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Sunrise on Sunday:

Driving home on 93 on Sunday, I pointed to this building and asked my girlfriend what she thought it was. Parking garage, no hesitation.

The highway tunnel goes right under this parking lot. How much does that affect what can be built on top?

Well then, have some more:

Here's the lot, the part north of Binford St west of A Street. That's a lot of land.

Friday at lunchtime. A couple of people were eating their Sweetgreen salads here.

100 A Street: I wonder if this will get filled in. There are so many restaurant spaces with better foot traffic still empty nearby:

These are all fatally flawed because none of them challenge the rotten heart of the matter: the idea that we need twelve lanes of car traffic jammed up against the river here.

These are good points, but don't address the main complaint that I see: that these towers don't contain any affordable (or Affordable) units themselves. Yes, they do generate money that pays for units in farther out neighborhoods, but that doesn't help the concentration of wealth. Same for the...

Level sidewalks and cycle tracks! How it used to be:

It's open!!! Well, not the stairs. But the switchbacks are dead!

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Nothing is happening, but I ran through Allston on Allston Christmas so indulge me:

Whiskey Priest closes on Sunday:

Re: Site in Hub top choice for a soccer stadium $160 million to relocate is what I read: https://twitter.com/JohnAKeith/status/1035242922747326464

Re: Innovation Dist. / South Boston Seaport That pretty much sums up how I feel about the Seaport. Even the open spaces I know are public property feel like I am being allowed to be there by some private entity, and my invitation may be revoked at any time.

"He said the neighborhood used to be filled with families who worried about students pricing them out, but the families were priced out anyway, he said. If anything, the dorm might mean fewer students living in the neighborhoods."

I just think it looks cool right now because it's one building but every part of it is in a different stage of construction.

That was my guess. Oh well. It's still a big improvement. The new wider part used to be narrower than the sidewalk on the bridge.

Oh and they moved the Partisans: