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Took a look at the set and what also stands out to me is the below grade parking is consolidated in to a 4 storey semi-automatic parking system. Innovative, unlike the massive excavations seen on a lot of projects that dedicate far too much below grade space to ramps and traffic flow.

Cladding is looking quality

I spot a crane base center-right of the photo too!

10/14/20 - I'm glad to see they're following through with the angled window bays, should be a nice addition to one of the few remaining sites in LMA.

Another one for throwback Thursday since I have taken a plethora of 1 Dalton photos over the years. Took these after a storm that bypassed Boston on June 29, 2019:

9/23/20 - From Staniford at night and a blurry cell phone pic from the NRB in Longwood Area to provide some skyline context.

9/24/20 - I was surprised to see two Cornell luffer's first time I passed by the site post-crane installation. Now I see why, there's some massive picks on some of the steel structure for this project.

Wow, thanks! One of the last skyline shots I was able to get from the SBWTC.

Throwback Thursday - November 24, 2018. Snapped some photos while they were still raising steel for The Alyx at Echelon Seaport.

I noticed this crane going up while driving on Storrow yesterday. Looking forward to finally seeing this one rise!

9/12 from I-93

Agreed - thanks! The high-rise, street wall presence along that portion of Stuart Street is one of the few corridors that provides a real metropolis style feeling to Boston.

Throwback Thursday - June 6, 2018. I low key miss watching this one rise on the skyline.