I think you might be confusing the view with this:
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I certainly was! Sorry I didn't bother to click on the Google link DZH supplied.
Like DZH, I've walked through that very narrow passageway separating 133 Federal from 155 High/10 High and 100 Summer many many times. In normal times, on hot summer afternoons, it's a delight--133 Federal Plaza will be filled with lunchers, with its fountain blasting--and so will 100 Summer St. Plaza.
And, its zig-zag nature reinforces how wonderfully non-gridiron, non-rectilinear Boston can be. Even its mightiest Downtown office towers had to conform to the layout constrains imposed by the "cow paths" (even if they weren't cow paths) from colonial days, in order to get built.
As the saying goes...