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Is 236' to the top of mechanicals?

Excellent -- thanks for posting this!

"And the suburban skyline afficionados(fka height fetishists) still wonder why most people who actually live in or spend considerable amounts of time in Boston oppose these large scale development projects. Don't long term improvements often require short-term inconveniences? Is the solution...

Does anybody with a legal background know what the over/under odds are on the building clearing the current lawsuits?

George, thank you! Two times in the last 24 hours you've brought some much appreciated sanity to this thread. Looking forward to seeing this thread get bumped in the future for substantive reasons worth clicking on.

I just read on BLDUP that One Bromfield was refinanced for $31 million two days ago (on Dec. 16th), but I found no mention of the refinancing or its potential implications when I searched through Google. Is this notable (given that the project was originally DOA)? "One Bromfield Update" One...

Hey Chrisbrat, how's your retirement going?

That's more than "slightly" off-topic, given that the 'Hub at Causeways' (the only topic that your post is actually about) thread is actively being added to on a daily basis (as opposed to bumping this thread 6 weeks later).

Correct.

stellarfun: The garage currently blocks no public access to the waterfront. The harbor walk runs along the east side of the garage. The IMAX is not part of the parcel of land that Chiofaro owns. In Chiofaro's sketched site plan, the garage entrance is part of the 50 percent open space, and...

Unfortunately, something just changed for the worse: yesterday a judge effectively ruled in favor of the harbor towers hypocrites and the "let's have a hulking garage for another 50 years" Conservation Society by allowing their lawsuits to proceed, resulting in what is now expected to be a...

Boston is nothing if not (regrettably) predictable.

Thanks for posting. (And is the garage on the right-hand side of the first 2 photos a possible/likely site for a future dense/transit-based development?)

Last week I sent a Facebook message to the Harbor Garage Project, and they replied: "We are still hard at work in the planning stages. Stay connected with us here and on Twitter @chiofaroco and our website www.harborgarageproject.com."

Impressive work, Stick -- thanks!

Excellent news/info! Thanks for sharing.

Stupid question: do any of you know what still needs to actually happen for the 'deal to be closed'? Financing? An additional review meeting? A backroom massage?

Right, like when you needlessly mocked my use of a word when I posted a question to the forum about a building: [Your post in response to my question]: "I can’t stand the word naïveté. Why use a French word when there’s an English one already (that for some reason is almost never seen or...

Thanks muchly!

1) As always, thanks for the wonderful pics, BeeLine. 2) Due to two recent crane-related accidents (one here, and one at a nearby site), there was a temporary 'hold' placed on the use of cranes for raising steel (effectively putting hitting the pause-button on the building's vertical growth)...