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Housing is guaranteed for all five years, but only required on campus for the first two years.

North Lot is a part of the original IMP, haven't checked it in a bit but I think the plan was to use it as classroom flex space while they worked on other academic buildings.

Can’t redo both steast and stwest, Speare, and White. They all house way too many students at once and there isn’t any current flex space to shift those beds to.

Ah yes, because building ISEC and Lightview pushed out the long-standing businesses of… two parking lots?

Technically only loosely related to EXP, but it looks like the temporary ramp is losing its red and blue colors. Makes sense, the university has been taking down its 2020-covid-based signage this past week and this color scheme was a part of that.

Excuse my late 2AM photos, but we have some steel working going on.

I know it’s not much, but I’m glad to see some commercial development there on a section of Columbus that has been largely devoid of any commercial businesses for a while now.

I can’t disclose where I first heard about this project potentially picking up steam, but when I did hear about it it was pre-pandemic. Interesting to see that it’s still on their radar despite the changes we’ve all seen this past year or so.

Task force meeting coming up this Wednesday: http://www.bostonplans.org/news-calendar/calendar/2021/04/07/northeastern-task-force-meeting

The newness of this platform really puts into perspective how decrepit the closed portion of the middle platform of Ruggles has gotten.

Not sure if this is the right place to post this or if it's been posted already, but it looks like the new CR platform at Ruggles is virtually complete at this point.

From West Village, slightly blurry but you can see that the height of the core basically matches that of the parking garage at this point.

I should have been more specific, my bad. Everything south of the tracks is Roxbury, but to some NEU students, they don’t really consider anything past Tremont, so in their minds Roxbury = Tremont and Columbus only. And with NEU doing developments on Columbus, they’re thinking the university is...

I think a large part of this is that a lot of NEU students have been indoctrined to think anything south of the tracks is Roxbury, and since many NEU students really don’t ever go past Tremont Street, their perception of Roxbury is quite literally just Columbus and Tremont. The NEU stretch of...

Slowly but surely, the building is becoming more and more visible from other parts of campus north of the tracks. These pictures really don’t it justice just how tall it’s been getting.