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Finally Worcester seems to be growing up. It was one of the deadest, most decrepit cities in New England when I lived there.

This is about as route 128 as it gets.

Very suburban garage.

Jesus, talk about beating a dead horse.

Xmbling alright.

The Whole Foods building sucks, but the rest of the ink block turned out great! Pretty damn urban and would be a focal point in almost any other city.

Was this VE’d?

Mockup looks great. Should be better than Harvard sec.

Mostly a hellhole of sprawl.

Yeah Florida is trash, except maybe select parts of South Beach and Key West.

This would be an awesome route 128 building. It’s a nice building but there’s nothing urban about it. Which kind of annoys me, most of the other universities in the area build more urban buildings, while Harvard is mostly cloistered statement buildings. I do acknowledge that it was an empty lot...

I honestly like it. This would definitely be a standout complex in outer-borough NYC for example. The Verizon logo looks pretty boss on this building (and normally I think that logo is meh). It’s not perfect but it’s pretty damn good.

Design looks alright for your typical 5+1 wood boxes. Disappointing how dead the area is though. Seems like all the rest of the East Boston waterfront developments..

Basically it’s as simple as very few people play golf, and it takes up an inordinate amount of space. Case closed. Paragraphs of barely-decipherable excreta do not change that basic reality.

I’m pretty sure they reserve the right to shut down again if the curve spikes?

Fuck golf.

I support a smart reopening. Reopen everything and high-risk groups can decide to isolate with state subsidies. Many older people agree like charlie_mta so don’t feel the need to be a spokesman for them. Wonder what westy thinks too lolol (F-Line’s head will probably explode in a nuclear blast...

Hmm ad hominem. Try again. Have they ever been over capacity in Georgia at any time up to this point?

We have some major strawmanning here huh. Honestly sad to see. Debate the actual points made. Hospitals were never “overwhelmed.” People have been missing elective surgery and dental cleanings for a while and there’s been a massive amount of healthcare layoffs.

We’ll see how the respective economies are doing in a few months. We will need another stimulus check to prevent massive discontent among the working class if the shutdown drags out for much longer. And unfortunately that’s a federal problem, and they’re kinda forcing the hand of reopening by...