I actually like the current iteration because the balconies on the left definitely resemble a sail and the windows on the right give off porthole kind of vibes.
Very true. I remember when it first opened I had hopes of it being somewhat classy, with all the different whiskeys and great beer selection, and that lasted all of 6 months before devolving into a post-college douchefest. There was Seaport Bar & Grill which was geriatric but at times fun for drunken karaoke. I don't miss those places though as I'll take a more evolved, though anodyne, developed Seaport.
It is so expensive to do this.
I agree except for the big white mechanical box facing the water (right side of the third picture). That feels undeveloped compared to the rest of it. I know we need mechanical spaces but given where it is, it can't just blend in. I'm hoping something more happens there with landscaping or something.
The big test with all the accent lighting is whether the property managers actually keep up with maintaining it. Accent lighting looks really shoddy if it is only partially functional. Time will tell whether these buildings are well enough maintained to prevent that.
Spectacular execution and materials! Harborwalk finishes are superb.
