Winthrop Center | 115 Winthrop Square | Financial District

[Pheldy34]

 

[chrisbrat]

 

[beck4537]

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Where was this taken from?

 

[JumboBuc]

Where was this taken from?

Looks like 101 Arch. I'm guessing maybe the 15th floor?

 

[stick n move]

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Now thats a great progress pic. Really gives you a good idea of exactly where this is in the build thats hard to see from other angles… especially with how blocked in this tower is.

 

[Pheldy34]

Looks like 101 Arch. I'm guessing maybe the 15th floor?

14th Floor

 

[king_vibe]

18 more stories to go? 19?

 

[kz1000ps]

 

[Boston02124]

 

[lynqueezy]

 

[RandomWalk]

Some day Uno Due Go will get redeveloped into a less oppressive building.

 

[statler]

I know it's been 10+ years, but I still think of that building as CVS

 

[DZH22]

I know it's been 10+ years, but I still think of that building as CVS

When I started working in the area in 2006, the CVS was across the street, and still is. It used to be where UDG is? It's been over 15 years for sure.

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Edit: This tower's older brother makes a really cool appearance in the view above. Here it is zoomed in.

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[taketern]

11/11

Boylston St.

 

[shmessy]

Anyone want a case of vertigo?

 

[RandomWalk]

I am amused that they chose to wear high-viz vests, but no other protective gear.

 

[kz1000ps]

Not that I have *any* experience with or condone this type of behavior, but I may have observed over the years that most construction sites are laughably easy to breach, if one were so inclined

 

[areiss]

 

[tobyjug]

Not that I have *any* experience with or condone this type of behavior, but I may have observed over the years that most construction sites are laughably easy to breach, if one were so inclined

Hard hat
Clip board
Jacket and tie

 

[Vivanna]

Is there a cap on how fast it can rise based on curing times for the floors below? Yes, they have all of the additional, temporary supports, but I wonder if that caps the speed in which recently poured floors can take on the stress of x# additional floors above?

These buildings typically remove the temp supports once there are 4 or 5 additional floors poured above, so about a month later when the concrete's pretty much fully cured.