and how Boylston looked 15 years ago.
You've gotta be out of your mind.
and how Boylston looked 15 years ago.
With jass on this one. After awhile the bright lights just highlight the dirtiness. I tend to think of it like this, how nice would your local dive bar look at 1am with the lights shining bright?You've gotta be out of your mind.
With jass on this one. After awhile the bright lights just highlight the dirtiness. I tend to think of it like this, how nice would your local dive bar look at 1am with the lights shining bright?
With jass on this one. After awhile the bright lights just highlight the dirtiness. I tend to think of it like this, how nice would your local dive bar look at 1am with the lights shining bright?
I do have a lot of nostalgia for the old North Station above ground Green Line complex, but aside from that, such atmospherics don't really fit modern, effective transportation systems.I'll keep my gritty, noir stations in movies. Bring on the LEDs.
I remember when the old lighting on the center platform was brand new. The T never replaces a burnt out bulb. Instead they replace the fixture.
With LEDs, you inherently replace the fixture...
Put me on team anti-light.
I like dim stations, like the DC Metro, and how Boylston looked 15 years ago.
DC Metro has had bright LED lights installed at a lot of stations recently.
Of course it's a much cleaner system to begin with.