Frank Stella died in NYC on May 3, 2024.
^^^ Architectural Digest on the installation of Damascus Gate at the Seaport.
https://www.architecturaldigest.com/story/boston-seaport-frank-stella
From the effusive Globe obituary...
In the Globe article on the Museum of Illusions, I noticed a graphic announcing that the Museum of Ice Cream is opening in the Seaport in 2024. (121 Seaport Boulevard).
https://www.museumoficecream.com/
Another global museum chain. Google Museum of Ice Cream Reviews to get a sense of what...
Update (April 23, 2024) with very positive news. Unfortunately, the article does not indicate whether there will be more testing of the magnet, or whether Commonwealth Fusion now proceeds to building the full device...
This appears to be a refinancing of the property by Silverstein and Rialto. This loan is not for construction financing.
https://commercialobserver.com/2024/04/tpg-real-estate-credit-provides-104m-acquisition-loan-boston-parking-garage/
Globe article from April 5, on Boston's reliance on private developers to fund projects that provide resilience against near-term sea level rise.
https://www.bostonglobe.com/2024/04/05/science/boston-sea-level-rise-real-estate-development-slowdown/?p1=BGSearch_Overlay_Results
From BFD: Companies working at a fire of construction materials on the outside deck of the 9th floor of a building under construction at 700 Atlantic Ave. No injuries to report. The cause of the fire is still under investigation.
Constellation signed an agreement in February to keep the natural gas facility open for another six years.
https://www.bostonglobe.com/2024/02/09/business/everett-lng-terminal-will-stay-open-under-deal-with-national-grid/
As for AI related demand for electrical power...
When Encore/Wynn purchased the 45 acres (the potential stadium site) from Constellation, the Eversource switching station along Alford St. was to remain. (There may be an easement providing for such.) The switching station facility seems to run northward along Alford St. all the way to where...
I think it is a safe presumption that there is a contract. The timetable suggests that construction would begin by the end of CY 2025, to allow for a 2028 occupancy of the redeveloped building.
The state has said that it will take up to two years to empty the Hurley building, with most(?)...
The Commonwealth will be leasing the same amount of space state agencies occupied in the Hurley building, pre-development.
Development timeline
Source:
https://www.mass.gov/info-details/charles-f-hurley-building-redevelopment
Having been awarded a contract to develop the site, the various firms that comprise the Leggat team have been spending good money on designs, studies, investigations etc. So I think they would have recourse to recouping that spending from the state if their developer designation is now...