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It's Copley *Plaza* -- not Copley Park. Plazas are generally passed through with folks eating and socializing along the perimiters. A Plaza (Piaza, Place, Platz, etc.) is generally *all* hardscape, often with a central feature like a fountain or statue, and restaurants/cafes/bars/stores along...

Convenient for your aggenda to crop out 10 other people from this shot and also chose the least-populated photo from a collection of six images.

overdue. love it.

Nothing terribly new here, but worth a read over morning coffee.

It's consistently at capacity and keeps folks employed and customers happy. I don't like Cheesecake Factory (bleagh) but to each their own.

Ok, was familiar with those. I guess I have a different notion of what constitutes a "spire." Still - I like this building.

humor? or i missed an updated render?

Has this been posted? I don't think so, but apologies if so.

really! that's a bummer. thanks for the response/info.

I must've missed something. When has it been falling apart? The Blue Line isn't on my regular route (I'm usually Green, Orange, Red), but on the occasions that I do ride the Blue it always seems super solid.

Seriously, though -- Boston (and surrounding) already has a dearth of interesting neon signage and this one is big and historic. It'll be a major loss.

where's the historic preservation folks or whatever the fuck? this can't happen.

No need -- I walk by it at least 2x a day.

Aside from the fact that there is no Star Market in Haverhill, MA (the nearest "sibling" option would be the Shaw's in Plaistow, NH), I'm unaware of any in-state grocery store parking lot that has a bunch of raised seating areas, manicured trees and grass, an intentionally designed layout with...

what a total failure! :ROFLMAO:

Those latter two are even more obvious moves, as neither Newbury nor Chinatown are as vital auto-centric throughways as Harvard Sq (unfortunately) is.