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Paging Texas Flip and Move. (That would be one hell of a move)

Re: Innovation Dist. / South Boston Seaport Boy, that really shows the height limit in the Seaport.

Re: North-South Rail Link It was a waste product until the cracking refineries were developed that could turn bitumen into more gasoline. So now asphalt prices move in concert with oil prices. Reducing gasoline demand should reduce asphalt prices in the future.

Nothing wrong with three deckers.

Re: 115 Winthrop Square | Financial District Wouldn't be the first time the Bean was stolen/copied for a rendering. https://www.e-architect.co.uk/new-york/56-leonard-street-tribeca

No its not. Crossrail is linking the overground commuter rail lines together.

Newark at least has room for, and is approving the construction of oodles of housing.

What, like old gasometers?

I was going through my old maps, and found that I actually had mapped out this option a year and a half ago, although it differs by going along the shoulder instead of the median. https://www.google.com/maps/@42.0175707,-71.2954678,11z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m2!6m1!1s1RF0DopP-Z6w2ICzY9t5MuEHy1A4

What about rethinking the requirement for a miles long trestle through the Hockomock when there's an existing embankment?

Why stop at ones that haven't been built yet. Block the ones that have already been built too.

I would assume that making the old colony line fully double or triple tracked would help, and would be possible with the highway now buried.

So he's okay with a ferry across the same span and carrying the same amount of traffic through Squantum? Ok then.

One more for the mix. If the middle podium has to be kept, how about using the kickass cladding from the base.

^With that core they probably could.

It's got shear studs for being embedded in concrete too. It's going to be one tough core.

Emphasis on the word 'building' I believe.

SS United States is still looking for a permanent home, although it would need a complete refurb.

Harbin is far colder than Boston, and they have cold weather electric buses. http://www.chinabuses.org/2017/buses_0227/10890.html

Re: North-South Rail Link Nice find, although they definitely don't match the current plans.