If Alewife is to be redeveloped into a vibrant community and a major employment node, the focus must shift from a parking hub to one that brings commuters, residents and visitors in the most space-efficient and sustainable way possible.
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If Alewife is to be redeveloped into a vibrant community and a major employment node, the focus must shift from a parking hub to one that brings commuters, residents and visitors in the most space-efficient and sustainable way possible.