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And it is Bengaluru, not Bangaluru if you want to use the current name. kthxbye PS My wife, with 10 years driving experience in Delhi tells me she finds Boston traffic scarier than Delhi traffic because in India you know that no one will follow any rules ever whereas here sometimes people...

Non angeli, sed angli!

Some kind of staging going up: There is a sampler hiding up on the garage, though it isn't easy to get any sort of angle on it:

The relevant plan documents are here.

I notice that the crappy Rapids parking is shown here with trees and pavers. Is removing that parking part of this project?

What a great action shot. It's nice to see photos with interesting events as well as just building images.

The topmost floor of the glass box is the cafeteria/coffee shop. It has an outdoor seating area from which I took these photos.

Some variation in height of the stories on one side here:

They really do stack the deck there:

Concrete pumper at the base: Someone said that these cranes wre common in NYC, and sure enough this crane comes from New Jersey:

They paid a fortune for the place, and have taken their time getting it ready. Different perspectives on the place in context:

c. 2002.

I don't visit DTX all that often, no, but it seemed to me that the scaffolding went up, the B&N sign came down, and then nothing. Others have made the same comment in this thread too. Last week was the first time I observed anything happening.

The original plan had a super tall interchange: The one above was intended to shrink the height of the ramps down to something more manageable. I've found a couple of other alternatives that were supposedly under study: EDIT: The Internet Archive has still a copy of the 2007 Final Report.

There was a plan published for the Woburn interchanges ages ago too, but nothing has ever happened for whatever reason:

Lowering a crane part(?) while a small pile driver works behind: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gV3qwUZqsRo

The are finally working on the old Barnes and Noble space in Downtown Crossing. Here's a view inside:

How about this proposed reconfiguration of the I93-I95 interchange in Canton? I have only found half decade old documents about this:

I don't see anything about a fight or shooting there in the Globe archives. It does say that the whole chain went bankrupt (4 locations) and was bought out by Rock Bottom breweries. PS: Q: What's the special at the 99 in Charlestown? A: Duck!