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They should expand this to match the friezes on the old medical school in Paris....

I kinda like these materials and the massing break up seems to work. Just getting this built will be transformative. Ground floor activation with real retail for everyone would be a cherry on top.

Who owns the parking lot on the Washington St side? That could make a great spot for a tower?

This block is going to be interesting with this new building, 587 (eventually, but ZBA approved), and the large one on the corner to be renovated as the last piece of Harrison Albany block.

Both/And probably the way to go here. It's next to NEIDL as mentioned above as well as BU Med. Lab space is hot in the South End, but there's no reason we cannot accompany it with lots of housing in a very popular n'hood. Plus, will keep Albany st active at more hours.

This is entirely inconsistent with all the survey research that gets done by MAPC and others on parking in metro Boston. Southie car culture, especially, is driven by older residents, not the younger new comers who walk or take transit to jobs downtown. They're the type of people who will...

The "neighbors" aka old NIMBYs and the Southie electeds threw an enormous hissy fit when the Powerplant redevelopment nearby was going to be 1100+ homes and forced it to be much more lab/office, supposedly over "parking" and "traffic" concerns, never mind that traffic and parking needs come from...

This is South End and under construction. re: Roxbury, the 02118 zip code, which this is in, is referred to as Roxbury by USPS, so you get it from address look up services. Nearly none of the present South End was once Roxbury, but ironically a chunk of Back Bay was.

Really great we're getting these slow as molasses small affordable only projects instead of zoning for mixed income and allowing height. Could've had the same number of affordable units cross subsidized with market rate and all built by now...

Everyone wants to play beggar thy neighbor with commercial dev. It's ridiculous, decentralizing jobs, and it's not like Somerville has high property taxes. That Cambridge is a NIMBY tax cheat profiting off of Kendall while building next to no infill housing and having ludicrous rents that keep...

I believe there is a name listed on some signs outside for the square here....They're the unobtrusive "XYZ square" signs so easily missed.

Hate how much parkland Trinity is proposing next to Rutherford Ave. Don't make more parks with poisoned air! Build a streetwall, set back the green space where it becomes usable!

What has been taking them so long here?

The census population estimates were way off the 2020 actual count (itself an undercount in Boston) and then doubled down on the previously incorrect trend for '21 and '22. We won't know better until another count imho

That may be the worst air quality park (89 Cambridge) in the entire metro area. Cambridge is a car sewer and you're right below the highway, too. Absolutely crazy. Somerville already made this mistake on Broadway nearby...

Yeah this is nuts. The City gave tropical foods a lot of help getting their new store

With the crescent parcel next door (which may have been funded), Tremont will look a lot better. Of course, it'd be even better if the city could get it's act together on the Northeastern dorm proposal and P3...

Could not agree more, especially the costs of the market rate housing across the pike

Perhaps Cambridge could use some of the money it currently spends on having ultra low property taxes on building these bridges instead of pretending a developer will.

Why?