Developing the South Boston Waterfront
Coverage from The Boston Globe
Mayor Thomas M. Menino will unveil plans to rebuild the old Northern Avenue Bridge, which connects the Seaport District to downtown. The bridge over Fort Point Channel, with its distinctive steel trusses, will be reinforced to allow one lane of traffic for emergency vehicles, another for pedestrians, and a third for retail shops.
- JPMorgan Chase to move to D Street (Boston Globe, 6/4/08)
- City is focused on Fort Point area (Boston Globe, 3/26/08)
- Developer would move eatery, chapel (Boston Globe, 3/26/08)
- Council to research City Hall move (Boston Globe, 1/30/08)
- ICA's new space honored as a work of art (Boston Globe, 1/6/08)
- Vertex may move local operations to Fan Pier (Boston Globe, 12/20/07)
- Changing market stalls plan to build vibrant Fort Point community (Boston Globe, 12/18/07)
- Mayor says South Boston Waterfront needs a mix (Boston Globe, 12/12/07)
- Downtown Buildings rise, developers fight over views (Boston Globe, 12/12/07)
- Jimmy's site being reborn on waterfront (Boston Globe, 11/2/07)
- Fort Point Channel vision clouding over (Boston Globe, 10/18/07)
- Maritime, industrial project proposed for South Boston Waterfront (Boston Globe, 10/18/07)
- Harbor Garage sale looks to be near (Boston Globe, 10/11/07)
- Globe Editorial Fan Pier rising (Boston Globe, 9/27/07)
- After decades of delays, developer to break ground on South Boston's Fan Pier development (Boston Globe, 9/26/07)
- Developer eyes waterfront performing arts center (Boston Globe, 7/19/07)
- Developer offers new look for stalled Russia Wharf project on Boston waterfront (Boston Globe, 7/12/07)
- Waterfront growth accelerates as city OKs South Boston complex (Boston Globe, 6/22/07)
- Rebuilding Fort Point Channel warehouses (Boston Globe, 6/18/07)
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A look from the Globe Magazine on what the South Boston waterfront could look like 10 years from now. (Boston Globe, 05/27/07) Fan Pier history
Plans include office and residential spaces as well as public and civic spaces. |
