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Any updates? Sorry lol

Little red section is fine. Yellow part less so, and I guess I appreciate the effort on the grey part's massing but it just looks off. I'd still live here if I was in the market (I'm guessing their income requirements are going to be $70k+). I think it's the skybridge sections that look the...

Re: General Electric HQ | 244-284 A Street | Fort Point What are they lifting?

It's a new structure. Quit your bitchin'.

Looks like a nursing home.

Trust me, Yale does not care for anything outside its borders lol. I wouldn't go so far as calling New Haven a "sewer". It is rather poor and ghetto overall but it is almost entirely preserved historic housing, relatively walkable/bikeable, and some neighborhoods are legitimately nice. There...

Not directly to the sea. Although it is a short walk and there is a "trolley" for those who are afraid of the neighborhood (mix of dilapidated historic houses and many new apartments).

What's so bad about it? It's a little scruffy but rapidly getting redeveloped. With rents over 3k/month, the whole neighborhood should be transformed within a few years (obviously it is, with all the development in this thread).

Ehh, I'm inclined to agree, but New Haven is pretty nice. Norwalk is improving rapidly too. Also I'd say Massachusetts has nicer suburbs on average, but some individual towns in Fairfield County are among the top worldwide.

I'd say it's pretty nice. Definitely the fastest developing city in CT with the most amount of genuinely urban development. Of course the architecture leaves a little to be desired but I think it's the only smaller New England city genuinely building highrises. New Haven is my "favorite" CT...

Boston, Providence, Stamford, New Haven, Lowell, New Bedford, Hartford, Worcester for me.

Continuum MetroMark Apartments The Eddy The Merc (fantastic urban building) Harvard Kennedy School reconstruction Room & Board (Newbury and Mass Ave) The Harlo New Balance Center office building Honestly it's been a really good stretch, all things considered. Plenty of dense, urban buildings...

I’m pretty sure Suffolk was absolutely trashed here for their new building on Beacon Hill.

I like it, adds some "organicness"

Utter trash.

Well I kinda like it. It's somewhat busy but it beats bland anytime (Sargent College at BU)

I would personally want something like Qianhai, Shenzhen.

Re: New UMass Boston student housing project Hopefully confirmed with pics soon. This has been teased for decades!

To elaborate, I've lived in New England since 2005 (born and spent much of my childhood in Pennsylvania but that's irrelevant). I found this website after it was mentioned in a Boston Globe Magazine article that quoted a forumer's opinion on a project. I also joined my other obsession...

The one with the topped out core is residential: http://www.bldup.com/projects/125-guest-street