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I'm confused. I'm glad they are working on this agaain but it doesn't seem like any of this work addresses the structural issues that caused the shut down in the first place. Or maybe I'm not understanding it correctly?

https://www.bostonglobe.com/2022/08/15/metro/water-main-break-swallows-up-car-closes-parts-south-end-streets/ Is there any data that shows our infrastructure has actually been getting worse recently or is it just frequency bias on my part?

Going to have to loan it to the GSA, it's a Fed building I believe.

Someone on here once said that urban renewal never really stopped, it just got privatized.

True, but I was referring mostly to the arches themselves. If I recall correctly, the original plan for Winthrop Sq was a grand monumental space like this, but they seem to have shifted to more of an 'oversized corporate lobby' model. To be fair though, niether is completed yet.

I love this. I wish they put this much effort into the ground floor at Winthrop Sq.

Is it possible to get :rolleyes: added to the reaction buttons? Or better yet, I've seen some forums that have a 'plus' button that brings you to the full slate of emojis. That would be nice if possible.

Can't wait to walk from 1-2-3 Center Plaza to 1 2 3 Center Plaza

This would have been my hands down favorite building in the Seaport. Here? Ehhhhhh.....

She is almost completely naked now. How undignified! I wonder why they couldn't do what they did in P.O. Square?

This isn't a photo but I though you all might appreciate it.

WUT?

state stREET

Yup. On the 13th.

Tangentially on topic:

Are development milestone often reported by quarter because the information comes from financial reports or because developers want to give themselves a three-month margin of error?

Like a large clock with an eagle statue perched on top?

Well, it was a place 70 years ago too...