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 Issue of February 11, 2008 
   

Speed, Caution: Architecture and Language in the Back Bay

Niketown, located 200 Newbury St. in Boston’s Back Bay neighborhood, employs form and materials to speak to pedestrians, up close and personal. A highly detailed and complex building, it speaks clearly to 25,000 pedestrians who walk slowly past it each week.
By Jeff Stein
Usually, people can tell where in the world they are by the common language being spoken around them.

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