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Boston’s First Co-living Project Moving Forward Despite Pandemic
It’s a concept that defies what the pandemic has engrained in so many people, but developers are still hoping co-living will be a hit in Boston. Construction of the city’s first co-living project, 7INK, continues to move forward at Herald and Albany Streets. Some are...
National Development Details Midtown Hotel Proposal to St. Botolph
National Development unveiled its specific plans for the long-term development of the Midtown Hotel in a meeting with St. Botolph Neighborhood Association on Tuesday night – a use that will take over after Northeastern students vacate the existing hotel next spring....
‘What is Public Art Even For?’ New Works Suggest a Transformation on Culture and Shared Space
It was a dark void for months, this city of ours. Streets empty, sidewalks clear, parks and playgrounds closed. If not for the scattered glow from the doorways of essential services — grocers and drugstores, sanity-saving takeout food — you’d have believed in mass...
Underground at Ink Block Wins Best of Boston Award
Boston Magazine named Underground at Ink Block as Best Outdoor Museum Experience in the August 2020 issue. Underground is recognized as “the city’s most exhilarating art exhibit, featuring 18 murals, and highlighting artists such as Silvia López Chavez,...