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Isn't there one planned for the South Boston Power Plant: https://boston.eater.com/2018/12/19/18148221/l-street-station-food-hall-south-boston

I remember the Globe writing about Courthouse Station on the Silver Line when it opened. I think they mentioned it was one of the grandest and most beautiful Metro Stations in the world to ever be built. I think I spit out my coffee laughing at that one. So, the tradition for "inflating"...

I was being a little sarcastic in my post, because I am still kind of upset by the bait and switch from the original renderings. (I won't even mention the RFP requirement for an observation deck.) However, you are correct. It was lunch time, and the food locations were quite busy. There are...

A few more from this past Thursday. I like the way they framed the tower coming through the pedestrian passage in the first photo. Do you think they thought about that, or is it a happy accident? LOL

I get what you are saying, but there is a line between artful exaggeration and outright dishonestly or deceit.

The most iconic, amazing space to bring all Bostonians together over burgers and salads. :) As I ate my Greek chicken salad, I thought that no other space in Boston is so grand and unifying of all people. (........yah, not so much.)

SEXY Angles of Boston! I really like this one below with all the reflections. One Post Office Square!

I think this turned out really nice. The cafe called "Sip" is excellent. I wish there were more outdoor spots like this in Boston in February! I loved the reflection of the glass on this one below!

Shot from 60 State Street. I was visiting Tsoi Kobus Architecture on the 18th floor.

General South Station shots from Thursday. I assume the Au Bon Pain is no more?

I was at South Station on Thursday. (02.01.24) I tried to get a photo of the escalator over the construction fencing. :)

I lived near Ball Square in Somerville until 1992, and I remember people speaking about a Ball Square Green Line Station at that time! It took 20 years later to actually happen. LOL

I've lived in Somerville, Medford, Watertown, Chelsea, Upton, Ashland, Newton, and now Scituate. Never actually Boston proper. However, I feel that I've had a good range of housing types, walkability factors, and transit options. I always tell people that you have different needs at...

Some of us don't even have offices. My company is located in San Francisco, and I think quite a few technology workers have the same condition. I am the sole employee in Massachusetts, and it's been that way for 10 years.

I really hope they find a new manager for the South Station public areas. I think Boston properties did an admirable job.

Looks GREAT. It's ironic that I just posted some photos of the South Station Concourse. See my post in the South Station Tower thread: http://archboston.com/community/threads/south-station-tower-south-station-air-rights-downtown.976/post-471898

I had to travel down to NYC for business last week. After arriving and departing at the new Moynihan Train Hall in NYC, South Station seemed tired, dark, and a little dirty. I had about 30 minutes to walk around South Station Concourse while waiting for my Greenbush train. I used to just love...

Awesome photo! Where does the tram line fit into the photo? LOL

I'm currently writing this from NYC, and the number of restaurants is just crazy compared to Boston, even factoring in the population difference. Manhattan has some estimated 10,000 restaurants! Using Boston's formula, they would need a population of 10 million. In actuality, it's closer to...

Now that you mention it, I really do miss the Computer Museum. It was a cool space with a walk-through PC that was 2 floors! I went to Faces a couple of times in the late 80's, but it certainly wasn't my scene. It seemed to more aligned with big hair girls from the North Shore. LOL...