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A glass box is fine by me if the timber framing will be visible from the exterior as shown. This would be the largest timber framed building in Massachusetts, right?

Great estimate - actual height per the documents posted is 299' to T.O. mechanical

Today - 3/26

From this evening:

Looks like it's structurally topped off (taken yesterday)

Took a look at the set and what also stands out to me is the below grade parking is consolidated in to a 4 storey semi-automatic parking system. Innovative, unlike the massive excavations seen on a lot of projects that dedicate far too much below grade space to ramps and traffic flow.

Cladding is looking quality

I spot a crane base center-right of the photo too!

10/14/20 - I'm glad to see they're following through with the angled window bays, should be a nice addition to one of the few remaining sites in LMA.

Another one for throwback Thursday since I have taken a plethora of 1 Dalton photos over the years. Took these after a storm that bypassed Boston on June 29, 2019:

9/23/20 - From Staniford at night and a blurry cell phone pic from the NRB in Longwood Area to provide some skyline context.

9/24/20 - I was surprised to see two Cornell luffer's first time I passed by the site post-crane installation. Now I see why, there's some massive picks on some of the steel structure for this project.

Wow, thanks! One of the last skyline shots I was able to get from the SBWTC.

Throwback Thursday - November 24, 2018. Snapped some photos while they were still raising steel for The Alyx at Echelon Seaport.

I noticed this crane going up while driving on Storrow yesterday. Looking forward to finally seeing this one rise!

9/12 from I-93

Agreed - thanks! The high-rise, street wall presence along that portion of Stuart Street is one of the few corridors that provides a real metropolis style feeling to Boston.

Throwback Thursday - June 6, 2018. I low key miss watching this one rise on the skyline.