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I didn't really like it at first, but this angle is certainly interesting. It will only be momentary before the blocks of the BackBay/SouthEnd gateway project block that view.

Re: Commonwealth Pier Revitalization (née Seaport WTC)| 200 Seaport Boulevard | Seapo When I first saw that in the renders, I thought it was a cross-section and wished that they would actually put up an all-glass facade because it looked so open and inviting. Glad to know they are actually...

I think this is a very nice change to what was there before. Here is a before and after of the massing. You can see that they have broken up Block G/E to create more space to the waterfront and an inner courtyard next to Elkins St. They also keep (I think) the original 1898 building (labeled...

I like what they are doing with the multi-leveled landscape. In this diagram you can see that there's an entrance to the building (labeled 'Level One Connector') under the berm surrounding the EXP on it's northeast side.

From the South End FB group:

Nice vantage point for this shot.

Walking by this morning I saw a geo rig on site.

I don't think I've seen this here before. http://www.bostonplans.org/getattachment/a0eab2fa-dfbd-4063-8f15-aae834c6c9f8 Looks like a significant amount of new construction and some expansion.

This is actually another one of Odurandina's lists. I'm pretty sure I see a comment about woeful underuse on line 3.

This project is delayed a bit as they file for a minor update to add 2 floors with the exact same height. http://www.bostonplans.org/getattachment/a3f4568e-639b-402f-8ddf-6429e95e8071 New plan to start construction: Q4 2019

I honestly don't think they had the room to bring it down. I have not done the trigonometry nor am I an engineer, but considering its width and the height it needed to clear the service road, it would have had to stretch another 30 feet (at least) to make it to ground level. The paths there...

No. No ramp. They didn't want me biking through. :|

It's actually GoLang.

Here's the render: and what it looks like today and, for fun, where it is in the 1903 map of the seaport:

New BCDC presentation on the parcel http://www.bostonplans.org/getattachment/f1f4e444-7ecc-4006-91f6-4ac929b38f31 Doesn't look like too much change, which is good, because I think this is one sexy design.

Here's a sneak peek at the ISEC 2 I found on payette's website The red-glowing kidney is the existing building and the other one is ISEC phase 2. The IMP mentioned going as high as 14 floors, so the top one seems closer to that. But in both there's an aesthetic that keeps with the existing...