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I'm not following. If Wu "owns them," then how/why does she consider them the enemy?

that lowest "floor"/mech floor looks straight out of 1985. nakatomi plaza vibes all over.

I'm an editor and, while I clearly am just fine with lack of punctuation and capitalization in the context of forums such as this one or texts etc., I have so many actual nightmares about typos that I cannot help myself. FWIW, was 100% meant in a spirit of fun/playfulness and not me actively...

15 miles is no joke at any age - kudos!

It’d certainly be apropos.

Based on that map, Chiaforo's tower where the fugly parking lot near the Aquarium is really will never happen.

And how come those never seem to get towed, but if I park in a resident spot for three minutes -- long enough to pick up takout from a restaurant -- I get ticketed?

Maybe/likely so, but that only serves to underscore that this thing isn’t “where Boston comes together,” but “the lobby where tenants grab a quick lunch.” NOT what was promised by a long shot.

Meant to add that these shots of the almost-entirely-barren lobby were taken at 3pm on Tuesday. Admittedly not "lunchtime," but if that's the best "THE CONNECTOR: Where Boston Comes Together" can do, even on a weekday afternoon (yeah, I know there are a few more quick-bite options yet to open)...

damn. i am truly colorblind. color me impressed (irony. get it?). is the hancock actually green?

That reads as red to you? Brown with a tiny orange element is what I see. (Totally possible that I'm undiagnosed color-blind, given the pushback when I once characterized the Hancock as being "blue glass" and was told it was, in fact, (apparently) green).

yup. Wurlitzer Music was also in that building. That -- along with LaSalle, Jack's Drum Shop, Cambidge Music, Daddy's Junky Music, and... Ed Roman's (took a while!) all used to be within two blocks of the main Berklee buildings and, starting in the late-'90s/early-aughts all started falling by...

While I agree with your larger point -- and, further, think that virtually all city biking sucks (even with protected lanes, etc.) -- getting from Winter Hill to Assembly really isn't all that bad if you simply avoid McGrath altogether, which is easily enough achieved by going a block or two...