Their flagship project (that campus they are calling "center for resource management") seems like an amalgamation of all that is wrong with last century urbanis

Their flagship project (that campus they are calling "center for resource management") seems like an amalgamation of all that is wrong with last century urbanism, it seems like the 1950s idea of an utopia. They ignored all that we now know about building on a human scale, walkability, mixed-use, and close connection; and instead went with a cross between a North-American detached-suburb, a golf course, and a 1950s car-centric planned city. They seem to be the type of person that thinks Brasilia is an example to be followed.