Brattle Walk is a charming tree-shaded, mid-block pedestrian alley that stretches between Brattle Street and Mount Auburn Street in Harvard Square.
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Architecture
Designed so you'll walk this way
Harvard Square alley becomes a pedestrian oasis
Brattle Walk is a charming tree-shaded, mid-block pedestrian alley that stretches between Brattle Street and Mount Auburn Street in Harvard Square.
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CAMBRIDGE -- In a city, it's the little things that matter. When we think of architecture, we may think first about prominent buildings by famous designers. Boston's Trinity Church in Copley Square , perhaps, or the Hancock Tower . (Full article: 859 words)
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