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Architectural renderings of Treeland

A bird's eye view of the proposed Treeland towers. - By Courtesy of the Harvard University Archives

The proposed towers were 15 and 22 stories tall. - By Courtesy of the Harvard University Archives

Treeland would have joined a string of Brutalist buildings along the Charles. - By Courtesy of the Harvard University Archives

A floorplan for an apartment in the proposed Treeland towers. - By Courtesy of the Harvard University Archives

Plans for Treeland's height took advantage of unlimited-height zoning restrictions at the time. - By Courtesy of the Harvard University Archives

After prolonged pushback from residents, the Treeland plans were scrapped in 1971. - By Courtesy of the Harvard University Archives

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