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Re: Seaport World Trade Center To be Redeveloped? ^+1 I like the juxtaposition of the old and new. It also adds character in an otherwise sterile neighborhood (yes I know we are a long way from complete). I also appreciate what it does for the actual "skyline" in the seaport since it is a...

Oh no! A total catastrophe. I'd go jump off a building, but I'm not sure there are any tall enough in this city to kill me.

Said Mayor Hynes and the BHA to the West End in 1953. Chinatown has it's faults, but I find it a nice reprieve from surrounding areas.

Dude...Chill. We've been through this multiple times. Just use incognito mode in Google chrome. Problem solved.

When I was leaving my office on Causeway Street, I looked at the easterly facing site of this building. The fascia (These are concrete, so I don't know if there is a better term for what I'm referring to) of the balconies apparently have LED light strips that flash on and off randomly. I...

That about sums up all of American politics...

FWIW, the 1daltonconstruction website indicates in their August-October update that there will be a second, smaller tower crane.

Re: 111 Federal St. | Formerly Trans National Place (Winthrop Square) Part 2 I hope I'm misinterpreting your response and it is, in fact, an attempt at humor.

Re: 111 Federal St. | Formerly Trans National Place (Winthrop Square) Part 2 Is it just me or is that tower between the two under construction leaning?

Yeah, when I look at this, I can't help but be reminded of a certain brick clad building on the corner of Stuart St and Charles St that shall remain nameless. I will withold judgement until it's on the ground, but the renderings aren't very promising. Hopefully this is just a bad case of...

Peanut, hazelnut, cashew nut, macadamia nut. Harlan pepper, if you don't stop naming nuts...

You bet he would. We could fit at least 3 skinny dubai-esque supertalls between those two parcels complete with a new radar station on top for Logan. It could be epic, brah!

Crews have been installing pre-cast panels where the construction elevator was since yesterday. They were about three floors up this morning.

Another POS development from your friends at BP.

If bobthebuilder's calculations are even somewhat correct, it won't be close. MT's pour was over 6,000 cubic yards.

The only supertall we will ever have is the hard-on Odurandina has right now thinking about one in Kemore Square.

Construction elevator is getting taken down. We're in the home stretch.

That won't change my perspective on this one. A crappy mid-rise is a crappy mid-rise. The ground level will be great, I'll admit that, but it just doesn't belong in the skyline, IMO (or at the very least, this part of the skyline). I'm not an architect, so I have trouble describing my issue...

It's bracing for the garage. See how it is tied to the support columns of the garage. This is on the one congress side. The residential tower is on the other side of the garage.

I prefer to call it the Millennium Tower. My issue has nothing to do with the use of an abbreviation (thanks for the somewhat insulting lesson in "abbreviations of the Commonwealth"). I just don't like "millie" (and there are clearly some folks that agree). And now you got me to write it in...