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Renowned architect quits tower project

By Thomas C. Palmer Jr.
Globe Staff / March 17, 2007

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The famed architect behind the audacious 1,000-foot environmentally sensitive skyscraper planned in downtown Boston, Renzo Piano, has split with the building's developer, Steve Belkin. Piano's original design for the building, which would be the tallest in the city and has received major support from Mayor Thomas M. Menino, was for an unusual tower of glass floating over a ground-level park. (Full article: 635 words)

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