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The plot is huge enough that there is room for 2 buildings. The shorter Mandarin-scaled one would obviously front Boylston. Behind that I don't see why ~500' wouldn't be doable by the inner plaza. That half of the parcel should be considered "high spine."

Dive in a little deeper and you'll find this caveat about the study: "INRIX uses anonymous trip data to identify the most frequented routes and destinations throughout a region, not just to and from a downtown core." https://inrix.com/scorecard-city-2022/?city=Boston%20MA&index=4

https://www.wpri.com/news/local-news/providence/providence-apartment-tower-takes-another-step-forward/ Somehow this is taking "another step forward" even though the board literally just heard about it! Here's a quote from the mayor Brett Smiley: “When a luxury apartment gets built, an older...

Found this online. If you look closely at the road all the cars look like they've been crushed or otherwise destroyed. https://steve-novak.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/boston-neighborhoods-Cover-Page.webp

Here's a couple of the renders from this feed: https://twitter.com/waham

5/12 IMG_0097 by David Z, on Flickr IMG_0154 by David Z, on Flickr IMG_0174 by David Z, on Flickr

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5/12 Such an unbelievable waste of space to not add a tower on top of this. IMG_0160 by David Z, on Flickr IMG_0161 by David Z, on Flickr

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It still has about 7 floors remaining (not including where the core is, only counting poured floors).

It never mattered that they cared. It mattered that their taxes paid for the roads. Where is this money now that we can no longer keep up with basic maintenance? Anybody who isn't rich and has to drive down this road is going to care. It's Route 93 inside of the 128 belt. There's a lot of...