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Last night:

Crane is up

Shoring rig is up on site, I guess this is officially under construction...

You also get a peek in the far right of the new crane that went up for 100 Hood Park Drive in this shot!

This building has been approved! Despite getting a lil haircut on the height I think this building went through a nice evolution. The street condition is on point with small scale retail proposed for the space. All renderings via the BPDA...

12 floors, 158' tall. Not sure how feasible a 12 storey living wall will be but one can dream that it won't get VE'd out, right? via PNF: https://bpda.app.box.com/s/mhd7lfl7wqvsra2umzsg4ah19a43kr0x

Imagine earning a $160k salary and only being able to afford a studio in this building? Insane.

I swear this meme suits far too many projects in Boston and this is yet another one...

Yesterday from Fenway Park:

Anyone know anything about this? 2021 FAA submission for an approved antenna height increase from 907' to 940' above grade. Judging by the photos the antenna addition hasn't happened yet but may happen by the summer...

Kenmore Square North and now this; Boston is really deleting all of the character from its most prominent intersections.

Found the FAA records for the height on this one. 398' to the top of the top of the building and they requested an obstruction evaluation extension earlier this year for the building whereas they have not done so for the tower crane yet...

From Saturday - crane is up and work is complete on the lower level as work begins on the second floor.

Today from LMA: Note: 2 floors of the core have been poured since the photo I took about a week ago.

Nice to see Fenway didn't go the Seaport route and provided some solid cladding variation between recent developments. From today:

Core still has a lil ways to go but it's already providing an excellent preview of the impact this building will have on the skyline:

Derrick in action today:

When I entered the information on SkyscraperPage I used the BPDA's approved height "not including mech. penthouse" of 298' then referenced the official height from the CTBUH for the roof which they listed as 324'. Afaik this should be the actual height, but either way those floor counts are correct.

I'm confident the revenue from the billboard outweighed the increased vacancy/lower rents from the units behind it when they completed the feasibility studies. However ignorant this looks, there was careful consideration to the bottom line and a little too much confidence in the Boston housing...

I can't tell from the article preview/paywall - is this a teardown of the existing garage w/ a new build, conversion of the existing garage to lab space, or an addition of lab space on top of the existing garage a la 22 Boston Wharf Road?