South Station Tower | South Station Air Rights | Downtown

[chrisbrat]

 

[dotdude78]

Anyone hear any word of when work will be resuming on this?

 

[Justbuildit]

It was paused only briefly and has been back underway for over two weeks. The residential section continues to rise with notable progress this month.

Work resumes at South Station Tower one week after steel beam fell hundreds of feet from upper floor

The MBTA says work has resumed at South Station Tower one week after a steel beam plummeted hundreds of feet after becoming dislodged from the upper floors of the building.

www.boston25news.com

 

[dirtywater]

It was halted a second time a little over a week ago after a fire. They are conducting a safety audit. Not sure if work has resumed after that, or when it will if it has not already.

 

[Java King]

It's so interesting how they are building the concourse arches. Some are structurally "real", and some are fake. I would have never guessed this.

 

[HenryAlan]

It's so interesting how they are building the concourse arches. Some are structurally "real", and some are fake. I would have never guessed this.

And even the real ones are being masked by fake ones to give a more soaring/graceful appearance. Definitely one of those cool construction secrets we'll be privileged to know about when the building is complete.

 

[Justbuildit]

It was halted a second time a little over a week ago after a fire. They are conducting a safety audit. Not sure if work has resumed after that, or when it will if it has not already.

Ah good point, I remember the fire but didn't know work was paused again. This morning the crane was lifting metal/scaffolding from the street level worksite, so there was some activity but not sure if it's back at full swing.

 

[DZH22]

Work continues at South Station Tower:

Work continues at the South Station Tower project after pair of safety incidents - The Boston Globe

Suffolk Construction, the company leading the 51-story project, said it voluntarily stopped work on the tower on April 9 to complete “a comprehensive safety audit” after the small fire.

www.bostonglobe.com