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The design hasn’t improved in this revision

But film nerds will chafe at the dangling reference in Next Stop Wonderland…

It’s anecdotal, but over the past few weeks (since the end of January) the grid forecast chip in the iOS Home app has been flagging cleaner energy for most of the day every day. I’m not sure what their data source is, but have we turned a corner?

121 Prospect 118 Prospect. The east side of Prospect has a thing for the corrugated metal aesthetic. 84 Prospect. Demolition on Webster is almost done.

Aren’t they just restoring platforms that used to exist in the mid 20th century?

Reminds me of https://www.charlesrosearchitects.com/projects/currier-center-for-the-performing-arts/

Under the “Why Tier 4?” heading they say that the T lacks the “infrastructure” for electrification. That’s a funny way to say that they lack the intestinal fortitude to fight the fight necessary to get the wires up.

That’s a weird mishmash of details across the whole building.

Cambridge water has so much salt from the 128 runoff. Coffee baristas hate what it does to the machines. I really do wonder what compromat someone has on the city that keeps them from permanently switching. Possibly Lincoln residents eyeing how much of their town would lose the excuse of...

The rent is probably cheaper. Using a different order site than the rest of their locations is annoying.

I thought the silver accent was part of the Midtown Motel sign. It enhanced the Googie look pleasantly.

That illustration looks one minor site plan revision away from a collection of fulfillment centers.

MSP Tower is the architectural equivalent of plumber butt. It should pull its pants up.

It looks like a binder clip squishing a skyscraper.

This thing will open and fate will decree that it succumbs to a conflagration on opening day.

Offices don’t send rug rats to the schools.

Give it enough time and Shopper’s World will return to the dome and courtyard style of the original.

These are a some of the same weapons grade NIMBYs who grouse about the turbines off shore of their summer homes: “I support green energy, but only when it’s generated in someone else’s backyard.”

Would he be dumb enough to contemplate lashing himself and the team to Kraft and pitch a stadium out near Gillette?