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Housing project replacing Broadway Star Market starts work in spring despite parking misgivings “The redevelopment of a long-closed Star Market in Somerville’s Winter Hill neighborhood is progressing toward a planned construction start in the spring. The project at 299 Broadway St. entails...

Its peanut butter jelly time!

Station 316 wrapping up construction Renders “Tucked away in Woburn, MA, Station 316 Apartments was designed to feel like a private oasis outside the hustle and bustle of Boston city life while keeping convenient access to nearby Woburn Village, Burlington Mall, and Lynnfield Market...

Washington Station U/C “Nestled in the heart of Canton, Massachusetts, Washington Station is a community of townhomes and new single level condos in a four-story building with elevator service and garage parking. Washington Station offers luxury residences and a maintenance-free lifestyle...

200 Unit Project Approved in Lexington “Cabot, Cabot & Forbes has won approval for a mixed-use project at 331 Concord Ave in Lexington. The development will include 200 new residential units of much-needed multifamily housing under Lexington's approved MBTA Communities Village Overlay District...

Lol same.

Agree 100%. Having 30,000 units approved and ready to go is a great head start, but if they never get built it means nothing. Our approval process is notoriously slow and conservative, so having that part already out of the way is huge, now we just need to give them the nudge they need to get going.

Four Corners Plaza 10-32 Bowdoin st “ Square NDC is in the final stages of development of its mixed-use building on Bowdoin Street in the heart of Four Corners. The corporation expects to have residents moving in some time in December and is negotiating with an exciting restaurant expansion...

Studio G Architects Announces Topping Off of New Campus at Franklin Cummings Tech https://www.bldup.com/posts/studio-g-architects-announces-topping-off-of-new-campus-at-franklin-cummings-tech

I quoted dhawkins who said “it looks like a cannon port” so was talking about the bracket for the fascia.

I thought I was making that blatantly obvious by the giant circle and saying it lines up with what stlin posted, that I was talking about the bracket for the fascia, but apparently not. On the blueprint it shows that at the point of the bridge with the arches the fascia sticks out a lot farther...

Let me clarify, because it was received the wrong way, which is my fault. When I said “The installation and ongoing maintenance are both exponentially more expensive for buried utilities” I wasnt saying the total cost of maintenance of buried utilities is more over its lifecycle compared to...

Ribbon cutting Never seen the taller tower before.

Better render of 175 F st.

I dont understand why “bold” has become the single most important design consideration for architects these days. Theres a lot of things I can think of that should come before bold on the list of things that are most important for a building imo.

Great news!

Its ugly for sure but like anything in life there are tradeoffs to burying utilities. On one hand theyre better protected from the elements, but on the other hand theyre much harder to get to, cost many times more to repair, and are disruptive and time consuming to repair. The installation and...

Whatever it is it appears to line up with what Stlin posted. It looks like its only there on the part with the arch.