https://www.hines.com/news/gemdale-...artner-on-transformational-boston-development
Here's a link to the press release on Hines website
Based on this, the building's height to the structural top will exceed Millenium Tower's height of 685 feet.The first phase of this transformational project will include the tallest building in Boston’s financial district and fourth-tallest building in Massachusetts.
From the Hines press release:
Based on this, the building's height to the structural top will exceed Millennium Tower's height of 685 feet.
I also love how pleasant the rendering makes the space in front of the Fed look. Inviting even.
Something about that render feels slightly off. I'm referring not to the design, but the actual render. I feel like they mismatched the scaling of the new tower by some small amount off of the scaling on the rest of the buildings. I don't know enough about the software in use to know whether one could make a subtle mistake like that (I'm sure one could make a massive mistake, like one can with any software, but you'd see that right away). I can't quite put my finger on it, and maybe I've just had too many cups of strong green tea today.
Could that be an image of the Federal Reserve Plaza before they reconstructed it several years ago? The original tower was designed before the plaza was redone and they may have grafted theirv rendering bonto the old image.I know that this is somewhat tangential to SST, but I'm going to postulate that the problem with the render is with the Federal Reserve. Not only does the plaza not look like that-- it's more pavers, fewer trees, and all raised up in planters-- but the footbridge suspended near the base-- the funny looking box-- is wider than it appears in real life.
A little uneasy about this one...wonder how fat it will look from the seaport.
Def need more renders