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Pair Of Towers Proposed As Gateway To TD Garden Shopping District

05 / 17 / 13

A Boston development team “wants to build a pair of towers in front of TD Garden that could reach 600 feet in height, creating a gateway for the arena with stores and restaurants, 500 residences, offices, and a 200-room hotel,” according to Casey Ross of the BOSTON GLOBE. The project, by...

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