Ink Block (Boston Herald) | 300 Harrison Avenue | South End

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Beeline, perhaps because the floor was designed to carry the loading of heavy printing presses.
 
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Is now higher than street-level at Harrison Ave.

 
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J. Derenzo must be booming. I have seen there equipment at every major project the past 2 years.
 
Re: Ink Block | Boston Herald Property Redevelopment

J. Derenzo must be booming. I have seen there equipment at every major project the past 2 years.

Didn't they buy a bunch of other companies after the big dig or something like that?
 
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Didn't they buy a bunch of other companies after the big dig or something like that?

They did very little work on the Big Dig. Site work and infrastructure work are two different games. They're very good at site work, but all the jobs you see them doing are <$4M foundation digs. So even though you see them everywhere, they could never do a large bridge, dock, highway, etc..
 
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Derenzo owns an earth disposal facility. Logistically the allows them to kill the others on price as they can take dirt from a net export site and use it as fill at another.
 
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I notice them on almost every project I walk by, or at least their jersey barriers.

Always happy since they coming straight outta Brockton.
 
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NWA made a song about them right?
 
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Is this an additional building or just a reconfiguring of one of the planned buildings?
 
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It's one of the buildings already proposed.
 
Re: Ink Block | Boston Herald Property Redevelopment

Taking a cue from rail viaducts in Manchester (UK) why not storefronts built up to the height of the overpass? Would both activate the space and make it less ambiguously permeable. I could see this being a great hub for galleries and nightlife.
 

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