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| The Red Sox Foundation, Hill House and The Esplanade Association--all non-profit organizations--worked together in cooperation with Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney to breathe new life into the old fields. The city's Economic Development Corporation is looking for a developer who can breathe new life into the landmark Battery Maritime Building at the southernmost tip of Manhattan. Rooftop Architecture takes as its premise the notion that 'the addition of a new layer can breathe new life into the contemporary city', and that 'the roof would be an excellent basis for this'. |
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