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What a (painful) contrast to Boston Landing.

He is, however, a sentient being.

NIMBYs don't want parking, they want the halcyon days of 1973.

Kraft can apply the money he'll obtain in lawsuits after Trump pulls the '26 WC matches from Gillette.

I wish Moulton the best, but I imagine he's too far to the right for most of the Dem. establishment and primary voters.

TJ Maxx? Oy..... though it could be worse.

More setbacks would've been much better. The form of the building is off. Not disastrously so, but it's an odd fail.

The further you get away from the building, the better it looks. In that sense, contra the review, it meaningfully contributes to the skyline.

Looks like the Jet Blue plane arrived with an escort.....

Fantastic! (The skyline, too.)

I know the project architect who headed the reno. Way to go, Lisa!

Boston cleans up pretty well, doesn't it?

This is Josh's problem. He's been far too upbeat, optimistic, and intellectually challenging to date.

The new ART and its immediate environs excepted, it all seems so... impersonal and generic.

There's a kabuki theater element to this, but if Wu can shake the Krafts down for more dough, more power to her.

Can Josh suspend his campaign, then donate his war chest to a guy who can play right tackle?

First the Whale, now this.

If the Krafts had been truly invested, the Revs could have become a hometown version of Atlanta United or the Sounders, and not an afterthought.

Kraft may see business opportunities in Everett apart from selling tickets to Revs games, e.g. a new version of Patriots Place.

An intimate, urban soccer venue is working in Pawtucket, and it will likely work in Boston.