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No argument - - there would need to be a lot of pedestrian, bike and bus infrastructure changes. I am NOT advocating for more parking. The traffic from 1+ space per unit would choke the area. I'm not sold on this particular location being a great idea for this massive new development WITHOUT...

Ditch the useless median - definitely. But the trucks for supplies/maintenance etc will still be a huge add to the traffic there. This isn’t one medium sized building - this is a massive multi-building project at a current choke point. Anyone who thinks more than 20% of the folks in that new...

Absolutely. 100% agree. But this massive development, with those new 12-14 story buildings, would most certainly result in additional car/truck congestion in this bottleneck. Simply wishing that that amount of additional development won't further choke it isn't reality. Creative solutions...

Damn trolley is blocking the view of China Sails (r.i.p.)......:LOL: .

I hear ya about the de-highwayizing and the slip ramps, but Rte 9 there is still a terrible choke point. And it will only grow - especially with that new development possibilty- Charlie's added level theory would work here (if only the financials did too). Something creative is required there...

Bingo - "road diet" for that particular clusterfuck area is the very last thing I would dare do - - that already is a clogged aorta waiting for a heart attack. Traffic there is nightmarish 12 hours per day in both directions. I do like Charlie's subsequent idea though - if anything, do the...

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UNBELIEVABLE - - - the 2026 Marathon takes place in less than 3 weeks and this STILL is not complete?????? This is a bad look for Boston to the rest of the world. 'Heckuva job, Brownie' (or Mayor Wu)...

My ol' elementary school from 1969-1976 :cry: . But I'm happy for the community.

It's the Frederick Law Olmstead School of Architectural Renders - - - where the renders need to be at least 40% park-like greenery on the building - - - which will never happen in real life. I can picture the scene now: Manager runs into artist's office "Folks, c'mon, I need you to Olmstead...

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Great transformation project with great technology, but it looks like it still will be THERE with the stacks.

Man, I know some folks really like smokestacks, but if only that one on the Cambridge side of the Longfellow (Kendall Cogeneration Station?) could move............(yes, yes, I know, it's very important and all...)

Awesome - and it says it's open daily 7am-11:00pm!!!!! - should be a great addition to this streetscape...

I hear ya on a personal basis, but it didn't close - - it moved. Given that area of Newton Centre, I'd venture to guess the cash flow is quite good and they're looking to grow.