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It would be nice if 93 actually snaked through the high canopy of tree filled urban parks as pictured in that aerial shot render.

Local graffiti artists Noze and BDub.

It was a store front. That has more potential than what's proposed. I'm not saying Emma's or nothing.

It used to be a good pizza place that many enjoyed. What's proposed will mean as much to the average visitor as the Draper parking garage across the street.

Business plummets at retailers on Newbury in the winter. I hear ya but the mall does well and continues to do well.

Thanks. That helps give a sense of how aggressively the metro area needs to build to meet demand.

Muthafuckin gen 2 rx7! Hott

I walked by this on Bay State Road and it's difficult to capture how imposing this is. Made me feel uneasy, and I was enthusiastically a fan of this building. I still think it looks hot from the river, looking down Comm Ave from Allston, but gotta say it kinda sucks up close.

21st century mill buildings

They need to properly fill out that corner at Pilgrim and Brookline. Forget the little office building style lawns and do a double row of trees down along Brookline with a continuous streetwall. Tall glass boxes and a wide street is a tough one.

It pains me to see the character leave Allston, but I think acceptance is better than a patchwork of life support for key businesses. The owner gladly sold and decamped for Norwood, which highlights that scenes move elsewhere. Eventually this area will be very different than it is today, so if...

Quincy targets Wollaston Center as next area for redevelopment, infrastructure improvements...

This isn't the same development. This is over on the other side of Sullivan next to the western side of I93

The architecture isn't anything special, but the massing is right and it is quite exciting to see this area turn into solid city blocks at a rapid clip. I hope it makes its way down through the Box District of Chelsea to finally heal the wound left by the last big fire.

But that chair doesn't make me queasy

Finally it seems the design quality is going up. To date, it's been a bunch of second rate developers cutting their teeth in places like Quincy.

I like the building, the massing, how it curves along the street and forms the pedestrian space on the other side. I don't like how it's all one tenant and that they blocked off all the windows. The area is a tourist trap. Of course it will feel like a strip mall because where else do you find...

40B working as designed

I saw that and had a similar thought.

from the criteria: naw, and they said it themselves in the application