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I wish they would just say fuck it and build the two towers. This could have possibly been the greatest development Boston has ever seen. I don't get how anybody on planet earth can look at that proposal and be against it. This plus MT, govt garage office tower, 1 dalton, winthrop garage (accordia), would have exploded Boston into the stratosphere. In my extremely biased opinion this would have been one of the most beautiful and well balanced skylines in the entire world if all of these were done. We wouldn't have the height but we would have a beautifully human scaled skyline, the incredible waterfront, perfect balance, perfect color pallette, perfect contrast between old and new. The skyline from the harbor would blow away almost everybody but NYC and Hong Kong IMO when it comes to what just looks the best over the dick measuring contest of cheap height (dubai...everywhere pretty much at this point).
Don't forget our low rises are legendary all over the world and they make up the base of the skyline. Having those towers rising above that level of perfection we have already would have blown my mind. Especially at street level....walking around within this sea of gold we have here and looking up to see an accordia, harbor garage towers, MT, govt center......people would shit their pants immediately upon visiting here. Instead we will end up with that city through concept only of which renderings will realize what only could have been.
Don't forget our low rises are legendary all over the world and they make up the base of the skyline. Having those towers rising above that level of perfection we have already would have blown my mind. Especially at street level....walking around within this sea of gold we have here and looking up to see an accordia, harbor garage towers, MT, govt center......people would shit their pants immediately upon visiting here. Instead we will end up with that city through concept only of which renderings will realize what only could have been.