Recent content by jaggok

Anything new about this? If they can't build a 700 ft there how about City Hall?

They should cut that top off and add 300 feet to the top of the building.

If they put trees in there, where will they fit the 1000 ft building?

I read somewhere that in 1964 when the Prudential Building was built, it was the tallest building in the US outside of New York City and the 10th tallest building in the world. Its currently the 114th tallest building in the US.

When this is finished, it will be the last skyscraper built in Boston. No room for anything else unless they take the siding off the Prudential building and add 250 feet onto the top.

Saw this almost finished from the top floor of Charles River Plaza 165 Cambridge St. today. Nice looking building.

Is it true they will add 50 feet onto the top for the Observatory tower to make it an 800 ft building?

Is that like a 300' building in Sullivan Square?

After South Station is finished in 2024, will there be anymore skyscrapers over 600 feet built in Boston?

Besides this site, I always check Wikipedia for the tallest buildings in Boston which shows all buildings built plus those under construction and those that have been proposed and/or approved. About 2 or 3 years ago, they removed the 800' South Bay Tower. Just this past week it showed back up on...

1. South Station Tower >800 reduced, then increased to 690' FAA height limit. There's much optimism this project will get underway later this year. Is this a definite? This project will get underway later this year? 4 months left.

The Old Ugly Prudential should be torn down and replaced with a more modern 1200 foot Prudential building.

I think the airport should be moved to Quincy.

How can that area be 500' by the FAA yet a block away they allow One Dalton?

Is Bromfield Tower and Copley Square still going to be built?