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GoLocalProv | Goodbye Fox Point—William Morgan, Architecture Critic

If you live in an attractive neighborhood, there’s always the dread that its desirability contains the seeds of its demise. For example, there’s a pattern of development that is destroying the East Side of Providence. In Fox Point, Wayland Square, College

GoLocalProv | Faltering Fane Tower – Architecture Critic Morgan

With every new iteration of the Hope Point Tower, the design of the once city-boosting skyscraper is further diminished. There’s a pathos about the latest reveal of a more streamlined, less sexy Fane Tower: it features fewer parking spaces, no decorative

Providence Skyscraper to Get New Look | News Radio 920 AM & 104.7 FM

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Fane swaps parking spaces for apartments in Providence tower redesign

Fane swaps some parking space for apartments in a new design that he hopes will keep the 550-foot within an estimated $300 million construction price.

R.I. Supreme Court rules in favor of Fane Tower project

Sender '25: The I-195 Commission has failed — the community can do better

Invest in science industries — not housing — for RI's I-195 land

Developer: Providence's Fane tower is 'alive and well' despite delays

Providence's Knowledge District Slow to Grasp Reality of Rising Waters

GoLocalProv | Whitcomb: More Little Houses, Please; Facebook Faces the Music; Judging Judges; Fane Tower Is Alive

  “All my life, affection has been showered upon me, and every forward step I have made has been taken in spite of it.’’ -- George Bernard Shaw (1856-1950), Anglo-Irish playwright and critic   “To me Newport could never be a place charming by reason of its own charm. That it is a very pleasant place when it is full of people, and the people are in spirits and happy, I do not doubt. But then the visitors would bring, as far as I am concerned, the pleasantness with them.’’ -- Anthony Trollope (1815-1882), English novelist and civil servant.   Tiny House, Portland Oregon