Battle over bike lanes in Boston's Back Bay
The city of Boston is planning to install protected bike lanes on Boylston Street and parts of Beacon and Berkeley streets.
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The city of Boston is planning to install protected bike lanes on Boylston Street and parts of Beacon and Berkeley streets.
The City of Boston is moving forward with plans to add bike lanes and reconfigure streets in two neighborhoods, despite heavy opposition from residents.
With Governor Baker hinting at a sale of the center in the future, what could the future hold for this Back Bay establishment?
Park designers settle on new concept for Copley Square A $15.5 million upgrade would accommodate big events while also making it a better neighborhood park with more greenery By Jon Chesto Globe Staff,Updated April 29, 2021, 3:05 p.m. Email to a Friend A rendering of what the City of Boston has settled on for a Copley Square redesign.Sasaki The final design for what will be Copley Squareâs biggest face lift since the 1980s is aimed at balancing the demands placed on the much-used, two-acre park in the heart of the Back Bay. One of the biggest changes on tap: The existing brick plaza area...
City of Boston is working with architectural firm to rethink Copley Square By Jon Chesto Globe Staff,Updated December 16, 2020, 7:28 p.m. Email to a Friend Copley Square had a major renovation in the 1980s, transforming it into more of a green space.Blake Nissen for The Boston Globe The Walsh administration is embarking on a possible makeover for Copley Square, one of the cityâs most recognizable and popular public spaces, and is soliciting ideas that range from modest upgrades to a major redesign. Framed by some of Bostonâs most architecturally significant buildings, including the ...