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https://www.bostonglobe.com/2026/03/10/metro/davis-square-tower/ The developer says that he’s taken it to heart that people don’t want it to look like the seaport. Pretty laughable. His rendering is about as Seaport as you can get. Agreed with one of the comments in article: “Just once I...

Finally got to see this at night. Everything bad I ever said about i take back. ;) can’t wait to see people in it and about it. I heard they’re considering getting a public cafe/rest on the Mass Ave end entry.

Good for them to keep their house. I think it will be a more interesting urban/architectural outcome because of that too. Kind of like the old car mechanic hut thing in Union Sq.

Yeah I was wondering too about those rusted metal beams and corrugated panels dripping rusty water onto the sidewalks below. However I do actually like the glossy black tile. They really committed on the bold materials.

Copied from the Globe (some of the links/images might not work): https://www.bostonglobe.com/2026/02/23/metro/buddys-diner/ “SOMERVILLE — Through the windows of Buddy’s Diner, the old-school 1920s lunch car with the big, friendly red-and-blue sign, you can still catch a glimpse of better...

Signs of life - see the mattress in the lobby ;)

First time for me - really cool inside

24 Webster demo underway

The headline me chuckle: Meet the ‘Sav-More Liquors Memorial Swimming Pool‘

Facade is looking almost complete

Approaching from east Cambridge - before the snow picked up

From the McGrath overpass in Somerville and from Prospect and Broadway in Cambridge.

Thanks Scott. Here’s the pics from the link you shared.

Slow and steady. Funny to see the ice building up from the sprayers.

Not exactly in the square but couldn’t find another thread. William James Hall. Whats with all that tarp structure? They have to keep the area dry? I think they’re doing basement work. Either way, great to get some big trees in front of the building. It used to be a very underused concrete...

There’s a great model rail exhibit at the Museum of Science.

Thomas Park reopened middle of last year. My first time seeing it this week. Looks great, great views too of course.

This thing is slow rolling. Still not sure I like the clashing of old windows with new ones on the street side (they don’t follow the same grid pattern/rhythm) but it does look high quality and it’s probably very interesting details on the inside. Haven’t seen this at night yet with those big...

Good write up https://www.wbur.org/news/2026/01/09/burren-davis-square-high-rise