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I am very hopeful and excited for this cladding, I think its a glazed tile.

I dont hate it. It does feel stark at the moment but as mentioned its not done or weathered. I was just in Colombia and was fan-girling over modern buildings there but I think a key feature which really drew me to them was the abundance of roof/balcony plantings which really soften and highlight...

I am memorized be seeing the roof structure highlighted by the snow on the First Church in Roxbury.

What in the neo-brutalist hell is this?

For real, how places like Mississauga have more interesting skylines than one will always baffle me.

Has there been any leases announced, this seems gutsy without an tenant.

The Elmwood Street development finally received approval from the Highland Park Architectural Conservation District... hoping this can finally more forward. https://www.bostonglobe.com/2024/10/25/business/roxbury-development-approval-fight/

Wow awesome historic photos. Its shame there couldnt have been an more innovative redevelopment that integrated some of the historic buildings. This site plan and architecture are so snooze.

it would have been bad ass if they had the foresight for spell something out.... alas we just have random numbers and letters.

Posting separately as I dont think it was embedding correctly above.

Flying in on Wednesday afternoon... seeing the new density in Everett is wild.

Built it, high quality proposal, and the building its replacing is nothing special.

From this angle its giving tube of lip stick...

Would shadow law apply to Copley? I feel like that could be a major constraint but otherwise agreed. It would nice to have something break up the height different between the existing residential buildings and the Pru, like 600' range.

Those entities exist but why would one developer who is well capitalized and has the luxury of time, BP, sell such a prime site in a weak market to a competitor? Especially because BP controls much of the class A office in Backbay. I agree BP signed a 20 year lease or something and hopes to...

Its giving modern Dutch infill with that brick detail and the window proportions. More of this, please and thank you.

I like it, feels like London to me for some reason (in a good way) and is a significant improvement imo. That said, I agree I don't want every building to be clear/blue glass.

I would love if they copied the historic lettering and completed the gaps in "Metropolitan Storage Warehouse" and "Fire Proof" with window decals. Would be a fun installation that could be removed later.

Add me to the group that thinks this a missed opportunity for a really cool project that incorporates parts of the existing complex/industrial heritage. Per the globe "Plans also call for a dock at the stadium site for ferries going to and from the casino." Because walking across the street is...

I think I like it?