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This. I seriously don't understand why we don't increase zoning here, especially since we're already poised to break 400 feet in Kendall.

I love that we're grounding I-90. Can someone explain to me why we're elevating Soldier's? Are we double-decking the two highways now the whole way?

This might sound weird because there was no announcement, but unless my eyes deceived me, somewhere in the last few months the Saxon Tennis Courts were demolished and replaced by a grassy field (http://whereis.mit.edu/?go=G1). This is important because it's one of the last few developable sites...

I think you need to give them time. There have only been about four recent buildings. What, do you expect the neighborhood to be completely transformed overnight?

Please tell me that pyramid image is a joke.

The constantly changing directionality of the stripes makes my head hurt.

I DON'T KNOW BUT TELL ME MORE.

I get a real Rams Head Live vibe from this place.

The parking garage fits. What's Boston without a little concrete?

I love the butterflies. I hope they (and the J) migrate over to the new building.

Oooh, almost called the location: http://news.mit.edu/2018/site-stephen-schwarzman-college-computing-1219 Didn't think they'd tear down building 44, I thought it was a landmark because of the cyclotron.

The Warehouse Renovation project will be architected by Diller, Scofidio + Renfro, of High Line and ICA fame. http://news.mit.edu/2018/mit-met-warehouse-renovation-planning-takes-exciting-next-step-1214

Oh man, for some reason I thought they were basically going to build on top of the existing building. This is going to be a construction nightmare. Not looking forward to this.

I would love to see a cohesive plan a la MIT's Kendall Square Initiative...

Re: General Electric HQ (Phase 1 - Necco Buildings Reno) | 244-284 A Street | Fort Po Can you please not bump a thread with news stories that are only tangentially related to a development? Yes, we already know GE is in a financially bad spot. Unless there's something to report tying that...

It seems that they're going all-in on moving arts to west campus - theater arts, the music building, and they're proposing moving the architecture and urban planning departments there too.

Re: MIT West Campus infill and small projects I agree, especially since technically the power plant is north campus.

Re: MIT West Campus infill and small projects Disagree; a slow-moving rapid transit is still very possible in this region. It'll still be worth it because it will be faster than walking and have a very direct route - and it can go faster, say, down Cambridgeport / East Cambridge. It only has...

Can we merge this thread with MXD?

I guess now this is official.