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I'm impressed that they are keeping manufacturing and the associated jobs in the US.

jumping off point for Patriot fans

The East facing façade of the Garden could sure use a facelift especially in juxtaposition of those shinny new towers. Nice pics by Dimitri

Better than concrete bridges.

The article mentioned ... City leaders are pursuing several approaches to revitalize the central business district, including offering tax breaks to developers who convert empty offices to housing. ... but failed to mention the vacancy rate.

Thanks for the response. I didn't realize that the Governor of the state has/had such an active roll in the operation of the T. I thought it would have been up to MassDOT management ,or lack of it, and other various transportation agencies. But ultimately, the buck would stop at his office.

So I'm curious, what did Gov Baker do, or didn't do, so warrant such harsh criticism?

When I first saw the rendering when the project was approved, my reaction was ho-hum, big woof. But that has changed significantly. I really like the layout, the design, the courtyard, the concourse, with a smattering of plants and vegetation. I think it's going to be very inviting for the...

from: https://www.bostonglobe.com/2023/08/18/lifestyle/delta-adds-touch-luster-otherwise-quiet-opening-week-logans-expanded-terminal-e/

Viewing the previous pic (and thanks for uploading that) I see now why they invested in the jumbo screen, more room for advertising. 😉

If you meant the new gates, then no. E13 -> E16 are the new gates

I read a while ago that the original plans was for 7 gates but they scaled back due to cost, presumably escalating cost. I'm sure you can google that somewhere. Just found it .. " The project was initially designed to add seven desperately needed gates, bringing the total to 19. As a result of...

Will that big (enormous) screen make the Patriots any better? I would rather he spends $$ on the roster.

I suspect it will be a popular tourist stop and for anyone who is new in Boston. I think that the developers are banking on that revenue stream. I doubt the locals have much interest in spending $35 for a ticket.

This is both a regional and national trend. Companies are dramatically scaling back on office space. The company I work for is trying to sublease space without success and will eventually move once their lease commitment is final. Hybrid / work-from-home is here to stay. The few times I'm in the...

Rather bold architecture for Boston but should fit in nicely in the Seaport.

Admittedly, I haven't seen the big screen yet in person but by looking at the recent pics, it seems my vision is too myopic to appreciate the breadth of the screen. Having said that, the expansion of the stadium looks impressive.

The voice of reason. Some of the comment make is sound like its a permanent situation.

Though these building may be short in comparison to the towers in the high spine, you can't help being impressed when driving in on the pike. It's a really a nice complement to the skyline.

The same was said about JHT ... it was too wide. Turns out to be the icon of the Boston skyline.