Boston central business district planning report

Boston central business district planning report

by Victor Gruen Associates, Committee for the Central Business District (Boston, Boston Redevelopment Authority

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...The purpose of this report is to documents the planning process and proposals for downtown Boston's central business district (CBD) providing a comprehensive guide and reference to the immediate renewal and future programs of the district; discusses the following sub areas: Washington / Summer (Ladder Blocks), Tremont Street, Upper Washington, South Station, Garment Center, Hinge Block / Entertainment and Park Square; covers public improvements (traffic circulation, parking, open space, pedestrian areas, mass transportation, etc.); includes history of development in Boston, aerial views, urban design issues, etc.; appendices contain 11 maps (including one depicting building heights), statistics on the urban renewal project, CCBD members, etc.; this item was in the BRA collection...

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