Development Map and Chart

[HelloBostonHi]

So this is the exact opposite of a future development chart... but check out the new Leventhal Atlasscope Mapping app! They've scanned and posted all of their maps online to show an overlay. “With AtlasScope, we identified 100 of the most important atlases within Boston and its immediate neighbors. There are atlases for all over the state, but we decided to focus on Boston property and the near suburbs and within the times where we know we have the copyright.”

Atlascope Boston · Historic urban atlases from the Norman B. Leventhal Map & Education Center

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https://charlestownbridge.com/2020/02/20/atlasscope-leventhal-map-center-creates-amazing-historic-map-tool/

Similarly, www.mapjunction.com has some incredibly detailed history of Boston

 

[HelloBostonHi]

I truly just can't think of the right thread for this so mod's move it if I'm in the wrong place, but the BPDA has finally made the BOLD map semi-public which shows what parcels the BPDA still owns and what their status is: https://gis.bostonplans.org/portal/apps/webappviewer/index.html?id=576d539561c946de9d068c85a46e139c

 

[Gunner02]

10.28.20 - Also not sure where to place this but interesting, nonetheless. Haven't seen this anywhere but I could have missed it. #bancars among most will appreciate.

City Unveils Proposed Designs for State Street in Downtown Boston

Crosswalks will be shortened, sidewalks will be expanded, and bicyclists will get an upgraded connection – including a proposed protected intersection where State Street meets the I-93 Surface Road…

mass.streetsblog.org

 

[eddy2698]

Does anybody know how many bay village/back bay/downtown crossing buildings are currently owned by developers who have yet to submit proposals for redevelopment?