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If you meant the new gates, then no. E13 -> E16 are the new gates

I read a while ago that the original plans was for 7 gates but they scaled back due to cost, presumably escalating cost. I'm sure you can google that somewhere. Just found it .. " The project was initially designed to add seven desperately needed gates, bringing the total to 19. As a result of...

Will that big (enormous) screen make the Patriots any better? I would rather he spends $$ on the roster.

I suspect it will be a popular tourist stop and for anyone who is new in Boston. I think that the developers are banking on that revenue stream. I doubt the locals have much interest in spending $35 for a ticket.

This is both a regional and national trend. Companies are dramatically scaling back on office space. The company I work for is trying to sublease space without success and will eventually move once their lease commitment is final. Hybrid / work-from-home is here to stay. The few times I'm in the...

Rather bold architecture for Boston but should fit in nicely in the Seaport.

Admittedly, I haven't seen the big screen yet in person but by looking at the recent pics, it seems my vision is too myopic to appreciate the breadth of the screen. Having said that, the expansion of the stadium looks impressive.

The voice of reason. Some of the comment make is sound like its a permanent situation.

Though these building may be short in comparison to the towers in the high spine, you can't help being impressed when driving in on the pike. It's a really a nice complement to the skyline.

The same was said about JHT ... it was too wide. Turns out to be the icon of the Boston skyline.

maybe they can convert the unoccupied commercial space to satisfy the pickleball craze. :ROFLMAO: https://www.insideedition.com/pickleball-courts-breathe-new-life-into-dying-shopping-malls-81494

Following the previous post by stick n move .... what intrigues me is the various modes of transportation, the rail fright in the upper right, the commuter rail heading into the garage, the trolleys which go everywhere and even the horse-and-buggy taxi service with a strategically placed water...

Last check, I'm entitled to state my opinions in this forum without personal attacks. Your snarky / condescending response is uncalled for. Anyway ... I'm done this with thread.

Admittedly, I have no idea on the scope of the renovations nor do I really care how much BP wants to invest. I'm sure they did a roi cost analysis. It just seems that 43M per floor is an astronomical figure.

That "nice and clean" look only cost a scant 125M (or more?). The physical structure of the top of the Pru looks identical, other than the clean aesthetics. What a colossal waste. > Boston Properties intends to invest “in excess of $125 million” to renovate the top three floors of the...

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Am I the only one that thinks the exterior of South Station could be substantially improved by a simple power-washing. The moldy green crud just needs to go. just saying.

It's about time. I actually thought that would be good location for a liquor store. Surprisingly, there are few options on that part of Lincoln St and that plaza get a ton of business.

Just scroll up to a few pics and you'll see no trash whatsoever in a panoramic view. But sure, be selectively to accentuate the negativity.

I was a bit leery about this makeover when I first saw the rendering. My reaction was that downtown was getting another glass tower, ho hum. But, admittedly, I am impressed with the result. It's an improvement though I still resist the notion of more glass towers. As an example, the Seaport...