The St Regis Residences (former Whiskey Priest site) | 150 Seaport Blvd | Seaport

stellarfun · Jul 5, 2020

I don't think it is in anybody's (developer / lender) interest to stop work on this until the foundation and related sub-grade work is done, and the project reaches street grade. All the work being done now is value added. Pause / stop at this point risks value being lost to the sea.

BeeLine · Jul 13, 2020

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cjbski · Jul 14, 2020

Does this appear to be making progress? I can't really tell anymore.

Gunner02 · Jul 14, 2020

7.14.20 - From bow and aft stern of Spirit

George_Apley · Jul 14, 2020

So there are indeed still workers on site.

BeeLine · Jul 16, 2020

Looks like the slurry rigs and equipment are being dismantiled.

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jl326 · Jul 16, 2020

BeeLine said:
Looks like the slurry rigs and equipment are being dismantiled.

Umm.. I didn't think they were done with that yet? Is this a bad sign??

stefal · Jul 17, 2020

jl326 said:
Umm.. I didn't think they were done with that yet? Is this a bad sign??

What makes you think they weren't done yet? The rig's been on site since late Sep/early October, minus the few months of downtime that doesn't seem so quick..

Vivanna · Jul 17, 2020

jl326 said:
Umm.. I didn't think they were done with that yet? Is this a bad sign??

Slurry wall complete is a great sign, will be nice to see this one start to rise!

jl326 · Jul 17, 2020

stefal said:
What makes you think they weren't done yet? The rig's been on site since late Sep/early October, minus the few months of downtime that doesn't seem so quick..

I'm glad that it seems I am wrong. I'll probably just remove my comment. Knee-jerk reaction.

BeeLine · Jul 25, 2020

Look to be moving barges around and as you can see most of the slurry rigs have been removed.

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BeeLine · Aug 1, 2020

More of the slurry equipment being removed.

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BeeLine · Aug 14, 2020

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Gunner02 · Aug 15, 2020

They are building out the boardwalk/harborwalk in between WTC and Pier 4/St Regis. They drove pylons yesterday and today and you can see framing already taking form.

Builder · Aug 18, 2020

Cap beam is slated to start next week. Then they have to excavate down roughly 50’ And install earth support. It’s going to be a while before this one pokes its head up above ground.

BeeLine · Aug 18, 2020

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Vivanna · Aug 20, 2020

Update today:

https://www.bldup.com/posts/foundation-slurry-wall-complete-for-the-st-regis-residences-boston

The St. Regis Residences, Boston has achieved a significant construction milestone with the completion of the foundation slurry wall. The Foundation walls and load-bearing columns are comprised of 10,500 cubic yards and driven into bedrock reaching as deep as 168 feet. Now mass excavation is underway with the project team looking to complete construction of the below-grade parking and go vertical by early 2021. When complete, the glass tower will offer 114 luxury condominiums each featuring majestic views, stylish finishes, and elegant living spaces for relaxing or entertaining.