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Tracey Miller • Programming |
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| Automobile
runoff and stormwater is treated in a series of swales, a landform derived
from the glacial landforms responsible for shaping Boston. The landforms
are not only inflecting the natural processes but also treated as 'land
sculpting,' an artistic, intentional shaping of the land to capture visitors'
imaginations.
Treatment swales near Boylston Street |
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