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...studio class, the 12 students analyzed the city from historical, geographical, and architectural perspectives. From Feb. 24 to March 3, the students visited a politically neutral site in the former port area of the city for which they would be developing designs. “The project in the port is one of the only places to build there now that is not already in one of the communities claimed by one side or the other,” Sommer said. “There’s a lot of optimism about building a new kind of city there...
...Morgan does take Harvard up on its offer, she will most probably reappear in Cambridge in the fall of 2008, on account of the short notice of the approval of her case, Sidanius said. In 2002, Morgan started The Hiphop Archive at Harvard, a project which her former colleague Francis A. Irele said has been on hiatus since Morgan left. “I’m hoping that she’ll come back because we have this big project here on hip hop,” said Irele, a visiting professor of Af-Am studies and of Romance...
...Western Avenue construction site. Questions about what streets those workers will use to navigate into and out of the site from the Massachusetts Turnpike, what their effect on traffic will be, and where they will park once they arrive in the neighborhood dominated the meeting. A draft project impact report addressing these concerns must be submitted by the University for review by the Boston Redevelopment Authority (BRA) before construction can begin on the complex this fall. Harvard will file its draft project impact report to the BRA in June. The completed complex is slated to house the Harvard Stem Cell...
...short, the Capitol Visitors Center (CVC) will be an impressive sight. And it better be, according to the project's many critics, who see its soaring costs and delayed completion as a symbol of Congress' gross ineptitude. The center's construction will cost at least $600 million and is at least three years behind schedule. It is now supposed to be finished by September 2008, but even that date will likely be pushed back. "This is a beautiful disaster," says Rep. Deborah Wasserman Schulz , a Florida Democrat and the chair of an ongoing House hearing on the center's progress...
...Plans for the CVC actually predate the first Iraq war. In the 1980s, a group of lawmakers envisioned it as a modest structure to hold visitors waiting for tours of Capitol Hill. The project stalled during the '90s because of cost concerns, but Congress signed on to the project in 1998 after a lunatic gunman killed two Capitol police, according to Rep. John Mica, a Florida Republican and longtime CVC supporter. Construction began in 2000 with a budget of $265 million and a completion date of 2004. Then came September 11 and the Anthrax scare on Capitol Hill. More security...