Architecture
Boathouse is a model of form and function
A break with the Victorian past and walls that move set a new standard
There are 10 boathouses along the Charles River. They exist for the amateurs who love to get out, maybe at the first light of dawn, to row the river - sometimes for fun, sometimes in practice for serious competitions like the famous Head of the Charles Regatta. (Full article: 1076 words)
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