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Re: Bulfinch Crossing | Congress Street Garage | West End Sorry if I'm mistaken, but while the plan is to start construction by the Spring of 2019, is it still the case that One Congress won't get built on-spec (which I'm neurotically concerned about, since they don't have an anchor tenant yet)?

Jass, I think you're missing the "large U.S. city" part of TC_zoid's statement. Atlantic City is a good song by Springsteen, but it is NOT a "large U.S. city" in any meaningful way whatsoever.

Re: Bulfinch Crossing | Congress Street Garage | West End Has something new actually happened in the last few days (it's a sincere question; I didn't see anything new in the link?)

What the heck is this wonderful long-term solution? The joint statement (or, at any rate, the excerpt provided by the Herald), is akin to being in high school and having a friend tell you that somebody likes you but they can't tell you who...or that they know something important but they're...

Thank so much for posting the oxblue cam!

Wow, you get sick pretty easily. Must be rough.

This tunnel doesn't exactly scream (or even drunkenly slur, whisper, etc.) 'world class'. Echoing Atlantaden's sentiment a couple posts above, this strikes me as a missed opportunity to spend just a bit more money on this walkway given the thousands upon thousands of people (locals and...

Is it possible that the changes are part of either a very late or a fairly early 'April Fools' joke? I understand that the world doesn't always/often see things my way, but I earnestly can't imagine why anyone would prefer this newest iteration to the version from earlier this year.

I'm curiously confident that once the glass windows are, the currently lifeless façade material will 'pop' in a good way. Or perhaps I'm just being carried forward by my aspirational hopes, or giddy from the recent Sox victory.

Thought it might be; thanks, Type001!

Will anybody here who is less lazy and better at math than I am (shouldn't be hard to find) want to weigh in regarding how many more levels till the core is topped out? Thanks in advance.

LOVE Jello Biafra -- great pick, Beton Brut!

This was the first thought that came to my head when I saw the photos. Like any self-affirming moment, seeing your words made me smile (and then cry).

Re: 115 Winthrop Square | Financial District I'm not able to do the research to find a source, but I'm pretty sure that the developers were required to do extensive additional geo-engineering info in order to guarantee abutting property owners that fre foundation work necessary to build this...

No, not as of now. Perhaps in a distant decade?

I think he overpaid by around 28 million, but to each their own.

Count me in for a cool $100. 🤓

Not trying to be daft by design, but can you please clarify what those two comments mean?

Stupid question: is the thin black structure in the dead middle of Dalton's core the antennae that we've been waiting to see? Seemed to tall to be for mechanical equipment, but I'm quite the neophyte urban architecture enthusiast. Thanks!

Re: 115 Winthrop Square | Financial District To the several/many experts on here, what is the best educated guess for when this project starts going vertical? Thanks!