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It would help if pols at every level made an issue of this. We have a national housing crisis.

A well-done development here would elevate the entire Harvard-Comm Ave. neighborhood, which is in need of elevating.

Altogether it looks like an aesthetic fail, but time will tell.

Another irreplaceable part of Boston's history disappears.

Huntington Ave. has come a long, long way.

Nothing says South Beach quite like Mass Ave. south of Huntington.

Imagine penthouse apartments with patio seating overlooking the left field wall.

No more long homers off the roof of the parking garage? The developers have no respect for tradition!

Excellent news. Now, onto finally addressing the Jack Young building up the street.

Walking to Boston over the Longfellow Bridge from East Cambridge features one of the best views of the city imo.

The campus will benefit by having both buildings.

Another jewel on Huntington Ave. Hopes are high for this one.

One of the best eclipse photos I've seen.

The exhibit about 2025 gonna be lit.....

Wu's having a pretty good week.

Packard's Corner needs all the aesthetic help it can get.

It's perhaps not a bad thing that elderly, low-income folks get to live cheek by jowl with expensive people in the shiny new building next door.

Looks like a baby Hatch Shell for chamber music.

I've lived in Boston for longer than that. And for all of our contemporary problems- housing/affordability, public education, aging transit infrastructure etc.- the city is incomparably better than it was when I moved here in 1980. Incomparably.

Trying to cope with a mid-life crisis? Run for mayor of Boston.