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FutureBoston examines the competitive challenges Boston faces in an increasingly globalized world, and how the city and region can address them.
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VISIONS OF DOWNTOWN: Renderings of Wharf District Park (left) and a Boston history museum on the Greenway.
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An altered skyline. A new waterfront. New Hampshire as a big bedroom community. Some predictions for our city and suburbs a decade down the road. BY DOUG MOST
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It's no small task, but in order to thrive in the 21st Century, Boston must fight to become Tech Central for the US.
BY KIMBERLY JONES
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International, multilingual neighborhoods. How immigration is changing Boston's suburbs. BY PEGGY LEVITT
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Tired of going in and out on the T's spoke-and-hub system? The old idea of a new commuter ring just might be coming back. BY KEITH O'BRIEN
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A NEW ADDITION In 2017 the 1,000-foot-tall Trans National Place will dominate the Boston skyline.
(Globe Staff Graphic / Javier Zarracina)
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