Looking back, architecture has been my source of orientation for as long as I can remember. Whether it be a historical landmark, a post office, a brightly colored house or even the corner store, just seeing a familiar piece of architecture can put me back on the right track. Since moving to Boston this has become more evident. Living in Boston has limited my means of movement to public transportation and walking. Without a map I had to find my “north star” to direct me in the right direction. Today, when out and about in the city I look to find the Prudential Center. When it is in my line of sight I am able to understand where I am and where I should go. Today and probably for the rest of my life Architecture will continue to be my navigation map.
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