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The Hub on Causeway as viewed from Pier 4 12/23

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https://vimeo.com/296956875 I just came across this video on the Winthrop Center website. I've keep up with most of the postings on this project and hadn't noticed this marketing video link posted on this thread before. If I missed it, I'm happy to delete this post. Putting aside the "movie...

This fine, old building reminds me of a scaled-down version of DC's National Portrait Gallery. It's a real shame to lose such a handsome structure. Definite loss for Boston.

Re: Whiskey Priest/Atlantic Beer Garden Redevelopment | 150 Seaport Blvd | Seaport The article states: "In late December, Beaton ruled the $260 million project met the rules governing open space along the harbor thanks to its 10-foot-wide Harborwalk and public first-floor lobby. But given the...

^ Agreed. Nothing wrong with a little urban grit here and there.

And a more morbid Millenium Tower view...

Re: South Station Tower Relating back to BuildItDenser's 1st point, I'd be curious to hear some of the architecturally-inclined members' views on what type of tower, ideally, should be built here. Considering this building will essentially become part of South Station. does this building add or...

Re: The Boston Arch (Aquarium parking garage) http://www.bisnow.com/commercial-real-estate/boston/2506-chiofaros-new-1b-baby/ From today's Bisnow

This is exactly the problem with a lot of architects. The very people these buildings were built for love them. So what is the problem here? I do not understand the resentment by certain people. I personally would love to see some of this stuff being built in Boston. I'm not saying to build like...

If a building of this caliber can be sacrificed than all the aspects that make Boston what it is are at risk. I realize this point has been made previously but I feel the need to reiterate. Boston is not just unique because of a few buildings of historical and architectural value but because...

From those pictures this building actually looks quite impressive and in good condition. I do not see the need to replace this building. It fits like puzzle on the street scape and with the surrounding buildings. The only thing that we can anticipate for its replacement is some insipid piece of...

Link to article in today's Globe http://www.boston.com/business/globe/articles/2006/12/19/redevelopment_chief_to_quit_in_january/. Mark Maloney will step down as director of the BRA in January.

Even with making the current building nicer, which could be a good alternative, it still doesn't solve the plaza problem. The plaza is definitely the thing that must be the primary focus for development, redesign, and linking of neighborhoods.

It is amazing when you look at cities all across the U.S. and how their city halls absolutely blow Boston's out of the water. These cities are not nearly as appealing as Boston (just my opinion) but in this area there is no comparison. Most of the really nice city halls I have seen were either...