Tag Archives | Boston Harbor

NorthEndWaterfront 2013-02-21 at 8.30.51 PM

Oysters, Salt Flats & Pavilions Discussed at The Boston Harbor Association Forum

“Visions of the Future” panel, introduced by Vivien Li, TBHA President, features three businesses pursuing interesting projects on Boston Harbor and the waterfront. Dan Adams, Founder, Landing Studio Andrew Jay, President, Mass. Oyster Project for Clean Water Mimi Love, Principal, Utile Inc. Architecture & Planning The panel was part of a forum by The Boston [...]

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NorthEndWaterfront 2013-02-23 at 5.25.58 PM

Multi-Generational Family Businesses on Boston Harbor: “Visions of the Future”

This video from a recent forum sponsored by The Boston Harbor Association (TBHA) features a panel presentation, “Visions of the Future” with three family-owned, multi-generational businesses sharing their long-term perspectives on Boston Harbor and the waterfront. Vivien Li, TBHA President, introduces: Roger Berkowitz, President, Legal Sea Foods Scott Haggerty, General Manager, Boston Towing and Transportation [...]

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NorthEndWaterfront 2013-02-23 at 6.52.38 PM

“A Clean Boston Harbor” – Curt Spalding, EPA Region 1 Administrator

This video features Curt Spalding, EPA Region 1 Administrator speaking about “A Clean Boston Harbor.” Introducing Mr. Spalding is Lorraine Downey, Board of Trustees member of The Boston Harbor Association (TBHA). TBHA’s forum, “A Clean Boston Harbor, What Next?” was held on June 14 and 15, 2011 at the John Joseph Moakley Courthouse and New [...]

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TBHA Forum: New York City and Vancouver Planners Share “Livable” City Perspectives

This video features Brent Toderian, Vancouver’s Planning Director, and Michael Marrella, Project Director of New York City Planning Department’s “Vision 2020.” Both Toderian and Marrella address how waterfront cities can support density while ensuring a “livable” city. Presenting this “Opening Conversation” is Vivien Li, President of The Boston Harbor Association. TBHA’s forum, “A Clean Boston [...]

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