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Vagabond said:
Coommmmmonn Rapid7 - get your name up there! Let's get more homegrown companies up on the skyline - not one that makes you feel miserable like Verizon.
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Well, New England Telephone was part of what eventually became Verizon. And let's not forget that the telephone was invented right here. And the original Bell Telephone Company was incorporated in Boston, so maybe Verizon counts as homegrown?
 
Boston cybersecurity company Rapid7 to lay off 470 workers
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“The company announced a “restructuring plan” to eliminate 18% of its workforce. It had over 2,600 full-time employees as of the beginning of the year and over 700 employees in Massachusetts.”

https://www.bizjournals.com/boston/news/2023/08/08/rapid7-layoffs-q2-earnings.html
 
I'm happy to have all of the recent (and recent-ish) development around North Station, but... man, how much more visually interesting would it have been if just ONE of those four towers was noticably taller than the other three?

I know all the reasons, so don't feel the need to trot out the FAA height-limits map again or explain NIMBYism, but it is certainly frustrating how much of a "buzz-cut skyline" city Boston is.

One peak near the CBD would be so nice -- and I'm in no way a height fetishist!
 
#bancars said:
Very positive story on the overall impact of the Hub on Causeway on Boston, with some good photos and drone footage!

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Buildings that elevated cities: The Hub on Causeway

The vast mixed-use project was a catalyst for regeneration in Boston and is even home to a beehive named Buzzingham Palace
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Overall, a good article, but the claim that 100 Cuaseway (Verizon Building) was the tallest tower built in Boston in the last 20 years is kind of laughable.
 
citydweller said:
The East facing façade of the Garden could sure use a facelift especially in juxtaposition of those shinny new towers. Nice pics by Dimitri
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Isn't it actually a party wall since the north station tracks can be built over? Or am I wildly misremembering?
 

AMC opens new theater on Causeway Street​

This AMC will be part of The Hub on Causeway, the development on the site of the former Boston Garden.​

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“AMC announced the opening of AMC Causeway 13, the first new AMC to open in the Boston area since 2017 on Thursday.

This AMC will be part of The Hub on Causeway, the development on the site of the former Boston Garden.”

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“The theatre will count with hugescreens, state-of-the-art projection, and comfortable recliner and traditional seating.

In the coming weeks, they will also be adding AMC MacGuffins, which offers beer, wine and cocktails for moviegoers 21 and older.

“The Boston area has a long history of being one of the best moviegoing markets in the country, and we’re excited to open a theatre that will deliver on AMC’s promise to make movies better for our guests,” said Dan Ellis, Executive Vice President, Chief Operations & Development Officer at AMC.

“BXP is thrilled to welcome AMC to The Hub on Causeway and showcase their innovative and affordable movie-going experience to both locals and visitors. AMC’s opening further solidifies the neighborhood surrounding The Hub as the entertainment and creative district for the City of Boston,” said Bryan Koop, Executive Vice President for BXP’s Boston region.”

https://www.nbcboston.com/news/local/amc-opens-new-theater-on-causeway-street/3194421/?amp=1
 
stick n move said:

AMC opens new theater on Causeway Street​

This AMC will be part of The Hub on Causeway, the development on the site of the former Boston Garden.​

thumbnail_Hub-On-Causeway-2023-286.jpg

“AMC announced the opening of AMC Causeway 13, the first new AMC to open in the Boston area since 2017 on Thursday.

This AMC will be part of The Hub on Causeway, the development on the site of the former Boston Garden.”

thumbnail_Hub-On-Causeway-2023-285.jpg

“The theatre will count with hugescreens, state-of-the-art projection, and comfortable recliner and traditional seating.

In the coming weeks, they will also be adding AMC MacGuffins, which offers beer, wine and cocktails for moviegoers 21 and older.

“The Boston area has a long history of being one of the best moviegoing markets in the country, and we’re excited to open a theatre that will deliver on AMC’s promise to make movies better for our guests,” said Dan Ellis, Executive Vice President, Chief Operations & Development Officer at AMC.

“BXP is thrilled to welcome AMC to The Hub on Causeway and showcase their innovative and affordable movie-going experience to both locals and visitors. AMC’s opening further solidifies the neighborhood surrounding The Hub as the entertainment and creative district for the City of Boston,” said Bryan Koop, Executive Vice President for BXP’s Boston region.”

https://www.nbcboston.com/news/local/amc-opens-new-theater-on-causeway-street/3194421/?amp=1
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I am assuming that all the innovative features AMC is touting were just left behind by the previous owner, ArcLight. :rolleyes:
 
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