Agree - the design of 88 Seaport looks dramatically changed. Instead of 2 separate pieces (top and bottom), it now looks like they just inflect the windows a bit between the two.
That effectively kills off the garden / open area that was previously intended for the top floor of the bottom 'piece' of the building.
Also looks like some serious value engineering going on in the facade/windows of both the top and bottom pieces, separate from the middle gash.
That effectively kills off the garden / open area that was previously intended for the top floor of the bottom 'piece' of the building.
Also looks like some serious value engineering going on in the facade/windows of both the top and bottom pieces, separate from the middle gash.