Edward J. Logue

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Edward J. Logue was a prominent American urban planner and public administrator known for leading major urban renewal and redevelopment projects in cities such as Boston, New Haven, and New York.

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instanceOf city planner
person
public administrator
urban planner
conflict World War II
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
dateOfBirth 1921-02-07
dateOfDeath 2000-01-27
educatedAt Yale Law School
Yale University
employer Boston Redevelopment Authority
New Haven Redevelopment Agency
New York State Urban Development Corporation
familyName Logue
fieldOfWork city redevelopment
urban planning
urban renewal
givenName Edward
memberOf Democratic Party
militaryService United States Army Air Forces
notableProject Faneuil Hall–Quincy Market redevelopment in Boston
Government Center urban renewal in Boston
New Haven downtown redevelopment
linked to: Downtown New Haven

Roosevelt Island development in New York City
South Bronx redevelopment initiatives
notableWork urban renewal in Boston
urban renewal in New Haven
urban renewal in New York City
notedFor controversial clearance-and-rebuilding strategies in U.S. cities
leading major postwar urban renewal programs
use of federal urban renewal funds
occupation public administrator
urban planner
placeOfBirth Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
placeOfDeath Boston
Massachusetts
positionHeld director of New Haven Redevelopment Agency
head of Boston Redevelopment Authority
president of New York State Urban Development Corporation
residence Boston
New Haven
New York City
sexOrGender male
spouse Patricia Logue
workLocation Boston
New Haven
New York City

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