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Highland's being repaved as we/I type.

Sounds like you'd be happier elsehwere. Seemingly the late 19th century, somewhere in Studham, Bedfordshire. Don't let the Grey Poupon hit you on the way out.

I can't tell if you're a troll, or legitimately going through life cosplaying as a upper-class British snob.

Which has always baffled me, because certain cities in similarly cold (or colder) areas -- Philly, NYC, Chicago -- have way more fountains and they all (or most, anyway) seem to be working just fine whenever I visit. Brewer Fountain by Park Street wasn't functional for nearly (more than?) a...

agree

It already does, easily.

You expect maintenance and *cleaning* anywhere near a T (or, really, any U.S. public transport) station!?!?

Lots of renders to answer your question here.

It is fun, yeah. They've been uplighting it like that for a few years.

Well-put.

Glad folks like it. Could've been so much better, (the tower, itself, and this... connector/grand hall/whatever the *&% they call it this month), but I will stop being a wet blanket.

Scroll up/back to see my pix from "The Connector" mid-day, during the work week a month ago. Nobody was there and nobody ever is there b/c that space is for nobody, but workers in the floors above. It's pretty enough for a lobby in a high-rise, yes. It is also not what it ought to have been. or...

Exactly.

Stuff like that makes a town unique and fun. "Cleaning up" something that had no negative impact on the area, traffic, the environment, etc. is an absolute net negative for the city. What a shame.

Arlington NIMBYs are next-level. Or at least they were when I was a very tiny kid. I recall the hue and cry (before my time, but still talked about) re: the plan to have the Red Line extend into Arlington Ctr. and then Arlington Heights and even to Lexington (they didn't care about that last...

While we get our fair share of bait and switch nonsense, I think this one is a safe bet in that literally every “official” dusk and nighttime render has shown the lit crown. And there are a lot of them.

Hull is awesome. Very cool and, while I don't know about underrated, certainly less trafficked than some other beach/waterfront destinations (which suits me just fine). It is also very much more underwater than "most places in eastern mass": from 2018 (yes, more homes in Quincy are at risk than...

Given that 85% of Hull is already underwater whenever it rains for more than 20 minutes at a time, this project is remarkably optimistic/bold.