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Agreed in principle, but i have to disagree with this statement in part. The Hurley is not especially hard to take from the city hall side. the garden / open courtyard is, for me, elegant. that said, the beacon hill side seems mediocre and the west end side, while fanciful, seems near...

Re: Harvard Crimson article on art museum development if they weren't so off-beat, they'd probably be more off-putting... anyway, in the grand scheme of things, i'm all for boston housing world class collections, even if at the moment they aren't well displayed. can hope for better to come.

i've been wondering that too. perhaps (to make it even less likely) with wentworth to round out the curriculum... would be very interesting if a third good sized school moved into the dtx / common area.

Very nice work pulling that together! question -- when I was fairly young i vaguely remember coming in to Boston and walking around the shops at the base of the tower. my limited memory says where the mall is now was open to the air -- at least in parts. if i'm right about that, when did it...

Re: no one expects a fast development the book is red -- i bought a copy on the street in hangzhou (boston's mainland china sister city) as a lark. not a good read. basically second you on the judges. don't like the interpretation? change the laws.

as much as i dislike community interference with private development in general, there are a couple of things to consider. one is that harvard has put up some terrible buildings, most of the worst, large. e.g. the Science Center (Land building?) on the far side of the yard, the admin...

works for me -- mainly because of the way the addition angles back to acknowledge the upper part of the building next door. also the Hancock in background.

Re: Hmm re: benefits of the units going affordable, i'd say it depends on two things: how you define benefits, and what your frame of reference is. if you think the city is benefits when it has a diversity of income levels, and you are looking at a time frame that extends beyond the fiscal...

interesting site. first thing i think of is that guy who wants his money back... just a thought. anyway, fwiw... the below from whois. btw, thanks for the pictures! Domain ID:D124987978-LROR Domain Name:NOTAFAN.ORG Created On:23-Jun-2006 21:26:03 UTC Last Updated On:23-Aug-2006 03:47:37...

downtown Natick is nice. how about a picture of what you found?

children should be seen and not heard...