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So they are still leaving the tower footprint available. The renders look pretty similar for the low rise portion of the site.

Amazon eats another industry.

CT, in general, is stuck in the shadow of NYC to the south and Boston to the north.

Another food hall concept… I miss the pre-ultraluxe Copley Mall with the oddball movie theater and the waterfall.

My guess is that this is a sop to the lab plans in the Fawcett St area: Pitching potential tenants easy access to commuter rail for their suburban employees.

They should plow the study money into building the pedestrian bridge over the rail line.

Slow progress on the residential at the corner of Bow St Place.

It’s cribbing from the the Beacon St hotel.

I wish a judge could tell them “Stop futzing with approved projects. You don’t need to approve more projects, but leave the existing ones alone.”

I read that headline as “Kanye” Anderson Real Estate, and I was very confused for a moment.

Seeing the curtains, cabinetry, and appliances still there makes it weirdly dystopian.

I would guess the trailer is loading out toxic debris.

The new building is probably boxed in by modern access and egress regulations from completing the courtyard with a wing along Newman Way.

I am amused that they are keeping both the pre-war and mid-century buildings. The pre-war building has good details, but I doubt anyone would miss the mid-century one.

There needs to be a sunsetting of the transferable liquor licenses. They create perverse incentives where a restaurant is more valuable dead than alive.

Dress code is high viz tux or dresses.

45 units with 75 parking spaces? That seems a bit excessive.

The location of Logan would still affect the maximum height of large swaths of the city.