AS AN ARCHITECTURAL historian, I’m usually delighted to learn that an architecturally significant building has been saved from demolition. But there is no avoiding the fact that the Baker administration’s […]
Architecture
Is Massachusetts ready for the Big One?
Will the aftershocks from yesterday’s 5.8 Virginia earthquake that rumbled through the Northeast Corridor get people thinking more seriously about natural disasters as more than comic fodder for bloggers and […]
Fresh thoughts for the Greenway
Monday, July 19, 2010 By Michael Jonas What to do with Boston’s Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy Greenway? The question gets a fresh airing Tuesday night when the Boston Redevelopment Authority board […]
Harvard Square book-signing for “Harvard Square”
Monday, November 30, 2009 Mo Lotman will be signing copies of his book Harvard Square, which CW Unbound's Alison Lobron wrote about last month, on December 1 at 7:30 at […]
Massachusetts not so great this year, say public planners
Massachusetts was shut out of the American Planning Association's annual "Great Places" list, released earlier this month. But city and town planners don't have to go far to find inspiration, […]
