Harold Brown filling in empty spaces

The design of the building picks up on the rhythm and scale of nearby South End buildings on Tremont Street and Columbus Avenue, while the materiality and placement of the brick exercises a contemporary interpretation of the mansard roof condition. The "head" of the building - at the intersection of Tremont and Camden Streets - exaggerates the treatment of material at the repeating bays and geometrically relates to its neighbor, creating a strong focal point along Camden Street. ...

The Project will result in additional housing that can serve the diverse community of Lower Roxbury. The new development will improve the fabric of this area, will contribute to the economic base of the area, will result in increased pedestrian traffic in the area, and indirectly will help the business of the area. There will be sufficient parking provided for the Project. The Proponent currently has a number of excess parking spaces in the existing parking garage of the Douglas Park project that it can make available for occupants of the Project.

Given that Harold Brown would roll his dead mother over if there was a nickel under her, what do you think that quote means?

Don't ask me, kids, I'm just an asshole! Ask noted and respected journalist Shirley Leung:

But gone is his reputation as Boston’s most infamous landlord. In the 1980s, some painted Brown as a slumlord, and he even pleaded guilty to bribing a building inspector. Now his company helps plants daffodils along Brighton Ave.

Well then, Shirley, considering you've probably never stepped in a Brown property, what else can Brown do for
you today?

mclaughlin came to speak to my 9th grade political history class and at the end he took questions. I asked him why he wasn't in jail for taking envelopes full of cash from mr. harold brown? he turned as white as a ghost and the Q&A session ended early. my next question was going to be about his brothers involvement in gun running for the irish republican army but he left quickly.