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That's an angle of Northeastern's buildings I didn't even know existed. I've approached where they're building this from Melnea Cass countless times, but because I've always turned right onto Tremont I never really thought of the road going anywhere beyond the light, let alone that being...

Whoever had that place in the 70s must have been ballin' out. Parts of that look really inviting, and yet other parts of it would give me real pause. The wife and I are househunting and the "Real estate edit" is such a true thing.

I thought that was a wonky reflection on the Hancock at first, but it's actually Raffles just perfectly aligned with the edge of it. What a neat angle.

Dr. Inferno Jr.! There is definitely an air of early Robot Wars UK set design to that place...

This is definitely the reason. If you're doing a poster or something for an event in Boston and you don't want to pay for a copyrighted photo, and you don't have access to your own, then you're going to resort to AI. I'm seeing it a bunch with a lot of small time racing promoters and local short...

I didn't know that they had already started construction on the stadium, let alone that it was that far along already. I question the long-term viability of both the A's and the Raiders in Vegas as the city is in a downturn and I don't see how it gets better with gambling being available so...

Here's one (two?) that the Facebook algorithm served me that is not accurate (nor consistent!) at all, but I do like the Baltimore Inner Harbor vibes it gives off. Whatever the prompts were the environment changed quite a bit between each run.

They should name it 1-2-3 Lotus Court in honor of the spreadsheet from the company that called Cambridge home.

Lime Rock on Saturday, largely before the rain came.

I very much do not like dogs (having a few stints as a mailman will do that to you), but it's the owners themselves that are the problem. We all know responsible dog owners who respect both the rules and other people, and clean up after their pets, but it feels like so many of them are the exact...

The pizza place photo is an album cover. Wow.

I thought the first one was supposed to be Southie until I saw the golden dome - the high rise by the water's edge and the church steeple made me think of 1410 Columbia and Gate of Heaven respectively. Again, wonder if it's pulling from an aerial of Southie as much as Beacon Hill. The wildly...

Awesome. I've never been in there but just poking around Street View a bit it was easy to match the aesthetic. All of the Longwood hospitals sort of came-of-age in the PoMo era, but I feel like Children's leans into it the most because it aligns so much with the colorful spaces you'd expect for...

Is that 333 Longwood or something else?

This is a solid chunk of building that takes up the entire stretch from Dorchester St. up to Thomas Park. I can't imagine you're going to get enough value in knocking it down to rebuild it with a slightly different footprint. I'm personally not a fan of replacing the contrasting brick up front...

Duckling Day! We had done this with Anthony so it was nice to celebrate my wife's return to motherhood Mothers Day here again!

And a few inside the arena itself. The lower ribbon boards are new and make the seating bowl look more modern, but have the unfortunate side effect of covering up where the section numbers used to be, so people were confused. They seem to have adjusted the lighting as well since my last time in...

Went to Monster Jam at the DCU Center today, and had a bit of time to stroll around the arena between the Pit Party and the actual show. Worcester is more of a city than I think most people give it credit for, still a lot of parking lots downtown but it's getting more filled in and there are...

The second one is interesting in that it still shows the limitations of AI image generation when it comes to things like this. It may "know" that certain buildings recur in Boston images, but placing them in a geographic sense is beyond it's scope. You can even see the original images pop out in...

The above posts have me wondering - how much of the new design was driven by the Marathon itself? I hate to be cynical about it, but it sure seems like more hardscape closer to Dartmouth only benefits organizers who have to build support structures for the race.