Word: riverfront
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...don’t think that we feel we have complete free choice,” she said, noting that riverfront property would be the school’s ultimate dream...
...similar Allston committee at Harvard Law School (HLS) recommended in 2002 that the school occupy prime riverfront property if it moved cross-river. The success of that report in helping convince University President Lawrence H. Summers to keep HLS in its current home has shown the importance of producing compelling Allston reports...
...plan sites the campus just south of Western Ave. behind the riverfront Genzyme building as part of a “human life sciences” campus...
Before Summers determined that the Harvard Law School (HLS) would stay in Cambridge, a report by that school argued that if it was to move, HLS would be best suited by a riverfront plot on land currently occupied by the College’s athletic fields. Some College officials, in turn, have sought to assert their primacy over the fields...
...Staff does raise an important point about the need for dramatic improvements in the safety and amenity of pedestrian movement across the river (including, very likely, a new pedestrian bridge), and the Staff might have added the need for direct pedestrian access from any new undergraduate houses to the riverfront as well. These are indeed critical planning and design issues, but to dismiss out of hand the potential benefits of an undergraduate presence in Allston—both to the particular students who may live there and the Harvard more generally of future generations—seems extraordinarily premature...