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I think that 2nd level atrium would be a cool spot to grab lunch assuming it will be open to the public.

It remains hideous, now and forever.

I suspect that local restaurant and bar activity will pick up when the various apartments & condo projects are completed and occupied. The canal district is far from complete.

Was the PIER underwater during the recent infamous hightide? aB is annoyed

Just prior to working FT from home, I was in the office "IMing" with one of my colleagues. We were both in the office, 20 feet from each other, using instant messaging to communicate. And we both drove 1 hour+ to the office. Go figure. That was 3+ years ago. Never again will I step foot in the...

I was driving on RT 190 and noticed that most of the buildings on the North side of Saint Gobain's campus are actively being razed. The only article I found was...

How are buildings designed to merit the label of "Life-science"? Are these just office buildings with supplemental power and cooling to support lab space but they are tagged with the catch-phrase of life-science to increase the price-per-square-foot? Having said that, I think the design /...

Not my photo but thought is was a cool pic of the obscured Boston skyline

Apparently, you never had to commute through/to Everett.

I suppose if you live in Boston and the immediate suburbs then the Rev's in Everett will be very appealing. But for those living outside of 495, it's a non-starter. Getting to Everett sucks.

I like it. The streetscape is inviting. Always like it when architects incorporate archways.

Are these storage tanks still in use by Exxon? If so, where do they intend to re-supply the local depots? Those tanks are huge.

I think the zoning height limit it quite high, maybe exceeding 800'? Perfect for a high-rise.

https://www.bostonglobe.com/2023/11/15/arts/ferrari-flying/ Nice interior photos of terminal E in the article. Snipped one as an example ...

I'm impressed that they are keeping manufacturing and the associated jobs in the US.

jumping off point for Patriot fans

The East facing façade of the Garden could sure use a facelift especially in juxtaposition of those shinny new towers. Nice pics by Dimitri

Better than concrete bridges.

The article mentioned ... City leaders are pursuing several approaches to revitalize the central business district, including offering tax breaks to developers who convert empty offices to housing. ... but failed to mention the vacancy rate.

Thanks for the response. I didn't realize that the Governor of the state has/had such an active roll in the operation of the T. I thought it would have been up to MassDOT management ,or lack of it, and other various transportation agencies. But ultimately, the buck would stop at his office.