Mayor Thomas M. Menino is pushing a plan to study the feasibility of moving City Hall to the South Boston waterfront.
(David Kamerman/Globe Staff/2006 file)
Embattled City Hall defenders change strategy
Mayor Thomas M. Menino is pushing a plan to study the feasibility of moving City Hall to the South Boston waterfront.
(David Kamerman/Globe Staff/2006 file)
The architects and academics who see beauty in Boston City Hall have come to realize they are in a small minority. So they are dropping their rhetoric about the hidden charms of its 1960s brutalist design and changing strategies in their bid to save it. (Full article: 727 words)
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