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I'd like to see a view of what it looks like inside looking out through those fins.

I'm glad that it's being built, but it's really...boring. I wish they would have had some varying mullion sizes at select areas or different glazing patterns. Its just all one spacing and size all the way up the facade.

The real Millennium Tower

I found a typical plan, it's a fairly large core.

Perhaps it is the perspective, but that tower floor plate seems so small compared to the core.

Poking up from across the channel.

As long as it is sealed at the perimeter the argon will still perform, whether horizontal or vertical. The issue I can see is the transition where it changes from horizontal to vertical. I'm not sure how that butt joint would be addressed, but I would guess that it would just be a high strength...

I'm very interested in how this will ultimately be detailed out. What material is separating the two window systems? How can this be flashed without looking sloppy? I get why they need the new windows for the program, but this is very odd to me. I'm a bit surprised it was approved by the...

Thanks, I love content like this.

It seems like it will be similar to the raised "boardwalk" that currently exists on the opposite side of the park. It's actually a really nice space where I sometimes go sit at lunch in the warmer months. It's always packed so the added seating will be used.

Those monthly HOA fee's, YIKES

I know it's not directly off of mass transit, but the Seaport has a number of bar/restaurant/activity concepts now. How affordable and family friendly they are is debatable, but there is a bowling alley, dart club, ping bong bar and now mini golf. It's pretty fun.

That definitely looks a lot better than the previous iteration, but it's pretty disappointing that there is nothing but a blank white wall at the ground level on a fairly busy corner. I'm surprised Cambridge allowed this.

It's going to be interesting how those two systems will meet at the corner.

The Alamo Draft House is actually going into the former Icon theater in the Seaport. They have a big "coming soon" banner in the window now.

They ordered too much curtainwall and said "F-it, throw it up there"

Maybe it's in another thread that I have not seen, but is there a plan for the old Lechmere triangle shaped site?

Losing Ricky's Flower Market will be rough. I know it's an old gas station and rickety old brick building, but it's quirky. I'm a fan of adding density in Union Square, it needs it, and so many of the old crappy one story spaces on Somerville Ave need to be replaced, but I wish the new buildings...

Union Square is really conflicting. There are so many varied scales adjacent to each other, it doesn't know what it wants to be.

On my walk to the T this morning, I noticed that there is a Tasty Burger going into a storefront on Prospect St in Central Square.