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As seen from Top of the East this evening.

Let’s hope they’ve come up with something better!

I really liked the design in post #276. Sleek and almost bold in its minimalism. Definitely a minority opinion! The latest iteration feels more institutional.

First time biking the Scarborough to Biddeford section of the Eastern Trail this year. Snapped a few update photos of the building described in post 39.

A couple photos from earlier today of the residential component of the project.

I’d love it if on the beachy area to the east of the pier, if not attached the pier itself, they provided some kayak launches. Would be a fun way to access this site, especially if there will be a cafe open to the public.

Below are some screenshots from the Kittery Planning Board agenda illustrating the proposed mixed use development described in the Press Herald today. The project at 283 Route 1 would replace a few storefronts with a hotel, housing and a restaurant. More info here-...

Siding is going up. The sand colored brick is a nice touch.

Photos of the Beck taken from the southbound Downeaster this morning.

Some photos taken while walking around today. Construction on The Levee continues. A couple of pictures showing early stage work on Saco Harborside at Factory Island East which will consist of 24 townhouse style duplex units. The project described in post #39 is moving forward...

Not at all. I think it’s a better location for the new building.

A shift toward a more immersive experience, à la Meow Wolf, would be welcome and keep me coming back.

Couple pictures from today of the pedestrian corridor.

I believe this is part of the Libbytown Safety and Accessibility Project which has the potential to introduce solid bike infrastructure on Park and Congress. https://content.civicplus.com/api/assets/b6ae60cb-139d-4f32-9c3a-d35941e4452b It’s also related to the project to tie the Union Branch...

My understanding is that the outer pavement is for walking though it is accessible to emergency vehicles.

The Planning Board recently approved, “an 18-unit multi-family structure along with 21 two-bedroom standalone homes.“ The project is notable for three reasons. 1) The project has a unique layout. From the Planning Board packet, “the 21 two-bedroom homes are arranged in pocket neighborhood...

Snapped a couple of photos while passing on the Downeaster.

I saw this in person for the first time a couple of weeks ago. One of the better instances of suburban infill I’m aware of in ME. Post #13 shows one of two buildings that are of a similar size and front on Route 1. Their size really surprised me! An all around positive change for this part of...

As of 12/16, the apartment building photographed in post #64 has most of the roof on it. The asymmetry is a pleasant change of pace. The three apartment buildings between Enterprise and Gurnet at the end of Coral Drive referenced in post #59 are nearly complete. They all look similar, here’s...

I’m not disputing your assessment of who attended the meeting or their motives, @Portlander. However, that doesn’t invalidate my statement that it’s possible for reasonable people to have diverging opinions about this. I don’t live near the airport, I’m not convinced this is the best solution...