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I work right by this park and it bothers me every time I see it, that the play wooden ship's front bow/mast/whatever its called is not centered on the boat, but offset like that. My own little mildly irritating OCD mind acting up.

Now, how about the Teele Square hole? Is that still there?

I'm surprised that Potbelly lasted as long as it did. I lived over by there five years ago when it opened and I hardly ever saw anybody in there. I guess it finally caught up with them.

I've seen better texture on a sketchup model.

It already looks 20 years old.

Is it in danger?

It's all building code related.

If only it were on Morrissey Blvd.

This has some nice curtain wall detailing. It's very sleek and attractive.

It probably could, but it shouldn't. It's got a lovely density and has a very European scale to it that would be a shame to lose. The Greenway is a nice divide.

I think it's a lack of marketing. They have had nearly no advertising for the theater. If I didn't work in the seaport, I wouldn't have known it was there either.

YAWN

Going over the Longfellow bridge at dusk last evening, I noticed that you can see this thing glowing bronze in the distance quite clearly.

It's an homage to the Empire Strikes Back.

Re: Six West Broadway Hotel |South Boston Luckily, taste is highly subjective.

Re: Radius Apartments (née The Icon née Western Av Residence) | 530 Western Av | Brig Ap4rtmentz

What does that even mean?

The ol' Northeastern argument.

Re: Innovation Dist. / South Boston Seaport The lawn on D also serves alcohol. They're checking to make sure nobody brings in outdoor booze. It's not really a public park, its a bar with some park-like elements.

I'm going to assume that was sarcasm, because if it wasn't, there are issues that go beyond a parking garage.