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It looks very urban, which is not a bad thing.

Northeastern is proposing an academic building on its triangle portion of the block. Given their recent buildings, it may soften this bulk.

It was It was stalled for years.

According to that map, the Prattville neighborhood of Chelsea is high income???

Northeastern's new IMP shows a mid-rise academic building on its wedge of that block.

Given the condition of Matthews, Northeastern cannot afford to have this drag out for years like the City did with the 840 Columbus residence hall.

It will take me a while to digest this plan but WOW! As with the 2013 plan, many of these buildings will not be built in the 10-year timeframe but if only a few are realized it will be an amazing campus. Hoping that the demo of Forsyth building is a priority. Awful building 50 years ago...

The initial design of ISEC was a six story, L shaped building that looked like it wandered in from an office park in Framingham. A lot of changes will happen before construction begins.

Northeastern's Columbus Garage is not that far away.

There are other parking facilities near those institutions that would have parking available nights and weekends when events take place.

Northeastern has a surplus of parking and some is leased to the BPD.

The Cabot/Barletta replacement building was to be built on the adjacent site of the Gainsborough St, Garage.

I am assuming that the long-term plan for a new building on the site of Alpert Mall will be the new home of the School of Social Work.

This is a BCDC meeting in which plans for the new Pardee School building are discussed.

They never have. I remember when Jordan Marsh proposed its ne building on Washington St. It was 2 stories! The city persuaded them to add a third story which is just a facade.

I don't see how constructing a new arena would disrupt the T Orange Line.

When I heard that Lord & Taylor was closing, I had hoped that Nordstrom would lease the building for a Boston store. Alas, it was not to be.

I liked it better the way it was. Now it is just another glass tower...with a touch of red.

"...affordable housing project that will be located just south of Boston in Chelsea" Chelsea is north of Boston. Who hires these writers?

Lightview and the 840 Columbus buildings are/will be owned by ACC, not Northeastern. Although both are built on land that Northeastern owns and will continue to own. That gives the university some control of the use of the buildings. It has to do more with Northeastern's attempt to house...