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E-books

Boston's Orange Line by Andrew Elder; Jeremy C. Fox
Call Number: HE4491.B78 E43 2013
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Architecture along a transportation spine: Boston makes the most in amenity out of a new MTA line
Campbell, Robert. "Architecture along a transportation spine: Boston makes the most in amenity out of a new MTA line." Architecture: The AIA Journal 77, no. 12 (December 1988): 98-105.

FMCB Votes to Expand Design of Ruggles Station Transportation Project
"FMCB Votes to Expand Design of Ruggles Station Transportation Project." Targeted News Service (TNS), 2016.
The Boston Globe Starts & Stops column
Daniel, Mac. "The Boston Globe Starts & Stops column." Boston Globe (Boston, MA), 2006.

Ruggles Station Improvements
Introduction to the Ruggles Station Improvement project, with updates and photos.
Ruggles center, final environmental impact report, eoea no. 6133
From the Internet Archive. An analysis of the environmental impacts of a proposed development project (public plaza, office building, hotel and parking garage) on parcels 18-1A, 18-1B, 18-3A, 18-3B and 18-2 bordered by Tremont and Ruggles Streets, Melnea Cass Boulevard and the Southwest Corridor at Ruggles Station in Boston's Roxbury neighborhood.
Ruggles station parcel (parcel 18) southwest corridor: first stage guidelines and conditions. (draft)
From the Internet Archive. Guidelines for those submitting mixed use development project proposals for parcel 18 in Boston's Roxbury neighborhood.