people who love towers should focus on another city
In that case, see ya!
people who love towers should focus on another city........ boston is a stumptropolis.
This is a tremendous development site,” said Debra Gould,executive director at Cushman & Wakefield. “When you can put those buildings together and go to the city and request more FAR (floor area ratio),this is very significant. Whoever buys it would hope they will able to put a significant block of space together between these four building that are not very tall.”
The four contiguous properties include: 82 Devonshire/35 Congress St., 68 Devonshire St., 15 Congress St., 19 Congress St. and a 2,116-square-foot parcel at 54 Devonshire St. which have a total assessed value of more than $50 million, according to city records.
computer from 1984 to operate in the global financial marketplace today
That's a bit silly. Humans are humans still. We haven't changed radically since 1984, and pre-war designers certainly knew how to create spaces for humans.
Why do you think developers build what they do? Because enough people want to buy it.