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    AI Redraws Boston

    Self explanatory catch-all thread, as I have been seeing more and more of these pictures lately. Historischer Charme trifft Moderne – Panoramablick über den Old Harbor in Boston by Kostenlose Bilder mit KI, on Flickr Boston Marathon: Ein Moment des Triumphs an der Ziellinie by Kostenlose...
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    The Problems with Bike Shares

    With the proliferation of bike shares over the past few years, I wanted to touch on 2 issues in particular that I repeatedly notice, both safety oriented: 1. NOBODY IS WEARING A HELMET!!! This really stands out, as typically over 90% of the people with their own bikes are now using helmets on...
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    Providence Aerials

    I randomly found this shot in my weekly search and decided it's good enough to start a new thread. Please, post away! https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FEWhoq0WYAUj-vc?format=jpg&name=large
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    Pearl Clutching near Section 8 homes.

    "This project is set to deliver roughly 1,370 mixed income, 572 affordable, 200 middle income, and 600 market-rate units - representing about 2.5 times the number of existing units." Honest Question: Who on earth would want to pay market rate to live in a public housing development?
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    Best Modern Building Under 100 Meters

    What's your favorite building of the last 20-30 years in Boston or its inner suburbs that is under 100 meters (328')? Pictures are welcome. My personal favorite is Mass Art Treehouse but I'm hoping the red one with the overhangs in Kenmore can steal the crown. In the meantime, this one always...
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    Industrial National Trust (Superman Building) | Downtown | Providence

    The new governor is willing to tear it down if necessary. If this happens I personally promise to never return to Rhode Island. https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/realestate/mckee-doesn-t-rule-out-demolition-of-providence-s-signature-skyscraper/ar-AAMYj3D
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    Prudential of the Day

    As one of Boston's most visible icons since 1964, this uniquely designed tower deserves its own thread, whether you love it or hate it. Personally, I love it. IMG_1921 by David Z, on Flickr IMG_1923 by David Z, on Flickr
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    Arlington Developments

    Didn't know where else to put this and didn't see any Arlington threads already out there. Looks like they're building a new Arlington High School. https://ahsbuilding.org/ IMG_7877 by David Z, on Flickr IMG_7878 by David Z, on Flickr
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    Boston Fed Tower Photos & Discussion

    3/29 from Arlington. Looks like [Winthrop Tower] will block most of The Fed from here. IMG_7459 by David Z, on Flickr
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    Churches and other religious buildings in Boston

    Catchall for pictures, favorites, etc. I'm surprised a thread like this didn't exist. My personal favorite is the Old South Church below. Old South Church Boston by Sergio Enciso, on Flickr However, the real reason I created this thread is I didn't know where else to post these pictures...
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    Tower vs Tower - 1 Dalton vs Millennium Tower

    Seeing as these are the 2 most visually significant towers of our boom to date, and the first towers in 40 years to surpass 200 meters, I think it's time for us to put them up against each other. Please note this is for TOWER vs TOWER, so we are leaving off the ground floor activation. The...
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    Chasing the Peak - Fall Foliage in the Northeast

    It turns out I'm not just obsessed with buildings, but also with foliage! Here's a smattering of shots from the Northeast last October. I'll stick to only showing New England here but the full album includes the Adirondacks and Lake Placid area in early October, as well as the Catskills in...
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    Maine - General Photo Thread

    Maine is such a beautiful state. Might as well show it off. I'll start. Looking down on Camden from Mt Battie, 10/13/2019. IMG_6798 by David Z, on Flickr
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    Residential Tower | 41 Lagrange Street | Chinatown

    Looks like this was filed on 11/8. 19 stories, 207' not including mech. They're really squeezing this one in there. http://www.bostonplans.org/projects/development-projects/41-lagrange-street Here's the PDF presentation...
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    Diagrams on Skyscraperpage

    When you type Boston (+Cambridge, Somerville, Everett, Brookline, Quincy, Chelsea, Newton) into Skyscraperpage's diagrams page and search for buildings under construction, this is literally the entire list of buildings it shows! Capture by David Z, on Flickr This is something that has been...
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    Best North American Skylines - Ranked

    For those of you who have an interest in skylines outside of Boston, here is my list I came up with for the best North American skylines, reposted from Skyscrapercity: https://www.skyscrapercity.com/showpost.php?p=149124563&postcount=9628 It looks like it ends up being my Top 86..... Here is...
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    Tragic possibility for Providence

    This post/thread should ultimately be deleted. However, in the meantime, I want to point out that everybody needs to take a look at the Providence Developments thread immediately! (starting at post 353) http://www.archboston.org/community/showthread.php?p=309101#post309101 This should be the...
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    Foggy Boston Evening

    From Sunday, September 17. Click into any picture to view it larger/full screen. (or just click into the first one and scroll left) IMG_9061 by David Z, on Flickr IMG_9065 by David Z, on Flickr IMG_9067 by David Z, on Flickr IMG_9069 by David Z, on Flickr IMG_9072 by David Z, on Flickr...
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    Boston's Best Lit Buildings

    This thread is dedicated to discussion and pictures of the night lighting going on in Boston. Before I nominate my favorites, I would like to bring up that I have noticed 2 new lit buildings as of this month. The first is One Post Office Square, which has lit its glass top the last couple of...
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    Development Predictions Thread

    Hey all, Given the recept spate of approvals, I am curious about archboston'er predictions about these projects going forward. I am going to give some examples of what I mean at the end, and for the sake of impact will only be discussing buildings 400'+. (also since we haven't had one this tall...

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