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Hayley Richardson | Fri, Dec 14th, 2007 | Category: Commentary | Tags: commentary, hayley richardson, headlines, boston, skyscrapers, suburban skyscrapers, jerusalem ghost towns, generation debt, youthful urban planners | 0
Boston’s Youthful Urban Planners
“When middle school students from Roslindale teamed up with architects from Boston’s Gund Partnership to brainstorm ways to improve the Jackson Square MBTA Station on the Orange Line, the architects got an earful.
The program, sponsored by Citizen Schools Boston, was created to give minority and low-income students the knowledge that they have a voice in the development of their neighborhoods, and in particular, their T stations. Many of the students…
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