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Complaints about shadows emerging: https://www.axios.com/local/boston/2023/02/02/longwood-shadow-debate-boston

Replacing a used car dealership, 33 new units, zero car parking spaces. This is great! That pocket of surface parking around the dealership, KFC, and 7/11 really should be developed. Would be a great plot for a tall landmark building.

🙃 https://patch.com/massachusetts/beverly/beverly-new-building-height-restrictions-recommended-city-council

You'll probably find plenty of racks in the area but personally I'd probably BlueBike.

This and the BU Data Sciences Center really look phenomenal and have brought some additional height and architectural distinctiveness to this area of Boston. Can't wait for the One Kenmore Hotel to go up (if it ever does)!

Idk, the chaos felt somewhat safer to me living there? Because it was so unpredictable and chaotic people generally drove pretty cautiously through that area, at least in my experience.

First time seeing Polar Park in person. Quite impressive how they managed to design and build a ballpark that already looks 30 years old!

I used to bike through Kelley Sq and the Canal District on the way to work when I lived there, and it was generally not fun lol

"Trammel Crow has submitted a Letter of Intent proposing the redevelopment of 1600, 1800, and 1850 Soldiers Field Road. The proposed redevelopment is anticipated to take place in two phases, with adjacent parcels: the first phase consists of 1600 Soldiers Field Road and 15 Soldiers Field Place...

Some misc. photos from around Worcester last weekend. Love that there are still some gas lamps--so cool!!

Snapped some photos last weekend. It had been a while since I've visited! Did I spot Worcester's first separated cycletrack?? And Worcester has a Mochi Donut place now--you know the city has made it!

9 units of housing LOL. gotta avoid triggering that IDP threshold

Seattle has also grown faster in the last decade than pretty much any large city in the country, but has managed to slow rent price increases and in some instances even level them off. Seattle outbuilds all but some sprawling Sun Belt metros; it would be a much more expensive city given the...

Some photos from a walk around Worcester this weekend. It's been several years since I've really walked around here, and there seems to be A LOT of new public art that generally looks fantastic! I know Lynn gets a lot of attention for its public art program and various murals (rightfully so)...

Some shots from 1.15.23. Nice additions here, though much of the Mercantile / City Square area seems pretty sterile. Hope they have success filling in the remaining retail spaces--it's definitely a huge upgrade from when I worked around here. Also, the Mercantile Center logo looks very...

First time seeing the Kelley Sq peanut in action. Not really a fan, and sadly does not seem to be well-maintained--it looks like one of the HAWK signals has already been run over and not replaced? If drivers are running over your signal posts that's not a good sign that you've designed a good...

Snapped some photos on 1.15.23--

They were working in the snow this morning (1.16.23)!

Took a trip to Beverly this weekend and snapped some shots of new or U/C infill development. All of this multi-family development is within a 2 minute walk of Beverly Depot commuter rail station, largely along Rantoul Street, which seems to be developing as a secondary retail corridor / High...

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