance of 2001-2012 (to date.) The impact of this kind of holistic endeavor on the West End - from Kent to Gregson Street - would seriously invigorate the commercial area in a way the Duke-Durham neighborhood partnership hasn't.
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