Recent content by EdMc

Knee-jerk reaction? Or did his editor instruct him to provide a counterpoint to architect Manfredi’s point of view? Perhaps he simply has faith in his opinion. IMO, the North Shore suburb we lived in provided a clean, safe, comfortable environment for a kid’s upbringing. As an adult looking to...

Thanks for the compliment and thumbs up. Regarding the subject matter of this thread, two Boston Globe articles today broached the subject. Mr. David Manfredi wrote an opinion piece in today’s edition of the Boston Globe. The power of cities The coronavirus provides an opportunity to...

Be safe, stay safe, EdMc

Do you miss Boston? I do, too. Due to the coronavirus, there are scenes of strangely unique, mostly lifeless streets in our major cities (some cities are contemplating opening some streets to bicyclists and pedestrians). Here are some scenes of life in Boston from not long ago.

For Kansas City Chiefs Fans 2020 Super Bowl Champions!

Thanks, so much. True enough, NYC construction is a steady drumbeat. Thanks, also, to BeeLine, HenryAlan, Beton Brut, statler and datadyne007. So ends seven years of posting photographic threads and exhibiting urbanism, the travel has been a rich and rewarding experience. Happy Thanksgiving, EdMc

Addition: Farewell to New York City

Henry, thanks for the reply, yes, the LINK stations do bear a resemblance to the Silver Line stations in Seaport, I hadn’t thought of that. Beeline, thanks, you and I have something in common - we get around a lot. citylover94, thanks, I love the best of our cities, too, maybe you can tell.

Prometheus is considered the main artwork of Rockefeller Center - Wikipedia A Million Dollar Smile SIDEBAR: I love Art Deco architecture and, understandably, the management of many Art Deco buildings, whether commercial or residential, will not allow their lobbies to be photographed...

According to the Stage Door Tour guide, everything is as it was in 1932 when the Music Hall opened. A New York City institution