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Never Mind the Olds! The Best Boston Architecture Since 1950

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Superannuated sites and buildings of incalculable historical import spill across the Hub. Bah! You’ve seen them on elementary school field trips and Duck tours. How about a bracing romp through a more modern Boston, amid works that declared the nubility of a major city ready for its close-up in triumphant post-war America?

Enough with the tri-corner hats and the split logs. In with the Modernism, Brutalist or otherwise, and the Post-Modernism. In with Boston architecture, post-1950!

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200 Clarendon Street

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33 Arch Street

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177 Huntington Avenue

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800 Boylston Street

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600 Atlantic Avenue

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1 Boston Place

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1 City Hall Square

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Columbia Point

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500 Kendall Street

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Leonard P. Zakim Bunker Hill Memorial Bridge

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48 Massachusetts Avenue

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42 Vassar Street

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600 Atlantic Avenue

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200 Clarendon Street

33 Arch Street

177 Huntington Avenue

800 Boylston Street

600 Atlantic Avenue

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1 Boston Place

1 City Hall Square

Columbia Point

500 Kendall Street

Leonard P. Zakim Bunker Hill Memorial Bridge

48 Massachusetts Avenue

42 Vassar Street

600 Atlantic Avenue