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Damn, I was 5' off when estimating from the renderings and adding it to SkyscraperPage https://skyscraperpage.com/cities/?buildingID=136642

I've been updating the maps for the greater Boston area for about the past year and a half on SkyscraperPage but their admins are pretty slow to implement building requests. I have a document prepared with about another 20-25 buildings to request before Boston is up to date but it gives a nice...

Nice! As mentioned in the RFQ, up to 18 floors and 200 units!

I also see Boston is finally getting an A.P.C. store!

Boston must be running low on cranes if they have to bring in a Favco M220 from NYC.

No additional project information aside from a preview of the project as there appears to be a rendering on the BPDA's site now:

Did this get a height reduction? Last time I checked it was 297' tall: via: https://s3.amazonaws.com/ifa.somervillema.gov/documents/planning/2019_0809_DSPR_D2.3%20Building%20Drawing%20Set-Update.pdf

Looks like it was just poor wording in the BLDUP article. The building will be 12 stories total, including the parking garage, and still be 185'. New renderings came with the latest resubmission though and the details looks promising! via: SMMA, Hood Park LLC, BPDA...

Something doesn't sit right with me about this new design. I can't un-see the building looking down on the street like an angry TMNT: Source

There must be a lot of demand for space here considering 12 floors of lab is over double the original 5 that was proposed. If the floor to floor heights remain the same we'll be looking at a 19 storey building around 327' tall here.

These buildings are coming out clean. A few shots from yesterday (6/18)

From North Station

Installing signage today:

True, and to top off the list: 11-21 Bromfield | 23 stories | 345’ (under review) One Mystic | 29 stories | 334’ (under review) 300 Exchange | 23 stories | 321’ (approved, apparently starting this year) Hook Wharf Hotel | 26 stories | 305’ (under review) EDGE Assembly Square | 18 stories | 305’...

No doubt the design took a step back but the quality of the materials looks better now. I know renderings can be deceiving but there's Curved Glass® instead of the segmented panels shown in the previous option.

A glass box is fine by me if the timber framing will be visible from the exterior as shown. This would be the largest timber framed building in Massachusetts, right?

Great estimate - actual height per the documents posted is 299' to T.O. mechanical

Today - 3/26

From this evening:

Looks like it's structurally topped off (taken yesterday)