Love the family resemblance between the Alcott and the Sudbury in this shot. The way they both echo and contrast each other's appearance is like they're cousins.
I'm guessing it was done this way so they could keep the parking money flowing during construction. Just a guess. I don't even know if the garage is technically still open right now....I wonder if it would have made more sense to just demolish the whole thing and start fresh....
It's not new construction, it's just a remodel! Barely need any permits for that! /sI wonder how much money theyre really going to save in the end by demolishing the upper 2 floors of the garage, building a new roof deck, demolishing the overhang, building a new rear entrance, scooping out a corner to build the sudbury, building 1 congress next to and within the other side, building the 2nd residential towerin another corner, wrapping a whole new facade on the exterior and adding retail and housing. I wonder if it would have made more sense to just demolish the whole thing and start fresh.
Anyways cant wait for the overhang demo and 2nd residential tower.
This is going to be a spectacular front row seat to this building and the midrise fronting the greenway in just over a year.
The composition of that first shot...WOW!