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It was also a major public funding project. The Greenway would be just as amazing as the High Line Park, which, by the way, truly is beautiful, if the public donated money as much money to it. The entire issue with The Greenway = $$$!!!

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Taste of N.Y. on the Common? Boston considers Central Park-style restaurant Email|Print|Single Page| Text size ? + By Jonnelle Marte Globe Correspondent / June 14, 2008 NEW YORK - A clutch of Boston officials journeyed to New York City parks yesterday in search of ways to rejuvenate their own...

So, you're saying that Belkin allowed only one architect, to submit proposals? Why, then, did they advertise for architects to submit renderings? It's odd. Personally, I don't think this thing will even get built, at least not for many years.

Why is it that San Francisco got multiple proposals/renderings and Boston got one?

Any fans? *shrus*

Here's a link to Libeskind's site for the Center for Arts and Culture on the greenway. If you click on the black and white pics it will give you a slightly more detailed color picture. http://www.daniel-libeskind.com/projects/pro.html?ID=56

:shock: He has!? That's great! But who will run? What this city needs is somebody who actually has a big city vision. Somebody like Michael Bloomberg.

My mistake. Millennium Park is the top tourist destination in Chicago. Chicago was the number ten tourist destination in the country. Sorry 'bout that.

Millennium Park has been in the top three tourist destinations in The USA since its opening. Imagine the amount of dollars that brings to the city.

My comments are mainly directed toward the people who are complaining that we're building a park at all.

You people are a bunch of miserable complainers. The Greenway has had a very rough start, I'll agree. But the idea of it is great. It's not going to "suburbanise" Boston. That's ridiculous. I wonder how many people might have said that when Central Park was being built. Ok, maybe not a fair...

Actually, I just reread the article. Lyons is going to build a 2,500 person capacity club. Then I googled Avalon's capacity. Here's what I got: So, it's not going to be that much bigger. Basically, it sounds like he'll join Axis and Avalon together. That's fine. I've seen many shows at both...

There's still The Paradise Rock Club up on Comm. Ave. It's not as big as Avalon, but it tends to get similar bands. I'm wondering about this "movable stage". Maybe that will be a plus?

Wow! That completely captures the feel of Boston. You just reminded me why I love this city so much. Thanks, I needed a reminder.

This just may be the most pathetic thread I've ever seen posted on any forum. Seriously.

As i said, I don't necessarily agree with every statement in the article. However, I think it's worth considering the subject. the writer raises a good general point. Many Boston neighborhoods are currently going through not only an architectural change and period of development, but also a...

Ha! :lol: Maybe I can see if I can get a link to it. By the way, I don't necessarily agree with all of the writer's opinions, but I do think that the sentiment of the article is true. Basically he's calling The BRA a joke that panders to The Mayor. He feels that Boston is trying to buy cool...

Unfortunately, I don't have a scanner. But the issue is worth picking up.

There's an interesting article in the most recent issue of Boston Magazine. It concerns Boston's mediocrity when it comes to deciding what gets built here. And the reason I put this into the New Development section is because it really is about all the new development and the attitude of the...