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Doesn't look like any of these renderings have been posted: Love their vision for converting the GLX to high speed rail. via...

There's also the skyscraperpage database for Boston - I've been working on getting it up to date for a couple years now and it's 100% complete with all Boston + suburban proposals: https://skyscraperpage.com/cities/?cityID=145

Additional elevations and renderings via link.

Crane is up

PNF was filed on August 6. Total height is 302'! Additional view/elevation below via: https://www.bostonplans.org/projects/development-projects/15-25-harrison-avenue

Bro is not based 😂 "C-Mart Supermarket" is 50 Herald

The new road is an enabling project for the proposed 28 storey residential tower. Any guesses on when (or even if) that project will get started? https://skyscraperpage.com/cities/?buildingID=63052

A thread for this project already exists under the address "222 Friend Street" https://archboston.com/community/threads/222-friend-st-bulfinch-triangle.6879/ Here's a link to the BPDA submission: https://www.bostonplans.org/projects/development-projects/222-friend-street

Looks like they stopped excavation/construction on the lab building at 100 Salt Street.

An absolute forest of I beams for the shoring walls:

No photos but according to bldup they got their permits in place back in the fall so construction would make sense. Also found a ground level rendering via NBC:

Agreed, massive improvement over the surface parking lot but leaves much to be desired design-wise.

This one has a PNF dated January 2 posted up on the BPDA's website now. Officially addressed as 222 Friend Street (not sure if there's a way to change the title?). In an incredibly oversaturated lab market I have no clue where KS Partners thinks there's room/demand for another 150k sf of space...

This second phase, branded as "The Smith No. 99", opened in the fall: https://thesmithboston.com/ If we use the 40x rule, at $3,000 a month the base salary needed to live in this building (just for a studio) is $120,000/year.

The full Boston + all suburban maps are updated with built, under construction, and proposed. When viewing the Boston map, you'll see links for the metropolitan area cities on the left hand side. Bear in mind that this is only for buildings 115' or higher. I'll be maintaining updates for the map...

255' tall, adding to the canyon-like feel of Brookline Ave. Retail at grade is always a nice touch too: via: https://bpda.app.box.com/s/98aw7yomycuh8q21e9fvwcqlvgr1402j

Link to PNF: https://www.bostonplans.org/projects/development-projects/reserved-channel They're proposing 4 highrise buildings here. Nice to see the potential for the Seaport skyline to extend further south.

Looks like some tower cranes will be coming in soon: https://ercallston.com/2023/09/enterprise-research-campus-update-9-week-of-october-2-2023/

I thought the hotel (albeit downsized) was still part of the master plan? Last I can find about it in this thread: http://archboston.com/community/threads/boston-landing-new-balance-complex-brighton.3811/post-438039

Interesting lab tower proposal at 45 Mystic Ave in Somerville (near Assembly Row/Sullivan Square). 51,000sf, 10 floors, 125' height x 91' depth x 59' width designed by Context. Perhaps 36 Hampshire in Cambridge was the precedent here as it seems to go against all land-scraping lab design...