Brain dead. Ban these people from public debate.Complaints about shadows emerging:
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Inside Longwood’s shadow debate
A proposed cluster of buildings overlooking Riverway Park has divided locals.www.axios.com
Brain dead. Ban these people from public debate.Complaints about shadows emerging:
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Inside Longwood’s shadow debate
A proposed cluster of buildings overlooking Riverway Park has divided locals.www.axios.com
So some of these people are concerned about a small amount of shadow being added to what is a heavily tree lined park?
Man, tosh33 is still filling the comments sections up. I'd like to meet them some day... see if they're foaming at the mouth over building heights in real life as well..
Thanks for posting this. As a non-professional planner/designer, could somebody please let me know what makes pavement and seating "playful"?
Completely agree. This entire row of masonry buildings is nice. There are so many parking lots or horrendous relics from Urban Renewal in the city ... such a shame when we miss the opportunity to address those and instead replace the structures that make the city pleasant with Assembly Square-style structures (which are better than parking lots and Urban Renewal projects ... but generally worse than prewar masonry!).North Hall and South Hall at Simmons are very stately masonry buildings. It's a shame they're just getting demolished.