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Re: Residences at Kensington I think it's time to add you and your favorite word stump to the fail pile.

Re: Residences at Kensington Oh yeah, then we can go over to the bakery and smell the bread!

This building looks like it belongs at Yellowstone National Park. The only thing missing is a big totem pole. It is an embarrassment of epic proportion. Hopefully it becomes such a popular meeting space that a small high rise addition will be added in the future. But even in that scenario, the...

Re: Liberty Mutual plans major Boston expansion Agreed. If there has to be a sign there it should be a sleeker, less boxy LED sign. A rooftop restaurant there would work too.

It might look better if they planted wisteria in all the planters to grow up and over the bridge. It would give the effect of the pergolas in Christopher Columbus Park which I think looks good. But to avoid the disaster of the North End parks pergolas, which are metal and therefore too hot for...

Seconded. The pics are able to either support or refute the negative drivel posted.

Re: Residences at Kensington Love it or hate it, it's still better than a parking lot. There, I've said it.

Re: Pier 4 BeeLine thanks for passing on this information. Thanks also for all the fine photos you present on this board.

Thanks DZ for great pictures of this project.

Re: Liberty Mutual plans major Boston expansion Thanks Kz for beautiful pictures. Great color!

Re: Liberty Mutual plans major Boston expansion Thanks Nt2211 for a very nice photographic coverage of this project.

Re: Residences at Kensington Agreed. Reminds me of something you'd see at a Chinese prison.

What happens to Louis? Not that I shop there, but I've been to their restaurant Sam's a few times and I like it. Maybe Louis and Sam's move into one of the new buildings?

Re: Residences at Kensington I think the old red brick buildings in the foreground are to become either a hotel or condos. I don't think they will be torn down, but they will be "cleaned" up.

Sikh do not cover their faces only the top of their heads. Gangsters, thugs and terrorists cover their faces so as not to be recognized. My first thought when I saw this mural was that it was one of a terrorist. Post 9/11 it would be natural to assume that. The general population, myself...

I disagree. Granted NYC is wonderful in many ways, and a fun place to visit, but Boston is unique in what it was, and what it is. That being a city on a much more human scale. I think Boston has always admired many things NYC has to offer, and has tried to incorporate some of its successful...

The most astonishing aspect of the last photo above, aside from the throngs of people, is the sight of people sitting on benches in the shade! Imagine, shade on the Greenway!

Re: Gardner Museum to undertake $60 million expansion Upon entering the new structure I was impressed by the simplicity and lightness of the design. This proved to enhance the sensation of stepping back in time when entering the original building from the new entrance. The performance hall is...

Last photo looks like a Muslim in pajamas. I hope it wears away quickly.