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This area isn't an appropriate place for human habitation.

They really gotta tear down the Fiduciary Trust Building and replace it with something decent.

You get what you pay for. (Not a lot.)

I keep thinking about how there are about 5 acres of completely open developable land on Kneeland Street and absolutely no plans to do anything with them.

Another prion disease building.

Updated renderings here: Alternating windows? You bet your ass. https://www.instagram.com/architecturalteam/p/C-aVWYyupCK/?img_index=2

This is a great project and it’s buildings like these that can both improve the housing crisis and make downtown lively again.

Whenever anyone wants to build something, it's somehow right next to a "crown jewel." How many "crown jewels" does this city have? 200? 400?

You can’t share a city with these freaks.

IT'S A JOKE

I think that this needs another 15 or 20 years in the oven before construction starts.

“But this ugly building looks great… from the inside.”

It is the part that you see. It’s the architectural fascia.

This is maybe something that has been discussed to death elsewhere, but where would the GLX even fit within the MBTA ROW?

Copley Place has got to go.

I'm not saying it will happen, because it won't, but it's not too late to switch what will be built. It would be a huge amount of redesign, but a foundation designed to resist xyz forces will still work to resist the same xyz forces whether the forces come from a residential building or a lab...

All of the buildings in this post are large structures disguised as many small structures.

The screen looks.... very bad. Sloppy and cheap.

The upshot is that this downturn has probably killed the horrible Star Market lab project in Fenway, the really disastrous lab landscraper at Bullfinch Crossing, the heaping pile on East Berkeley in the South End, among others.

Misaligned windows 5 over 1. Take a drink.