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Seeing the trajectory of the framing up close on the high fin side, it appears to be significant. As in what many renders show. It looks to be at least 100' over Sudbury. if anyone remembers, early numbers on the height used to be 648' but I haven't seen that in a long time. We'll see but it...

9.20.21 - Some market pics, now that it's open.

It won't be the ugliest hotel on the northwest end of the greenway... It won't have fake wood and black 'brick'

9.5.21 - Night shots

It has. I went by yesterday and they have begun pouring the new floor plate for the resi floors

You're absolutely right.

The taller fin was absolutely modified. I think at one point the height was 648'. Im trying to find it but I think they cut it down nearly 50'.

there is something strangely familiar about the cadence of this rant... odurand....ina, is it you?

I'm starting to hate the term 'life-sciences.' probably because the corollary is a square boxed building.

Seeing this daily, this whole project is the definition of complex. They must have run into 10000 hurdles from onset. Foundation work took nearly THREE YEARS. I went back and looked it up, this was supposed to open in 2020 then pushed to EARLY 2021 so I can't imagine things went anywhere near...

thing sucks.

7.08.21 - This is such an elaborate project.

Just read the article in the actual paper. It's as bad as it sounds. Scrapping hotel, stores and offices. Will build one building for life sciences and that dumb building render, is the one. We are so lucky state street signed that anchor lease before the pandemic. This whole project could have...

We're just lucky it's not 15 floors shorter.

If the Ames building went to 30 floors...

6.16.17 - not best pics, I'm sorry, traffic was busy on the one way underpass in front

6.15.21 - Moving right along.

6.15.21 - The city slash WS Development? has removed much of the brickwork along seaport boulevard, primarily in front of Seaport Square and replaced with ❤️

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