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I came back, again, this weekend. Before my Acela sat by the weird City Winery pop-up that no one goes to. Solid view of the top and I just don't think this thing is being lit up. In between the ridges is just a gray material that doesn't look like a light covering. Pretty sure we are effed on...

I actually thought the arches had less of a chance than the tower.

I'm just like.. kind of confused. We have this incredible FernGully like 100 feet away in the Greenway that has set the tone for amassing diverse horticulture in city space. Then we look at taking all bricks out which was a sick idea but then we instead re-brick, take four out at a time...

Above grade it's 709' asl. Anyone know what MT is? Glass facading pretty much inundates the tall and super tall market everywhere now, in every city in the country. If you look at the tallest across the board, everything new is predominantly glass.. everywhere 🤷🏽‍♂️ Not all, to avoid a series...

The agony that comes with living in Manhattan these days allows duality to continue to heighten my already immense appreciation for Boston. Great to be back, and it was good to be at Fenway again. This music hall looked really sharp in person. They did a really solid job tying it in without...

Grr. Not the best aspect of tower as I suspected, imo.

Regardless of height, from grade, or actual blah. MT from almost all angles sub the 93S quadrant, LOOKS not just taller but considerably from many.

First sign of construction* or demolishing rather was Q1 2019 and essentially 30% of the exterior and obviously interior are yet to be finished. I tried to look back but does anyone know if they expected this to go what will inevitably be close to 4 years? Is their post-refurbishment tenancy...

Honestly.

'de'struction**

bringing seaport architecture*** to back bay. It's literally PwC.

that 'Great Hall' was never going to happen. As soon as engineering put the wabammmm on the aesthetic by dropping that massive pile right in the middle of it, they were basically like 'sick, that sucks, let's call it the connector and move the eff on'

Tangent alert 🚨 I don't know protocol for posting on new prospective developments, so I chose the most popular forum so people would see. I should know, but I don't. Has the following been posted or because I now live in shithole NYC, I'm pathetically behind? Please add or put to its proper...

Per the rendering above, it is. Per the rendering attached, it is not.

There's another level coming. You can see where the floors end through the cladding. You can see that the next level covers the mechanical, then a further two maybe three floors of 'crown.' I believe it looks short because it is right now.

The thought of this design twisting up to 800' is incredible. Although, for this particular project that would be no sooner than a 2029 delivery. Literally.

didn't see this posted, also didn't go back past this page. Margaritaville where McCormick and Schmicks was at Faneuil

Valid concern but this thing is in another league as those. This will have such a prominent impact, like the lights on the Zakim, I don't see that kind of laziness being tolerated by State Street, developers, etc.

As short as this building feels, I've actually always thought MT swung above its weight class in height. At 685' it always looked much taller to me. More so now that the 691' WC looks like the Sudbury next to One congress from most angles.