Lyra (née The Huntington) | 252/258/264 Huntington Avenue | Fenway

Justbuildit said:
Correct, Miami has vastly superior land use policies that have resulted in a reasonable amount of market rate affordable housing.

Build 50 of these.
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Yes!
2 at Ruggles St /Wentworth field
3 at the Tremont Whittier St lot
About 5 along Melnea Cass Blvd
About 20 down Blue Hill Ave
And about 10 more down Boylston St/ Rt9 thru Brookline with 3 at the Heath Street site
 
Thursday 3/26

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Wow the white portion of the building matches the sky there and almost disappears making it look much thinner and like its only black and blue.

-Used the apple clean up tool to turn that to reality, looks pretty good imo!
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Regardless, its position at the kink on mass ave really puts it in an iconic position on the skyline. Pretty sweet.
 
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It does make symphony plaza look dated

Also is now leasing with a Sep 1 move in it looks like, studios starting at $3,400, 1 beds starting at $4,300, and 2 beds starting at $6,700. Penthouse 3bed at $13,440 a month. Definitely premium pricing but given the location I'm sure it'll fill up.

Studio, 1, 2, and 3 Bedroom Apartments in Fenway | Lyra Boston

Lyra's studio, one-, two-, and three-bedroom apartment homes on Boston's Avenue of the Arts pair sleek finishes, floor-to-ceiling windows, and elevated amenities for a life that feels expressive and distinctly Boston.
www.livelyra.com www.livelyra.com
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That studio plan makes me feel claustrophobic. I’m imagining being sequestered there for a considerable amount of time January through April, looking at my stove.
 
Agreed. In all honesty, that looks like a very spacious studio to me. I would be fine with something even 2/3 or 1/2 that size if it meant cheaper rent.
 
My brain is puzzled over putting the sleeping area next to the unit door, and therefore any noise from the corridor. I cannot imagine that being ideal.
 
bbfen said:
My brain is puzzled over putting the sleeping area next to the unit door, and therefore any noise from the corridor. I cannot imagine that being ideal.
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My experience in high rise living -- corridors are quieter (and doors better insulated) than even triple pane glass with urban noise outside.

The one noise source that was a real jump scare, though, was trash flying down the trash chute (right off my kitchen); not well soundproofed.
 
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