Just to be clear - this was a losing bid.
https://handelarchitects.com/project/parcel-a2
It does a nice job, however, of showing some of the context with current designs.
For the record, here's Sasaki's page for the winning design:
http://www.sasaki.com/project/478/401-congress-street/
BTW, there's more info coming later this month (though to a select few...)
http://buildingcongress.org/events/details/parcel-a2-seaport-development-45
Finally a perspective that makes sense. Disappointing that it's not using the optional air-right above the pike onramp.
^Thanks, and now we're finally seeing the spatial-orienting shot I'd craved when Sasaki's design was first revealed:
Its pretty nice and definitely unique. So it looks like the spiral staircase in the lobby brings you up to wtc ave, nice touch. Then the first floor of the lobby has an exit that leads to a bridge over the enter/exit ramps at the triangle parcel next door. Whats going there again a community center? Its great that its being developed thats a very restrictive parcel with only a couple of feet between ramps for an entrance. Thats awesome that its going to be developed and it wont just be a grass triangle forever.
Interior
OK FWIW that Hipster Juice Barista is my new favorite Scalie ever.