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Did it ever really only take 8min from Harvard to Park? That’s nuts!

If you’re feeling adventurous, you can cross six lanes of traffic to reach the Wendy’s and the used car dealership!

One of my favorite buildings in the city!!

Forget whether anyone (maybe me) has made this comparison yet, but this reminds me a lot of the BASF building in Berlin. https://live.staticflickr.com/3589/3668540192_1015227aa9_b.jpg I mean this as a compliment!

the pru been looming over fenway since the 60s tho.. If a green wall is really what people need, paint the new building on Landsdowne the special “green monster” shade of green and be done with it.

From George’s Island: From the ferry:

+1. My aunt grew up on Mission Hill and will say in the same breathe that she spent her childhood in Roxbury. Her family would go to Dudley for shopping. However at some point Mission Hill became its own thing presumably as a branding/PR move post-orange line realignment.

I do really wish the building were more colorful!

It’d be more understandable if the current reality of that area weren’t so wildly different from that description.

Would be an even better angle if it weren’t for those vents! Edit: Oops. Looks like Bananarama beat me to the punch.

And add tolls to 128 while you're at it! Maybe 495 too.

This complex is right up against the Southwest Corridor, so in a sense this was always destined to be “tower-in-the-park” -esque.

Whoa! That looks terrifying!

Walked from DTX to Park yesterday through the connector and found it strange that all the walls are lined with fences. Anyone know what’s up with that? It made the stretch kinda ugly.

They should put a bunch of picnic tables in this space! Why wouldn't you put stock in the anecdotes of a person who lives within walking distance of the plaza and spends time in it weekly? Not to mention we have plenty of photos like the one I quoted above that show how empty the plaza is at a...

Eh. The relationship between it and its neighbors is very Toronto-esque. I don't mean that in a good way.

I dunno. I don’t think there’s anything inherently wrong with a person bringing an animal or a small child to work. They would just need to be able to do so in a way where said animal/child would never have the opportunity to disturb a coworker, and admittedly most modern offices I’ve worked at...

Be sure to stumble over to Vitamin Sea after and explain to the owner how you intentionally avoided his establishment because he's a dick!

Let there be housing! Someone ring Mayor Wu!

This development captures Watertown's brand perfectly, then!