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Oh, are we finally at the stage where people start freaking out about the missing windows?

Just like new!

Which would fine if they weren't, you know, in the foreground of the city.

I know it's a bit early to be thinking about Christmas, but I hope Wu is looking into large tree vendors. I'm not sure that our friends in Nova Scotia are going to be feeling very generous this year.

Nothing new in this video (if anything, it's probably outdated now) but Fred really doesn't pull any punches about his feeling towards American infrastructure.

An interesting video related to this thread. Most people on this forum probably already know most of this but I actually learned a lot.

Thank you!

Sorry if there is a thread on this somewhere, but are there any rendering of what the Pit in Harvard Sq will look like when the renovation is completed? Obviously it won't be a pit anymore due to ADA, etc.

Sad news for some folks on this forum.

I am surprised Historic New England didn't pitch a fit about shadows on the Otis House.

I have a question for those of you that live in or around downtown. Are tourists a problem? I remember working downtown and being slightly annoyed by groups slowly walking four abreast on the sidewalks and stuff like that, but beyond that I liked the extra people in the city. However, I have...

I think the fountain has set a record for longest operating fountain in Boston without a year+ shutdown.

A little before my time but somehow I've never heard this story.

My mistake. I was reading the median and the unpaved road as the part of the property. :rolleyes: Don't get old, kids.

I could be completely misreading the photos but the street is much narrower that what was there before?

To be clear, I don't think the current building is anything special or needs to be preserved, I just wish it was being replaced with something better. The new building, imho, is not better.

I get the argument against faux-historicism and I get that the architect wants the building to be somewhat jarring, but this still feels like a downgrade (architecturally - the use is an upgrade.)