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I just remembered where I learned about the punch-out. From "UnPlanned" a youtube series on planning -

Boston is uniquely walkable. Our pedestrian experience is the best in all America. Tall buildings rarely enhance street-level...

Because Boston isn’t simply a Thomas Sowell libertarian manifesto in city form. That’s the scale that the planning agencies felt was...

Eight unit condo with ground floor retail. A pretty important development for defining that corner of the square, I think.

This is it, right here. A city is experienced at street level. That's what matters. I'm not against height either, but (1) it's just...

You're right on, there. My brother-in-law used to live at 12th and Locust and I've had a lot of great times at McGillin's and Sampan...

I consider Philly my third home and, over the past two years, I've probably spent a cumulative time of about 4 months in that city. So...

Wow, a massive sea of parking lots and an elevated highway just two miles from downtown. What a thing for Boston to aspire to...

Right. Signs - or even municipal governments themselves - don’t give a neighborhood its name. People do. That’s why we don’t have a...

I have never heard a human being refer to this part of Brookline as "JFK Crossing" in my entire life. It's Coolidge Corner.

It's not really supposed to be a park, though, right? I've been envisioning this as more of a pedestrianized mall, sort of a Paul Revere...

Seriously. It’s pretty rare that I would advocate for an empty lot, but the Cisco beer garden might actually be one of the most...

Some of them are. Others might be ER doctors doing shift work. Even more will probably have flexible schedules going forward, where...

You don't think anyone in Newton wants to go into Boston any time after 9AM? Again, you're ignoring the fact that several large-scale...

The Newtonville station is currently adjacent to two large, brand new apartment buildings that have dramatically increased the...