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Look at that old Dunkin logo!

What on earth is up with that rendering???

Speaking as a UMass student, I can confirm that Northampton is delightful to stroll around! There's a Thai place I really like there, as well as a great bookstore, and an antique store that I've been to more times than I can count. Outside of the immediate downtown, the Miss Florence Diner is a...

What on earth happened to the rest of that building? Did it suffer a fire that left the first floor intact? But then why even bother to save any of it?

Looks like these are the plans for the new building: https://www.cityofmelrose.org/sites/g/files/vyhlif3451/f/pages/architectural_plans.pdf

Just recently, two urban explorers published a video of them exploring the L Street Station before demolition started, and it's a fascinating glimpse into this monster of a building:

That old Volkswagen is significantly cooler looking than the building

I do wish they would save and incorporate the existing George Robert White Fund Health Unit building somehow.

The former Buffalo State Hospital is so incredibly beautiful (lets go HH Richardson!), and you captured it very well. Is the hotel that was there still closed?

Yeah, I'm happy that the screen is gone but painting the brick is totally unnecessary.

Sunday, 5/29 From over the abandoned Walter E. Fernald Developmental Center in Waltham

I'm not sure when exactly it opened, but I walked by a few weeks ago and it looked completed.

Blurry nighttime phone camera shot... after the Bruins lost, no less!

Is it wrong to say I really like that this building is still abandoned? I almost don't want to see it redeveloped...

That is... unfortunate

Somebody's gotta chain themselves to the front of this building

I am 100% behind "Silver Line Stop" as a new name

The ship in drydock in those renders appears to be the Titanic, albeit without its funnels. An oddly specific design choice, if you ask me.

From Sunday, 11/28

This is, undoubtedly, one of the buildings ever built.