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Great photo @matt.greeson really gives a sense of the scale of the infill.

With 2023 just about done, I'm wondering what project(s) the people of this forum would like to see started/restarted in 2024 - could be Portland or beyond. I'm not talking about breaking ground, but conversations/plans around abandoned projects, new plans for vacant lots, etc... if you had to...

Proposed 9 residential units with ground floor commercial space at 64 Pine St - looks like it would replace the Ruby's/Aurora building.

Interesting they used old renderings.

Disappointing there won't be more density on that parcel. Is this potentially the new Phase 1?

Nothing says welcome to Portland like a concrete wall

I wonder if there's a room with a leaky pipe, we need to FEEL the ocean.

This was discussed at the 11/28 PB meeting - as I understand it, the Law Court request the PB provide information supporting their decisions at the 12/14/21 meeting where it was approved 6-0. There is a staff report outlining the response here if anyone is interested. To recap, the three items...

Proposed 6-unit at 90 Atlantic St - this would replace a 4-unit that I believe is currently a group home:

Any mention of the cost?

Driving over the bridge earlier today it looked like they are almost done pile driving and a bunch of the concrete pad has been poured.

I think a water feature could be a defining feature of the stadium... like Gillette and the wind

Ehhh just set a hot plate on top of the toilet

I was thinking this too. Homogenized, cheap and quick to build.

They just replaced the Wex signage on this building with Roux signage.

That circle of plants

Driving recently, I was struck at the raw beauty of this traverse along the recently overhauled section of inner Washington. Look at the sun gleaming off those new poles in the distance!

Would the bottom 2/3 have been windows into the upper gallery?

There really is no good option - putting it on Spring St means it can't function as the main entrance. Could try and buy the lot from MaineHealth and put it there, but then you'd have to put another level on the Spring St garage. And the three buildings next to each other on Free St would just...