ISQ3 | 22 Drydock Avenue | Seaport

jklo said:
People def overestimate what can be done there given the proxmimity to Logan and maybe even zoning. That building has to be close to the FAA limits.
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Height =/= a good project. This is bad urbanism--the site plan is weird and there is way too much surface area devoted to loading. Even in the marine park, which is industrial, it could be way better
 
As of 11/16/23 Demo completed and site prep well underway.
 

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As of 12/24/23
 

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Looks like they are doing remediation of an underground tank or similar.
 

Pedestrian Bridge Proposed at ISQ Development in Seaport​

“As ISQ3 at 22 Drydock approaches vertical construction, the development team has identified an opportunity to address a critical operational need for the building and its future tenants, one that will support the ongoing operations at ISQ2. A notice of project change has been filed to construct a pedestrian bridge connecting ISQ3 with ISQ2, over the Northern Avenue right-of-way…….”


isq bridge


https://www.bldup.com/posts/pedestrian-bridge-proposed-at-isq-development-in-seaport
 
As of 9/28.
 

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nice shots, beeline! did you happen to see if the South Boston Innovation Campus parcel has a fully developed "park" and parking lot at this point?
 
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