If anyone from the BRA or a developer is reading this right now, please allow an art deco inspired 1920's type building, almost like they did with liberty mutual in the back bay, to be built in a prominent location in the seaport. The same way that liberty mutual gave the back bay that class upgrade and the old school feel to mix in with the newer back bay skyscrapers, if the seaport could get a short (obviously) but slim tower to keep the proportions, building, say on the edge of the fort point neighborhood to blend with all of those brick buildings it would help the area ten fold. If we dont do things like that this area could have a dubai type of feel(obviously not height wise) but when you build a ton of the same type of buildings as in all glass or all precast, you get a bland feeling from the area instead of the feeling that it is an organic area that has grown over time and gone through many different time periods and styles. We need a few liberty mutual type buildings here, because some buildings like that surrounded by newer looking glass buildings makes for a very pristine skyline, thank god for 315 on A because that building added some diversity and went perfect with the brick around it.
Amen. And throwing an interesting crown or spire or something on the hat wouldn't kill anyone either. It really is the land of the box down there right now.