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As seen from the Downeaster.

Good get for Providence. Wish this had been around when I lived near Wayland Square.

Getting into the 4th of July spirit a little early. Views from Bunker Hill Memorial and the Navy Yard.

I was curious about what upcoming development might occur in New Haven and am sharing a few proposals I found while searching. It’s worth noting many projects appear to have been completed in the last couple years. Olive Street Apartments This 14 story building would feature 136 apartments and...

Not as great as the Sky Harbor but don’t forget ABQ- the Albuquerque International Sunport.

Make it a beacon, something reflective and bright. Dayglow!

A couple of construction pictures I took while walking in the area today.

A couple photos I took yesterday of construction occurring on parcel 6.

I biked the round trip between New Haven and Lazy Lane in Southington which is roughly 46 miles. The trail was paved, wide, mostly flat, and well maintained. Intersections were marked and felt safe to cross. There were multiple restaurants, a few cafes, and a couple breweries along the trail. I...

Visiting New Haven over the long weekend mostly to bike the Farmington Canal Trail. I’ve not previously spent much time here and am struck by the grandeur of Yale’s campus, the age of the buildings, the youthfulness of the people downtown, and the numerous pedestrian corridors. Photos are from a...

Going up fast! I’m looking forward to continuing to monitor progress on this from the patio at Banded Brewing.

Spotted one of the new electric buses Metro will be putting into service shortly. Pretty sharp looking and I understand them to offer a much quieter ride which will be welcome.

Maine Memory Network’s Mercy Hospital entry has a few pics that may interest you. Here’s a link to pictures of nurses at Mercy- http://mercyhospital.mainememory.net/slideshow/1687/display%3Fformat=list&prev_object_id=4513&prev_object=page&slide_num=1.html The following is a link to the Mercy...

Did a round trip bike ride along the Charles from Waltham to Cambridge last weekend. Sections of Moody St. were opened to pedestrians, much to the joy of little kids on scooters. Below are a few pictures I took while walking around in the evening.

212 Maine Another really cool proposal to add 2 floors of residential space above an existing downtown building at Maine St. and Station Ave (see posts 1 and 16 in this thread for details on the now complete vertical addition to the Tontine Mall). The project would create 16 residential units...

It pains me to introduce you to Liberty Commons Apartments which will provide 144 units across 9 buildings on 11.08 acres and even comes with a stupid gazebo that’ll mostly sit empty and 289 parking spots. It’s especially disappointing because this area is zoned for mixed use development, which...

During the Planning Board meeting, the group proposing the units in post #41 mentioned they initially intended to have minimal setback from Bath Road but wetlands prevented this. It's an underwhelming layout and design. Even though it's not far from Hannaford and a handful of restaurants, it's...

Got off the train at Forest Hills and took these photos while walking the SW Corridor and later through town to North Station. Impressed by how clear of snow the SW Corridor was.

It’s a Portland Housing Authority project. Yes, affordable housing was demolished but it is being replaced. More details here under Front St. Redevelopment. https://www.porthouse.org/221/Projects-Planned