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Anyone know why the Green Line entrance still isn't open? Is it waiting for the full Hynes renovation at this point?
yes!This is the way Government Center should be redeveloped.
Anyone know why the Green Line entrance still isn't open? Is it waiting for the full Hynes renovation at this point?
It can’t open until Hynes is made accessible. It triggers ADA upgrades.The (foundering? failed?) Peebles development of Parcel 13 relocated the underpass connection to the Samuels site and the main fare gate entrance to be south of 360 Newbury Street (closing the existing entrance to the old Transportation Building and Hynes/ICA). I've heard whispers that the Parcel 12 underpass mitigation/linkage won't/can't open until Peebles redevelops the Parcel 13 connection at 360. Not sure I buy it, but it's what I've heard.
No there's no physical connection. The Boylston entrance to Hynes station is just at the far end of the platform. You can often walk right up there from the inside. The Mass Ave underpass is from the fare control lobby at the Newbury entrance. They're still doing construction on it.The (foundering? failed?) Peebles development of Parcel 13 relocated the underpass connection to the Samuels site and the main fare gate entrance to be south of 360 Newbury Street (closing the existing entrance to the old Transportation Building and Hynes/ICA). I've heard whispers that the Parcel 12 underpass mitigation/linkage won't/can't open until Peebles redevelops the Parcel 13 connection at 360. Not sure I buy it, but it's what I've heard.
Is there any reason they can’t open the Boylston Street entrance? It’s not like the situation at Arlington where it’s the problem that that entrance is not accessible since the whole station is not accessible at Hynes.No there's no physical connection. The Boylston entrance to Hynes station is just at the far end of the platform. You can often walk right up there from the inside. The Mass Ave underpass is from the fare control lobby at the Newbury entrance. They're still doing construction on it.
Steve Samuels for mayor.This whole project, from top to bottom to all around, is freakin amazing! Thanks Kz for the tour!
Steve Samuels for mayor.
(kidding not kidding)
Or at least make him the Czar of Development and all Air Rights projects in the City.Steve Samuels for mayor.
(kidding not kidding)
So thrilled he is doing a big residential project on the Lynn waterfront.Or at least make him the Czar of Development and all Air Rights projects in the City.
The Mass Pike at this location is 60 years old, not 75.
The winner looks pretty nice, FWIW. This is a great project regardless.It didn't win. It actually was "just" an honorable mention. Strangely, one of the finalists was Cambridge Crossing, which is not a new development.
https://www.fastcompany.com/91388469/urban-design-innovation-by-design-2025