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It's not an accident that affordable housing often has cheaper materials and a less inspired design. It's part of the VE

And the people who can help you make something look less hideous on a budget...cost money. Design can be 7-11% of your budget

When you need to spend less money on design and less money on materials sometimes its what you get

We need affordable housing. Def not a waste

Better than "SOMA" at least, unless that's just what they are calling that whole development.

Yup,....thats the name they went with..... https://www.showcase.com/1-green-island-blvd-worcester-ma-01610/28529605/

Hard to say. They are both pretty good. I have season tickets to worcester but I went to one yard goats game when I lived in t h at area but it's been so long I can't remember which one I liked more. My heart says Worcester

Yes, it's phase 2

They might not make sense for boston, this is true

Nonsense, that seems like just an alternative definition of does not exist. When several friendly nations have had the technology implemented for years. The correct answer to "do we have BEMU's?" Is "we have not made the investment" not "they do not exist " they exist in a meaningful way in this...

Now you're just reinventing the definition of existing Mr goal post

United States and Canada is not the world. BEMUs exist and they are used in places in Europe and Asia operating then. Your analogy is a bad one. Not being in the U.S and Canada is not the same as not existing

is this is a joke? BEMUs are already used in other countries, japan leads the way

That street was 0 stories until someone built 1-3 family structures. all neighborhoods start somewhere. and being near Clark and Park Avenue.....gotta start somewhere. look below, not exactly a quaint and quiet neighborhood. its one street removed from commercial and taller things

This is one street away from park and near Clark's west campus expansion, it will be visible from park and Clark. So yes it is by Park Ave

Applicant wants to build a 94-unit affordable housing development on a vacant lot https://www.worcesterma.gov/applications/boards-commissions/planning-board/PB-2023-034%20-%2048%20Mason%20Street%20(Definitive%20Site%20Plan)/PB-2023-034%20-%2048%20Mason%20Street%20(DSP)%20-%20Arch.pdf

Glad to see the eyesore getting torn down

Not the greatest, but not the worst

Menkiti and RMS are the front runners for demo and redevelopment. I like Menkiti's plan. 10 and 11 stores, 20% affordable, 10 % accessible and public space https://patch.com/massachusetts/worcester/worcester-picks-top-2-proposals-denholm-redevelopment