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To do that would require demolishing buildings. That would not go over very well in the neighborhoods.

The first three videos are animated walk arounds of the streetscape. Vimeo

I find it odd that this is included in the "Infill and small developments" thread since it is the largest single building built in Chelsea in a while.

Looking at the rendering of the building I don't see that. Maybe temporary.

I wonder if that triple decker at the left end is holding up the condo project?

Nope. I like that the Krentzman Quad area is 1950's architecture, Snell Quad is 1980/90's architecture and South Campus is 21st century architecture.

The last picture shows great "closure" for the campus.

This is an article from Boston Business Journal: Five projects that embody the Boston area's campus building boom - Boston Business Journal (bizjournals.com) They mention projects at Tufts, Northeastern, BC, BFIT and MIT. Odd that they did not include this project.

The BU website says that construction will be complete by 10/28/2022 and the building will be open in time for spring semester, 2023 in January. While they are making rapid progress that seems like a very optimistic timeline.

I would like to see the construction of the replacement facility for Cabot/Barletta that is to be built on the site of the Gainsborough Garage. Given Northeastern's housing needs they may be able to build a mid/high rise residence on top of it. Construction of this facility would allow for the...

In a certain college admissions blog, freshman applicants, or at least their parents, are stunned that Northeastern may end up with a 6% acceptance rate this cycle! There were 90,800 applications for a freshman class of 2500. It is in the university's interest to get enrolment under control...

International students are almost completely East Asian, South Asian and Middle Eastern. Very few white internationals.

I calculate 45% White for undergrads: 9412/21044

" Please note: this meeting is not focused on the proposed 840 Columbus Avenue project. " Any word on this project? Is Mayor Wu holding it up?

A few years ago they were talking about demolishing it. I actually like it.

Those fans are a small and diminishing minority.

Boston City Hall was a bold building when built in the 1960's. It even won several architectural awards at the time.

It looks very "streamlined" for a church of that era. It has no architectural value but it does have historical significance.

The church does not look that old. Maybe built in the 1950's?

I'm so old that I remember when the main entrance to the Orpheum was on Washington Street!