Greenway Residential Building | 55 India Street | Downtown

[clutcheagle]

View from up high

 

[BeeLine]

As of 11/22.

 

[CBCArch61]

Finally have some vertical construction. Taken today while Enjoying the weather

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[stick n move]

I was just thinking about this yesterday, and wondering how far along it is now. Nice.

 

[BeeLine]

As of 3/15/2026.

 

[mssrro]

3/30

 

[RandomWalk]

I like the composition on the second photo. Nice alignment of the boom with One Post Office Square.

 

[taketern]

 

[Suffolk 83]

This one is going pretty slow right?

 

[taketern]

 

[Smuttynose]

7-1-2026

 

[DZH22]

This one should be going up another 30 floors, but instead I'm pretty sure it's topped out.

 

[stick n move]

3/30

That was fast, this was march 30.

 

[bdurden]

This one should be going up another 30 floors, but instead I'm pretty sure it's topped out.

Additional height would have been some of the best views of the greenway and the harbor.

 

[NHMaples]

Along the greenway heights are capped at either 55 or 100 feet depending on the location of the building. This creates a more organic feel rather than a fissure running through the city.

 

[themissinglink]

Additional height would have been some of the best views of the greenway and the harbor.

They really should've raised the height limit in this area as part of PLAN: Downtown.

 

[TheRatmeister]

Along the greenway heights are capped at either 55 or 100 feet depending on the location of the building. This creates a more organic feel rather than a fissure running through the city.

I get the idea but you can hide a lot with good tree cover and shadow planning, it's probably worth at least revisiting height limits in the area.

 

[BeeLine]

As of 7/5.

 

[bagel4boston]

More offended by the design than the height on this one. Would have been a great spot for something that was in better conversation with the Grain Exchange. Honestly feel like this whole Broad Street area should be a Historic District; and has such potential as a Soho or Tribeca-like neighborhood. But these new builds along the Greenway are such a downer aesthetically.