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Is that a slurry station in the old parking lot area? Is there another building going up next to this one?

I didn't get a picture but it looked like some sort of reflective window film was being applied to all of the floors. Looks pretty sleek honestly and matches the black paneling at the arches

I don't think those are prefab brick panels...

Does anybody know why this one isn't getting clad yet?

Also the hub on casueway was designed to be able to sit with just the podium built and office tower afterwards. There was actually a lag that wasn't super noticeable but the anchor lease got executed with Verizon so BXP resumed and kept going vertical.

I wish they had found a way to bring spandrel glass down to the very bottom instead of metal panel. I feel like that transition will be way more noticeable than the renderings showed.

This might be my favorite apartment complexes built in the last 5-10 years, especially because of its location/context in existing neighborhood.

Nobody loves the CVS at the Brookliner as much as this guy

I think that was very well put and extremely accurate

I have a source who says it should be resuming this month. There were issues with deck steel girders which stalled it for a bit. BHH was just speculating

The developer just defaulted, so I don't think that project is moving forward

It wasn't a personal attack, just an opinion towards those types of pictures as a whole. Maybe there could be a thread for skyline shots unless there's one already

I personally get disappointed when I see a thread has a new post and then find out it's some blurry zoomed in shot from 25 miles away. But that's just me

I would be more optimistic than that. The concrete substructure will likely get clad with the finished rendering arch sweeps (more curved) similar to the column at Winthrop Tower that they just installed (and then removed for some reason). Check out that thread and you might agree

You can tell it's going to be growing further towards the street (out of your computer screen) because the last steel beam in that truss has tabs pointing towards the street. Just an FYI in general for looking at steel under construction

Amazing how quickly and safely it can go when you aren't on top of multiple subway tunnels...

I would imagine those are just erection beams and will come down once the main steel is structurally acceptable to stand on its own. Tubes are way too small to be permanent I think

Not true, it started closer to beginning of 2021 with enabling work for the demo

This is correct

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