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They They were yesterday for me, but can see them fine now.

Looks like the Titanic before it splits apart and falls into the ocean.

Kind of jarring experience to see how many times a day I check this site out of habit haha. I knew it was down, but still tried to view the site 5-6 times last night.

Must have been going for that rustic look.

Just looks clunky to me. Way too much going on with it. And the plain box on top is boring and lazy. I'm all for a little more glass in that part of the skyline, but this just doesn't work.

I think One Congress is the biggest game changer in terms of street level and the skyline. It will really bring the west end and downtown together to make it look like one continuous cluster. Taking in to account what was there before and the development as a whole, it really is amazing.

The only building that I've ever seen and thought is was definitely taller than it's listed official height is one Devonshire. Always seemed 20-30 feet taller than 396 to me.

Lipstick on a pig. But i appreciate the effort.

Reminds me a bit of LA's library tower. Hate throwing this word around, but could truly be iconic when viewed from the harbor.

The Radian was an underrated addition to the skyline.

I remember when I first stumbled upon this project on skyscraperpage.com in 2001. I was a sophomore in high school. I'm in my 30's, married, with a child and this project is still no closer to becoming a reality.

Last concrete pour today according to Bulfinch Crossing Twitter account.