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Announcement yesterday of a proposal to construct a 15-story office building on stilts over MTA Harvard Sq. property drew mixed reactions from the University and a civic group.
Planned by John B. Sullivan and William J. Chase, the structure would go On Beacon Hill, legislators from Cambridge have already introduced bills to facilitate sale or lease of the land to Sullivan and Chase, who recently promoted construction of the Treadway Motor Charles P. Whitlock, Assistant to the President for Civic Affairs, commented last night that such a plan might further Cambridge Common Technically, the area under consideration may lie within the bounds of Cambridge Common, a fact that may cause Mrs. George Hall, curator of the group, took an opposite stand, however. She expressed hope that the council would vote in favor of the plan, anything "to get that mess out of Harvard Sq." Sullivan himself forecast that the building would add to the city tax revenues, provide long-needed MTA facilities, and bring added business to the area." Among the legislators who supported the bill for purchase were John R. Architect for the project, Paul G.
On Beacon Hill, legislators from Cambridge have already introduced bills to facilitate sale or lease of the land to Sullivan and Chase, who recently promoted construction of the Treadway Motor Charles P. Whitlock, Assistant to the President for Civic Affairs, commented last night that such a plan might further Cambridge Common Technically, the area under consideration may lie within the bounds of Cambridge Common, a fact that may cause Mrs. George Hall, curator of the group, took an opposite stand, however. She expressed hope that the council would vote in favor of the plan, anything "to get that mess out of Harvard Sq." Sullivan himself forecast that the building would add to the city tax revenues, provide long-needed MTA facilities, and bring added business to the area." Among the legislators who supported the bill for purchase were John R. Architect for the project, Paul G.
Charles P. Whitlock, Assistant to the President for Civic Affairs, commented last night that such a plan might further Cambridge Common Technically, the area under consideration may lie within the bounds of Cambridge Common, a fact that may cause Mrs. George Hall, curator of the group, took an opposite stand, however. She expressed hope that the council would vote in favor of the plan, anything "to get that mess out of Harvard Sq." Sullivan himself forecast that the building would add to the city tax revenues, provide long-needed MTA facilities, and bring added business to the area." Among the legislators who supported the bill for purchase were John R. Architect for the project, Paul G.
Cambridge Common
Technically, the area under consideration may lie within the bounds of Cambridge Common, a fact that may cause Mrs. George Hall, curator of the group, took an opposite stand, however. She expressed hope that the council would vote in favor of the plan, anything "to get that mess out of Harvard Sq." Sullivan himself forecast that the building would add to the city tax revenues, provide long-needed MTA facilities, and bring added business to the area." Among the legislators who supported the bill for purchase were John R. Architect for the project, Paul G.
Mrs. George Hall, curator of the group, took an opposite stand, however. She expressed hope that the council would vote in favor of the plan, anything "to get that mess out of Harvard Sq."
Sullivan himself forecast that the building would add to the city tax revenues, provide long-needed MTA facilities, and bring added business to the area."
Among the legislators who supported the bill for purchase were John R. Architect for the project, Paul G.
Architect for the project, Paul G.
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