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Is this the next corner to be redeveloped or will it be the garage in the middle? LINK Hope fully it still is in the works.

I did a quick drive by yesterday. This exterior work just keeps going and going.

He sounds genuine about making things happen, well spoken. Mabey its the New York/ Long Island accent.

Moving along slowly. They must be finishing up with the penthouse, it looks like there is some exterior wall framing starting on this side. I just realized the top two floors are the penthouse for the HVAC duct work alone!

Yeah, Boston made some mistakes with the highway but luckily we ended up fixing it after 50 years and ended up with something better!

I'm glad to see South Station is continuing to change with the times. A quick picture article from Boston .com Constant evolution: The history of Boston’s South Station Also a traveler took a tour of the building, I thought it has some great tidbits as well. A Tour of Boston’s South Station

Chicago Approves Building Permit To Convert Affordable Housing Tower Into Single-Family Home Published Monday 7:54AM LINK CHICAGO—In a move that remained controversial among residents of the surrounding neighborhood, Chicago city officials approved a building permit Monday that would allow...

But still a long way to go.

I saw them getting started last night

The Green Line goes under the Muddy River between Auditorium and Kenmore so it's not like it's been done before. But also, I'm curious why Park Drive / Audubon Circle wasn't considered as the route. It's a 4 lane road so plenty of room to redirect traffic during cut and cover and I don't think...

Took a little bit of Googling but found it under 300 Binney Street address. Broad Institute Selects HGA to Design 225,000 Square-Foot Lab and Office Space for Advanced Biomedical Research in Kendall Square

Yeah, I hope at least the T1-11 paneling on the first floor get a fresh coat of paint.

Look out; I think the guy staring down from the second floor heard you calling his building weird!

A modern house up the street from the Driscoll school. The thin "cementitious" panel materials seems to be warping and cracking (mid way up the bay) after one year? Also, I see staining starting to happen at the top of the bay and around the fasteners. Hopefully these panels can be painted.

Starting some multi family units on the Brookline line next to the Brookliner (on the left)

Some more shots from the back. I don't get the ultra long handicap ramp, it seems strange, like it wasn't planned for with all this wood railing, why not metal rail? Budget killer? Detail edges seem to be fairly tight, I don't see any sealants along the windows?

The latest on the Driscoll School. Getting close to complete. Great entry with benches for the kids to hang out (funny, I don't see the typical edge treatment to prevent skateboarding). Also, nice font for the signage. Looking left Looking right

Starting exterior materials towards the back. It appears the air /vapor barrier is spray applied, I have not seen this product in use around New England. Brick can be started in the back, looks good and they have pre-cast window sills, that's nice! Awning at entrance and Pre-cast materials

Still progressing up on the hill. Tower getting the air vapor barrier treatment. The entry portal area/ lobby entry. Some exterior materials on the lower building.