Monday, June 22, 2009

A New Leaf at Federal Plaza

This one has been sitting in our to-publish pile for a while.  It's the newly revamped eastern extension of Federal Plaza.

Officially, its a pedestrianized portion of Quincy Court, and adjoins the pedestrian plaza of the nearby federal complex.  Not that long ago it was a shabby, scary alley.  Today it's a welcoming little courtyard with plexiglass palm trees and places to sit.
Another part of the de-scarification of State Street complete.
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  1. Matt MaldreJune 22, 2009 at 10:49 AM

    I noticed these funky leaves this past weekend. I'd like to see misters installed, so people can feel like they are in the tropics.

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