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I think spiting most (all) of us, would be worth it. Press Release: "FAA decided it was actually in the 400' Zone - SO SOORRRY Archboston.org/com. Enjoy this fatter, shorter than One Congress, glass nightmare' 'And no the expanded arch concourse is not going all the way to Summer Street. You...

it's a hedge.

imagine if they just topped off here just to spite this entire forum..

Steel is catching upppp. We starting on this next core sequence soon or what??

Let's hope it takes less than a year and a half here to replace the plywood with windows....(cough, cough....One Dalton)

I think you're missing my dumb point. Due to its location from the directions I named, and against the render shown, it absolutely looks like it dwarfs. And 'dwarf' is a subjective term in which I've deemed appropriate in this instance due to the lack of significant height variance almost anywhere.

Because of where this building is located, it's going to look massive. The Fed is prominent currently because of relevance but SST dwarfs that building. While taking the Encore Boats from Commonwealth Pier, this will extend the skyline for the duration of that ride now that the other end in West...

Yeah the visual footprint in the skyline by this bad boy is really unique and needed. It works really well from East Boston, Boston harbor and then Charles or back bay but a crown of uplighting on this one would have been (FLAME EMOJI). When you walk from the Garden to South Station now, it's...

Certainly took the easier/cheaper route on the windows than 1 Dalton, which to me are the beautiful part with their curvature.

They really should have taken a page from the Encore renders that made it look like it was essentially in the city. This render makes it seem like Boston is a flight away. Smart that they lied about the traffic density though. 'Here's the city wayyyyy out there and here's the nightmare traffic...

ahhh a brutalist... ;)

Honestly, solid logic. It certainly works the other way... The longer things take, the more of a disaster we know a respective project will be. I'll jump with you on this one. They chose the worst building in the city way too early, it usually comes in the final render :)

Second stint now in NYC, eight years aggregately, and I'm tapped. Yeah, there are a lot of cool things, sure. The bad, the frustrating, the nightmare overtake it all; the city is in decline and we need to stop comparing any of it with Boston. We don't want to be this s***hole place. Honestly...

Good thing we kept the brick business hot and heavy.

Well put, but per column wouldn't you still assume for a % loss even with tight supply? If they can make enough for the building, they can make a couple more per column.

I wonder how long we are going to play the window game here. Why wouldn't there be an assumption for breakage/loss so you can actually window up the whole friggin thing on time.

feels like that core is really movin'

So let's just keep proposing zoning changes for height, everywhere. Seems like a chill idea. Also, Boston friggin loves outdoor stairs.

In addition to Winthrop and One Congress, this crowns with light too, no? That's three 600'ers with significant lighting. Might be more of an addition to the night skyline than the day.

Boston has it by far the best of any major metro city with regards to homelessness. NYC and SF are beyond acceptable for society and many cities in warmer climates, the Houston's, Miami's, etc have gotten worse. Don't even think about LA, where there are neighborhoods now for the homeless. It's...