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Here are the renderings at the WPI dorm site. I like it. It will bring some much needed color to the area. It would be fantastic if some of the ground floor ended up being retail, I don't know what the plan is. Currently, there's not much in the way of lunch food choices around there, though...

I don't think that's a rendering of this building. This is the one that I've seen online: There's a different rendering at the construction site that I'll take a photo of and post. Faraday and Grove is close to the intersection of I290 and route 9 - near Gateway Park and WPI's new-ish...

The new WPI dorm is going up pretty fast. Posting these here, as this thread has become the Worcester Development Clearinghouse:

1. The Wigglesworth Building (89-93 Franklin St.) 2. Ames Building 3. Post Office Square

Great news! A nice looking building that is just screaming to be restored.

The Wigglesworth Building (89-93 Franklin St.)

Enthusiastically seconded!

Wow, not much developer interest in Worcester. Maybe next year...

Re: New tower at Christian Science Church Plaza This one was changed to acknowledge the presence of Symphony Hall adjacent to it.

Cool, thanks for the links! These are some great buildings - recently I've been in Worcester a bit, and seen that Lincoln Square is such a fantastic location, with such potential! Let's hope that the developer and Worcester don't squander it! The excellent Armsby Abbey is just a block or so...

Tuesday, December 14, 2010 Lincoln Sq. projects ?a priority?

This old courthouse BUILDING, LAND SET FOR AUCTION IN JANUARY By Lisa Eckelbecker TELEGRAM & GAZETTE STAFF leckelbecker@telegram.com

And now the Memorial Auditorium next door to the County Courthouse will be going up for sale. Good news!

I was walking in Worcester this weekend and noticed that =Article$0@47516"]the old Worcester County Courthouse will soon be up for auction. It's nearby the Worcester Art Museum and the seemingly abandoned War Memorial Auditorium. A fine spot for some decent development, hopefully some good...

Perhaps the old Shakespearian Inn? From the the 1987 Boston Midtown Cultural Historic Building Survey: