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...move into Allston will probably be the most significant development for Harvard in the 21st century. The University’s crossing of the Charles and southward expansion promise to produce valuable opportunities for scientific research, graduate education, and arts and culture. Allston’s impact on undergraduate life, however, is less certain.The Allston planners’ interim report, which was released in June, suggests several potential sites for up to four new undergraduate Residential Houses (ostensibly to replace Quad and DeWolfe housing sometime in the next 10 to 20 years). If the shift into Allston is to benefit...
...Harvard planners look to the future, much of their focus is on the campus that will span the Cambridge and Allston sides of the Charles River. While the University’s property in its third host city of Watertown may be small in comparison, it provides both another potential location for expansion and a model for successful community collaboration...
...landmark building, and it’s one that was built for artisans, artists – all these windows are designed to see through, so you can look across and see people who are making sculpture, making paintings. But in the future, when there’s Allston, we’re hoping that there may be a theater space there, maybe a studio space… We think an arts complex there is really essential, and we’re hoping to have some classes and some studios in that space...
...landmark building, and it’s one that was built for artisans, artists – all these windows are designed to see through, so you can look across and see people who are making sculpture, making paintings. But in the future, when there’s Allston, we’re hoping that there may be a theater space there, maybe a studio space… We think an arts complex there is really essential, and we’re hoping to have some classes and some studios in that space.THC: What was your initial vision when...
This is what home looks like to hundreds of lower-income families in Allston. And that home deserves pride of place as Harvard builds its own home next door...