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Those night shots are great!

Downtown Salem

I'm sure reading this thread for a project in Everett has ruined your day. We're all feeling horrible about it and all of those out there that are judging us for having a thread for a 5 over 1 project. In all seriousness, this is a large project that's part of a significant, if not historic...

Put these everywhere

This is the first I've heard that the Mayor has his sights set on the Star Market and surrounding shopping areas across Burgin. There's not much info provided though.

As green as the sky

Not sure I agree that this is realizing growth potential. They are replacing one business with a tidier one and both are car oriented and low density suburban.

Wow a continuous street wall along the main road uninterrupted by office park seating areas. Nice!

Now that's an odd one. You think they could have splurged on wrapping the house in vinyl while fortifying the front.

That roofline is designed to allow daylight over the entire floor of the building. It was common in older factories before everything was just illuminated with electric lights. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saw-tooth_roof Other remnants of the old industrial waterfront, such as the canal...

"Middle class" can't afford the average home in the Boston area. Yes, agreed the high cost of living and doing business has chased away a lot of the things that made me love Boston.

Jackson Square https://www.bldup.com/posts/four-building-project-planned-in-weymouth-s-jackson-square I was unable to find any details and I don't think anyone else posted about this. Apologies if they did, and please let me know.

I had no idea Sheraton was a Boston export, and neither did I know this was the original. Went down a little rabbit hole. Thanks!

Between the Lines (1977) Kind of meandering but enjoyed 1970s Boston and Cambridge.

I read about it this morning. That development would be such an improvement for an area where they thought it was brilliant to rip out 3 sidewalk abutting storefronts to expand the Dunkin and get morning rush drive thru traffic off the road. The stupidity is amazing. Meanwhile across the street...

The new buildings and urban fabric they will create will be nice, much like along Boylston. The stuff in those new buildings will suck, much like along Boylston. In time things will mellow out and hopefully acquire some "character" and "charm", and that can only happen within good urban fabric...

Wow that was amazing! I don't think I've seen Revere Beach captured so well. Its glory days precede me, but I like to imagine based on stories I've heard, and it looked better than I imagined. Thanks for posting!

Boo