Delaware River Twin Towers

The twin towers, one stands tall in Camden or close by the city and the other tower stands in the Philadelphia waterfront area. Both towers can accommodate helo landing platforms and media transmission stations. The helos could assist with emergencies and for traffic control etc.

Connecting the twin towers is a pedestrian bridge filled with restaurants and shops. Glass windows on both sides of the bridge offer views of the Delaware River traffic and city lights at night, and glass ceilings to view the stars. Restaurants constructed within the bridge would offer unprecedented views. One section of one of the restaurants might include an all glass floor area with seating and table all constructed in unique colored glass of the finest artwork.

Directly below the chain of department stores is a transit system making in between stops.
Both towers have a rotating restaurant about the 5th floors or there about with full views of Camden and Philadelphia.

Twin Towers over the Delaware River can rejuvenate both Camden New Jersey and Philadelphia Pennsylvania. The project alone could create thousands of jobs for numerous engineers and construction workers. What better way to show the next generation there is hope for a job.

It's time to cease making knee jerk decisions regarding the future of the waterfront and to start thinking really big. And when I mention big, I do not mean crappie artwork like the ridiculous Rocky statue, a chrome kite that looks like bumper from some 1960 automobile, or some idiotic advertisement for clothes pins. If the city of Philadelphia wants to make some serious changes - I am available. Don't be surprised if I suggest that the city take down some of the crap. Mummers need not apply, chicken feathers are so yesterday. Foreign visitors wants to see a refreshing parade, not the same clowns year after year wearing grandpas costume. How many eggs do the Mummers have to lay before the city of Philadelphia to take a bold step by suggesting the Mummers tested positive for the bird flu.

Los Vegas attracts tourist by constantly changing the real-estate much like many of us repaint interior walls or replace the wallpaper. The twin towers would be so unique they could attract visitors for the next two hundred years and beyond. There is much more...

My other vision is to see a tunnel constructed between Westville NJ and the Philadelphia Navy base under the Delaware River.

The tunnel could easily be built at the end of Broad Street, Phila. at the end of pier #1.

The tunnel would connect hwy. 295 in NJ and hwy. 95 in PA. Both hwys. are less than 1/4 mile from the river.

On the NJ side is plenty of parking space for the Philadelphia stadium fans thereby reducing bridge traffic. NJ residence could take a shuttle bus instead of having to drive around.

The tunnel would make it much easier for vacationers to take the cruise line ships docked in Phila.

Potential penetration of the aquifer is not an issue and there is no way such a tunnel would have an adverse effect of the underground fresh water system. First of all, much of the fresh water supply comes from farther north up river. Secondly, to assume stirring up the ground level underneath the Delaware River can possible contaminate existing underground wells is voodoo scientific studies. Tunneling under the river is no more dangerous to the aquifer, anymore than the heavy metals that presently rest at the bottom of the Delaware River.

Note: the Phila. Navy base is now called the business district.