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I think the previous post explained it (Stlin) "Remember its 2 parallel bridges. The first bridge needs to be built and opened before they can demolish the existing span and build the second bridge"

>The overhaul of White Stadium is now projected to total more than $325 million, with about $190 million of that coming from the new professional women’s soccer team, Boston Legacy FC, that will share the facility with the city’s school sports teams. Gillette Stadium, which opened in 2002, had...

and no way to get in or out of downtown.

I don't see this project moving forward until Federal funds are reinstated after the next administration takes office. Meanwhile, Trump wants to increase the defense budget to 1.5T annually.

https://www.bostonglobe.com/2026/01/21/business/allston-megaproject-massdot-consultant-highway-pike/

same with me but my work laptop has strict restrictions if pics are linked to non-secure sites. my non-work laptop displays the pics just fine.

So, the sign for 1 Dexter St is actually located on Alford St (aka Rt 99). Yeah, good luck with those GPS directions.

The only ingress to the proposed stadium property from Dexter St appears to be this tiny entrance way that is currently gated. This looks more like an easement to me. All of the electrical apparatus and related infrastructure at this entrance way looks rather menacing and none of that is part of...

I believe the site location is highlighted in red though it's my interpretation. What's curious is that there doesn't appear to have any easy access from any direction. Looking at google-map street view, Robin St doesn't even exist. The Eversource electric substation is far more encompassing...

Mr Cooper, ... and now I know. thanks for the insight.

I thought the entire stadium proposal was located in Everett so why is Wu and the city of Boston involved in any of these discussions?

I'd like to understand that a bit better ... can you share how you know that?

how many round trips a day?

From that vantage point, the 3 towers look out of place. I realize the "high spine", as it's known, allows for the tallest buildings in the city but it looks somewhat disjointed. Now, let the flames begin ...

yeah, I read that too and don't give it much credence. This entire farce has it roots with trump and the campaign promises he made to the oil & gas donors.

From the article ... "East Coast due to what it said were national security risks identified by the Pentagon." and "The prime duty of the United States government is to protect the American people,” Interior Secretary Doug Burgum said in a statement." Phew, finally! Every time I pass close to...

Not a flattering view IMO. SST is a dichotomy. The "fat" side is aesthetically pleasing but the narrow side looks really awkward as above.

I think it blends perfectly in the lovely seacoast setting of East Boston / Revere. (ahem)