I Want to Be Metropolitan: Boston Case Study

I Want to be METROPOLITAN is a research project on small scale metropolises, MINI Metropolis, using Boston as a case study to provide a different reading of the city. The study focuses on showing the efforts that the city of Boston has made in order to grow with metropolitan characteristics while remaining at a much smaller scale than cities like New York, London, or Tokyo. The morphology of Boston has been achieved through different metropolitan interventions that occur on different scales. These are divided on an infrastructural scale, urban scale, and architectural scale. By means of analyzing these different aspects, we can compose a vision of a future Boston, or Fictitious Boston, derived from its metropolitan potential.

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Cite: Diego Hernández. "I Want to Be Metropolitan: Boston Case Study" 06 Dec 2012. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/301514/i-want-to-be-metropolitan-boston-case-study> ISSN 0719-8884

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