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Hopefully Cambridge realizes that the extra height and development brings more money and business and then more taxes and retains more talent. Maybe these towers warm them up to the idea of pushing for a much greater skyline. Id love to see some friendly competition between Cambridge and Boston. Almost the entirety of Kendall is allowed 1000ft by the FAA, the more I think of it the more Id love to see our tallest across the river like the Shard in London. It would be pretty unique for an American skyline and would look awesome. Its not gonna happen in Boston, but maybe that ends up being a good thing. Well see.
Will they go for another tall dorm on the Eastgate site after it comes down,
or possibly upscale whatever is planned?
I just dug through this whole thread, do we know what exactly is supposed to be replacing eastgate?
Something like this:
Oh. Gross. It'd be nice if they picked something that would fill in the skyline a bit better for that location. Eastgate is no architectural marvel but it's silhouette has definitely carved out a recognizable part of the skyline.
I fucking love the heatsink and for once I'm annoyed a building isn't taller.
That's what it looks like -- duh!