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Will check at lunch today. I also had the chance to do a site tour last Tuesday and will upload a bunch of phone pics I took.

Two more small projects in the area: 386 Market St. (replacing brighton beer garden) - 5 stories, 23 units (3 affordable), 1500 sq ft ground floor retail, 26 parking spaces. PNF - http://www.bostonredevelopmentauthority.org/getattachment/eee97cea-2c53-4bf0-a931-4491aee2b9fe 1505 Comm Ave -...

Between One Greenway, the Ink Block, the Troy, and even the Macallen, a lot of progress has been made to sew the city back together visually and experientially. Before these building,s the pike onramp and elevated portion of 93 made Kneeland St. feel like the very edge of the city. At least...

320 Maverick St. infill project - 5 stories (54 ft), 33 units (10 1br & 23 2br, 4 affordable), ~40k gross sq. ft., 32 parking spaces. http://www.bostonredevelopmentauthority.org/getattachment/eb34746a-f393-4449-9c48-512a6cf2177c

And here is the PNF for 248 Dot Ave. http://www.bostonredevelopmentauthority.org/getattachment/d5ff2a8e-1e0b-4226-b399-d80de691ef5c

I've only met Paul twice, but this is a win in my book. Although Paul does not specifically have a background in Housing or Economic Development (here's a link to his bio at MassInc. http://www.massinc.org/About/Staff/Paul-McMorrow.aspx), he has worked closely with a number of progressive urban...

191 Paris St PNF: http://www.bostonredevelopmentauthority.org/getattachment/164c4b6b-a97a-453f-b114-0bf1b2bae08c Affordable housing school/parking lot infill project. 32 Units, 21 parking spaces, 4 floors, all two or three bedroom apts.

Documents haven't been posted yet, but per the BRA website: http://www.bostonredevelopmentauthority.org/projects/development-projects/248-dorchester-avenue

Proposal to tear down 112 Broad St. (the Times) for a 120 ft., 52 unit building, while keeping 110 (The Littlest Bar) "as is" as a lobby. Flip to 5-1 for renderings. Filed last Friday, here's the PNF...

Chain Forge hotel plans http://www.bostonredevelopmentauthority.org/getattachment/a5af7689-26b9-4bf6-9336-2c8724067324

This may also warrant its own thread: 14 West Broadway PNF http://www.bostonredevelopmentauthority.org/getattachment/7b968530-3712-4d1e-a68d-033a4a9ed4c6 This includes some renderings of the neighboring proposal, which I believe was an 11 story hotel posted previously somewhere..

I'll take a look through the BRA filings again, but as I recall the plans seemed to consist of filling in the unused sections of the building. *edit* Here's the PNF: http://www.bostonredevelopmentauthority.org/getattachment/08700151-8ea1-48c3-a29c-7e95b9d48955 and from the urban design...

So with regards to this, Samuels just filed an NPC for the point increasing its height from 270 to 340 (not including mechanicals), which I believe is in accordance with the maximum height allowed under the proposed PDA amendment. The NPC also includes the additions of a few units and a...

Some expansion plans filed for a 10 story building for the parking lot along Public Alley 444 behind café 939 http://www.bostonredevelopmentauthority.org/getattachment/724b5caa-c1e6-47a4-9e98-fd7e455749e1

I wish there was more color contrast to the building and can't get davem's comment about the windows out of my head when I look at it.

No news, but I stumbled across the power point presentation on this and it includes a fair amount of information and number of renderings I hadn't seen before. http://www.bostonredevelopmentauthority.org/getattachment/640d5df2-a2b9-4546-8db2-b8526700bb21

No news, but I stumbled across the power point presentation on this and it includes a fair amount of information and number of renderings I hadn't seen before. http://www.bostonredevelopmentauthority.org/getattachment/f73ac3f5-c112-48e3-8e2e-439ffd98cacd

Those statues look stunning now.

Dear Sir or Madam, I am reaching out to you on behalf of the Metropolitan Area Planning Council (MAPC) to inquire as to whether it would be possible to arrange for a brief tour of the Burnham building / the Millennium Tower construction site for our annual winter outing in January. The MAPC...

It's less of a use issue and more of a "how to plow/where to put the snow" issue as far as I know. I think the other cities and towns are looking to Cambridge to see how they continue to work those issues out.