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10 Fourth Street well under way: River's Edge looks like it's topped out (with 100 First Street (2016) in the background): And the ass end of the Orpheum

Is it me or does it seem like the 1st floor needs to be jacked up another 10-15 feet? It just seems like 477 Congress has the most squat (and bland) 1st floor for a building that was built so long ago. Look above at 481 and 465 Congress - the first floors on both of those look pretty normal.

I'm pretty sure the late 80's / early 90's recession killed of the Fidelity Addition and the big Lincoln square proposal. I'm not sure when the Fidelity addition was proposed. I'll do some diggin' in my files to see if I come up with anything.

And the Fidelity Building Addition: The first image complements of Portlander's research.

Lets not forget these unbuilt gems: Graves Hill: Pearl Office Tower: Newbury Street or "The Village"

Thank you for the update!

I never knew that 221 Congress and 161 York were dead. What killed them off besides the normal NIMBY opposition?

Thank you and Merry Christmas! ;)(y)

I submitted this to Emporis.com and it was approved recently. Let me know if the are any data issues with this. https://www.emporis.com/buildings/1483877/longfellow-hotel-portland-me-usa

That was a great find zilker. Thanks!

I know this has been kicked around quite a bit, but I'm going to bring it up this time: Having the "Outside of Boston metro" section broken into three parts: "Greater New England", "Portland", and "General Architecture and Urban Planning". Due to the popularity of Portland subjects and the...

(Former Shazbat73): Construction update for the new Orpheum, Old Foster's Building and Rivers Mark taken last week (11/4/19):