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Jerald
Sparkman's redesign of the Charlesgate redfines the identity of Boston
by giving it a new gateway to the city via the Charles River. Dana
Hogstedt redefines the mission of the city's parks by specifically targetting
underserved and neglected parts of its citizenry. And Gigi
Saltonstall changes the place of art within the city where art is prized
by bringing it outside and part of daily city life.
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