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^ It looks like actual cladding. Look at the texture (or pattern?).

Is it? I thought CarGurus was only leasing the south tower. The last renders I saw didn't have any signage, just a blank wall and indicated the north tower would be hotel/res. The footprint of the north tower is really narrow. But that was all before CarGurus signed.

I wish that blank section of wall could be in a less prominent location.

Just re-paving this was long overdue.

There must be a modified version of Godwin's law, but with bootlicker.

Ok, thanks for the specifics!

It's pretty easy to declare things can be done cheaper, but it's a lot harder to be specific about how you will make cuts.

^ Do Palmer and Holyoke have the same soil conditions and the same flood conditions? Do they have the same street layout? Do they have the same expected boardings and departures? Do they have the same bus connections? You're making a lot of assumptions when you assert the design can be the same.

Has anyone in this thread seen the current state of the interchange before complaining? It's literally a squashed cloverleaf with no northbound bike/ped path, no westbound bike/ped path, and minimal eastbound facilities. The proposed change is clearly an improvement for all modes, at least in...

What's your obviously-better suggestion then?

I have no idea why they felt compelled to make a sign that wide and only fill one third of it.

Wake me up when the mandate is funded.

Let's hope the TOD actually materializes. Has Woburn actually zoned the area for it?

It's "up to", not "exactly". Up to 30 stories still allows a 10 story building.

^ My parents will be thrilled to see rail spurs installed at every house in the neighborhood!

Anyone have the specifics on the new zoning? The article doesn't specify and I wasn't able to quickly find them on Google.

I'm pretty sure this park will be dead without it. There's no reason to stop here. You'll just cut through it.

I'm not sure if this has been covered yet, so I apologize if I'm bringing old news. I recently got an up-close look at this building, and I noticed a detail I hadn't before: The alternating thin panels have thin vertical copper-colored stripes. I'm not sure it really looks any better than...

Earlier this week, I took a few of quick pictures of the apartments under construction in northwest Waltham. First, the 40B cube looks to be more or less finished. As is typical, the building is named after a person: The Wright. According to the website, apartments are available now and the...

It's really not bad at all, it's just not as grand as the original concept.