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Re: Boylston West @ Fenway Triangle (Goodyear Tire) | 1325 Boylston Street | Fenway Nearly all of the street level on this one is activated with retail. Its a fantastic design, they minimized the impact of the loading dock a mega-retail development needs.

Fantastic website. One quibble, you give credit to Weiner Ventures for many of the Samuels projects in the Fenway. While Adam Weiner may be an investor in those projects, I doubt anyone would identify him as the developer.

Re: Boylston West @ Fenway Triangle (Goodyear Tire) | 1325 Boylston Street | Fenway probably should change the thread title, they are no longer calling it Boylston West

Van Ness| 1325 Boylston Street | Fenway I am not sure I understand your gripe. The building is called Van Ness. I actually quite like the name, although its just the name of the street.

really most of the south end is more convenient than you first think.

Not their first urban project, Longwood Center is theirs also for one, I believe they are at least partners in a few others too. The wood construction has to do with the reuse of the existing structure's foundation, dont think the existing footings could handle a steel structure. The other...

Its always bothered me that they are nuking a business to make the artists lofts happy. http://digboston.com/boston-news-opinions/2010/07/29230/

Re: Malden/Melrose thats good nimbyism. Ever been to that location?

Didn't go that height due to the the protests of the Winsor School as it would cast shadows on their athletic facilities.

Re: 345 Harrison Avenue PNF, with renderings, etc.: http://www.bostonredevelopmentauthority.org/getattachment/b49d6b8b-2da6-4604-8594-8c2b6b8d75da

I didnt see a thread for this. New Mixed Retail/Residential proposed across from Ink Block: http://www.bostonredevelopmentauthority.org/projects/development-projects/345-harrison-street

Re: Boylston West @ Fenway Triangle (Goodyear Tire) | 1325 Boylston Street | Fenway I misunderstood. That building is going to be complete concrete, not just hte core?

Re: 1325-1341 Boylston St (Fenway Triangle/Former Goodyear Tire) Not a structural engineer so I cant say for sure. I am trying to think back to how Atlantic Wharf went. I would think when you are going that tall that steel has to trail the core by some number of floors.

http://www.cityofboston.gov/Images_Documents/FLKPresentFINAL022808_tcm3-12583.pdf towards the end of this old presentation there are sketches. What is the status of this?

I think there is a plan to extend a bike path from fenway center to the emerald necklace. I would think that track would have to go to make that happen.

I would think that the MBTA would not allow them to remove the access from Park Drive.

Re: 1325-1341 Boylston St (Fenway Triangle/Former Goodyear Tire) shaft will prob be only on the office side to preserve the open floors. residential can have steel bracing as it can be buried in the walls.

Re: Ink Block | Boston Herald Property Redevelopment I wouldnt argue with you on either point. This developer should clean up here. It will be interesting to see what happens with the surrounding lots as they are infinitely more valuable with Whole Foods there. I suspect we will see 4-5 big...

Re: Ink Block | Boston Herald Property Redevelopment Never believe sales stats prvided by the seller, duh. Also percentages are even more misleading and are always a sign of a little fibbing.

its part of the autoport.