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Looks like that's what's been argued in front of the SJC. Seen notes that said that the SJC is unlikely to issue a decision until after the end-of-year deadline.

I mean at the northeast edge of the property at Tully St there's a light with a crosswalk. There's also an on demand crosswalk just past that (which I wouldn't do at night but I have seen enough people use to know that it's a viable way to cross 9 on that stretch.

Always worth plugging the URL into www.archive.today: https://archive.is/k3Co1 Also, interesting to see how some other towns are 'complying' against the spirit of the law: https://www.townofchelmsford.us/DocumentCenter/View/17174/MBTA-Zoning-FAQs-DRAFT3?bidId=

Worked for me when I switched to old.reddit.com: old reddit layout

Shame they didn't celebrate the rich history of the Blockbuster that used to be at this location.

Eyeballing the two renders from two time periods, looks like they're admitting that the 3 story building isn't going anywhere and the building is now slightly less wide.

KZ, I too have moved out to Bedford. Howdy neighbor! The above appears to have been IDC's HQ. The sign may now say 1265 Main, but I was working in that area when the Thermo building was going up and at that time the sign had the building address: https://goo.gl/maps/KMwto5VF78pn7ubE8 Looking...

When I lived in the area, that block was always out of place considering the street level activity 2 blocks away in Day Square. As a bonus, the people facing 1A will get free entertainment from the semis that ignore the signs in the U-Turn under the overpass and get wedged.

And the only reason the tower was built was that it was an existing federal building getting some extra floors so Boston's height laws didn't apply and it's why it stayed the tallest building in Boston for so long.

Replace a car dealership and gas station with an office building? Improve the traffic flow on Galen St? Seems like a big upgrade to the current situation. https://www.watertown-ma.gov/DocumentCenter/View/30134/66-Galen-Community-Meeting?bidId=

Nope, that one is right up against 128. The picture is of the building going up is 225 Wyman > https://www.gensler.com/projects/225-wyman -

Made me think of this development in Brighton: https://goo.gl/maps/wFW7nYQEWk9f52Qy6

Wow, that little Dunkin Donuts there always entertained me. Not surprised the tiny store was removed, but am sad to see it completely removed.

Press release about the new facility.

That is a sizable set of stairs taking up half the Federal St extended ROW to access what appears to be a patio on the High St side of the building.

Foundation going in. Looking at where the site is and the elevation, the building will pop up above the Dassault building as you're heading north on 128. I expect whoever leases the bulk of the space will get a very visible logo for the commuters to see.

I enjoy how each wave of development at Assembly gets taller and more confident - like the banks were surprised that people wanted to live/work in this type of development near a T stop and now are just throwing money at the next set of buildings. And here I thought that when Ikea pulled out, it...

Mattapan getting it's first new bank branch since early 90s: https://www.bizjournals.com/boston/news/2019/12/27/mattapan-to-welcome-first-new-bank-branch-in.html

TIL. Thanks! I wonder if the closest thing in America is when a suburb goes 'upscale' and 1960s houses are bulldozed for larger 'new' houses on the same lot.

With how established the area is, how was there unbuilt land for your new house? Was it designed to be more 'western' - can people tell that it was built for an expat or does it blend in?