You walk out of Boston's esteemed art museum and within two blocks you're in a completely dead suburban subdivision. Embarrassing.the aesthetics do give off a subsidized housing vibe, the got rid of barrack style project years ago and transformed to this townhome style which is not commonly found in Boston aside from public housing. Admittedly the residents probably enjoy the new iteration but it still looks out of place.
Mission Grammar School Breaks Ground on Major Mission Hill Expansion
“Ground has been broken on a major expansion of Mission Grammar School in Boston’s Mission Hill neighborhood, launching a three-phase project that will add new facilities, renovate historic space, and ultimately deliver a new structure designed for the school’s growing student body. The initiative will begin with the construction of new residences, followed by renovations and the development of modern academic space aimed at serving more than 450 students from infancy through sixth grade……..”
Mission Grammar School Breaks Ground on Major Mission Hill Expansion
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Lol.. Was thinking the same. It's not like it's hiding mechanics. But apparently, it's going to be lit up (backlit), so I'm wondering if it's somewhat transparent (glass) and just looks like a frosted muffin top in the drawing.That's a very tasteful and well-synched up addition .......aside from the assinine cheap looking white frosting crown. Wipe that shit off (or change the color, texture or look of that crown) and you have a great project.
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It would make sense to be lit up if it was the roof top gym space with Kawneer panels or something, but from the looks of the plans its just mech space (with the gym just below).Lol.. Was thinking the same. It's not like it's hiding mechanics. But apparently, it's going to be lit up (backlit), so I'm wondering if it's somewhat transparent (glass) and just looks like a frosted muffin top in the drawing.
Developers propose 44 affordable condos and a community garden on vacant city-owned land on Mission Hill
By adamg on Sat, 09/21/2024 - 11:05am
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“A trio of developers awarded a series of unused lots owned by the city between Terrace and Parker streets on Mission Hill have filed plans for a four-story condo building with retail space on the ground floor and a community garden out back along Parker Street, next to an "urban wild" that will be formally turned into a city park.
The proposal for a 1.3-acre site at 77 Terrace St., half of which were once part of a brewery turned distillery turned plumbing supply company, the other half of which were once homes torn down by the city between the 1960s and 1980s, was submitted to the Boston Planning Department by Jonathan Garland, Dariela Villon-Maga and Kevin Maguire of Oxbow Urban, DVM consulting and JGE Development…..”
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