Fort Point plan will turn neighborhood into open space oasis
Kevin Slane February 3, 2021 1:46 pm A waterfront Boston neighborhood could look and function quite differently a few years from now thanks to an ambitious master plan created by the Boston Planning and Development Agency (BPDA). As proposed, 88.7 acres along Fort Point Channel largely occupied by office space and parking lots would turn into a blend of public space and new private developments, including two big parks, pocket parks, a promenade, and an amphitheater, among other outdoor and recreational amenities. Currently, the project area — bounded by Fort Point Channel to the w...
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