STREET
G1
M1
Status:
Temporary
Venue Location:
BE AC ON ST RE
ET
Cycling Road
G5
25.2 ac
Venue Access/Use:
Venue access and use has been reviewed with the City of Boston
and the MCCA who both enthusiastically support the Boston
2024 planning efforts.
Construction Timeline:
BOYLSTON
STREET
BOSTON
COMMON
G5
G5
C1
CHARLES STREET
S1
Anticipated Hurdles:
We will pursue omnibus state legislation to coordinate
permitting at the local and state levels. This legislation will
carefully consider land use, zoning, transportation, historic
preservation, cultural celebration, environmental protection
and economic benefits to ensure the successful implementation
and integration of Games infrastructure. No specific permitting
hurdles are anticipated.
S1
V1
F1
S1
PUBLIC
GARdEN
200
400
100
ARLINGTON
600ft
200m
above
Boston Common
Precinct Plan
Accessibility Options:
The Boston Common is located in the heart of the city. Boston
Common connects Beacon Hill and Government Center, the
Public Gardens, Back Bay, Chinatown, the Theater District and the
Financial District. Olympic athletes and spectators visiting the
Boston Common will be perfectly positioned to enjoy the diverse
offerings of each of these neighborhoods. From the Boston
Common, athletes and spectators will be able to see the golden
dome of the Massachusetts State House, the historic houses
of Beacon Hill, the Swan Boats of the Public Garden and the
skyscrapers of the Back Bay and Downtown. The Starting Line for
the Marathon will be located adjacent to the Boston Common.
This venue will be served by the Olympic Route Network via I-90
to Stuart Street and Charles Street. The site is also exceptionally
accessible via public transportation. It is within walking distance
of the Red, Green and Orange Lines.
Planned Seating Capacity:
A1
10km
left
Locus Map
below
Course Diagram
opposite page
Cycling - Road Plan
ATHLETES VILLAGE
BOSTON COMMON
LOGAN
AIRPORT
CAMBRIdGE
HARVARd
2,000
A1
START/FINISH
BOSTON
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F E A S I B I L I T Y S T U d I E S + P L A N S N U M B E R 4: S P O R T S + V E N U E S 1 D E C E M B E R 2014