Architect Says Boston City Hall Yet to Fulfill Its Potential
Party balloons and a jazz ensemble livened up the City Hall lobby for a birthday party marking the half-century mark for one of Boston’s most polarizing architectural statements.
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- New Construction Rules Take Effect in Boston 38 views
- Massport Buys Parcel Eyed for Postal Facility Relocation 27 views
- Title Theft Company Lies to Consumers 17 views
- New Secretary Mum on Housing Production Plans 15 views
- Greater Boston Conforming Loan Limit Raised to $828K 14 views
- Aiming to Shrink Housing Costs, Boston Firms Launch Catalogue of Mass Timber Designs 11 views
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- Wegmans to Close Natick Mall Store Because of Slow Business 9 views