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Crane is coming down. Or I assume it is, as there's three sections of it sitting on the street as of this evening.

Re: Whiskey Priest/Atlantic Beer Garden Redevelopment | 150 Seaport Blvd | Seaport It should be noted that the black fence in the render is only pictured as being on a section of Seaport Blvd, and does not continue on the other side of the intersection. It should also be noted that that black...

^ My recommendation is go see the BMW factory. It's pretty dope. Then just be sure to walk around the Marienplatz area in the evening, drink in the culture. Find a street band and take a listen.

Alright, so if all the developments presently under construction along this stretch-- Parcel H Chapel, Parcel J Yotel, Parcel K Watermark, Parcel L1 PwC, and Parcel L2 unclaimed office space-- are completed, there will be a continuous streetwall along this side of Seaport Blvd. from the bridge...

Re: 111 Federal St. | Formerly Trans National Place (Winthrop Square) Part 2 The city is not running out of room: vacant lots in the South End, huge parking lots in the Seaport, plenty of parcels along the Greenway, empty space in the Fenway, parking garages in Downtown, air rights along the...

A park is to be designed for the lot next to the Children's Museum, as per the Boston Globe. I believe this is technically the oft-forgotten Parcel E of the Seaport Square development-- that little patch of grass by the Fort Point Channel. Though I don't think that Seaport Square has anything to...

Re: Innovation Dist. / South Boston Seaport Another big hitter may be coming to town: Boston Globe article about GE's possibly coming to the Seaport.

What are the reasons that something like this could not be done?

Re: The Boston Garden (TD Garden Towers) | 80 Causeway Street | West End Looks like many of us are taking the same side here, but I'll add my voice nonetheless: office tower looks good, it really does. Hotel is inoffensive and will probably work in context. But the residential tower, though...

No big surprise here: Harbor Garage Project Hits Impasse.

Re: New Brighton Landing | New Balance Complex | Brighton My understanding of it is that concrete ties are really hard and time-consuming to replace and that they do not wear well around here. Wood lasts a long time, even though it may not be truly sustainable in the future.

It's like One Greenway's bland cousin. Will hope for more colors on this "mosaic" before the exterior is officially finished.

More sleuthing brings up more info: this post from 2011 in the Boylston West thread.

Closest to a rendering of 132 Brookline Avenue that I've ever seen is this one, where it's in the background:

Convention Center Hotel Plans, as per the Globe.

Re: Pier 4 Commercial-Condo Tower (Former Anthony's site) | Seaport Tell me that's not a mesh fence blocking people from sticking their feet in the water. So much for opening up the waterfront...

Re: Congress Street Garage Development | West End And it's residential tower time. LEED Gold once again. Kind of reminds me of the Parcel M proposal over in the Seaport, though of course it's all much taller. I'm a little peeved that they aren't doing any bike lanes along the project on this side.

Re: Congress Street Garage Development | West End Renders for your viewing pleasure, office tower is up first. LEED Gold, by the way. More in the 1000-page document, but these are the most intriguing and encapsulate what we're talking about here.

Here is the post in question: Mikyoung Kim Design.

I was perusing the BRA docs for this project and came across some renders that I'd never seen before. Don't know if they ever appeared in the old thread, but they're definitely not in this one. So here they are: