guitarguynboston
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For your sake, we better hope this thing doesn't get built in Melbourne!
Why is that one building wearing a belt? Is the facade gonna fall down without it?
For your sake, we better hope this thing doesn't get built in Melbourne!
Why is that one building wearing a belt? Is the facade gonna fall down without it?
Assuming about here
It’ll depend on your vantage point, just like anything else. If you stand directly in front of Pierce Boston and look towards downtown, then Pierce looks taller than 1 dalton, pru, and JHT.I recall somebody saying that Winthrop Center will end up appearing shorter than MT due to the parcels' difference in height above sea level. Is anybody able to confirm whether this is true or not?
I recall somebody saying that Winthrop Center will end up appearing shorter than MT due to the parcels' difference in height above sea level. Is anybody able to confirm whether this is true or not?
I recall somebody saying that Winthrop Center will end up appearing shorter than MT due to the parcels' difference in height above sea level. Is anybody able to confirm whether this is true or not?
Yeah it was me. I looked at a elevation map of Boston and I believe Winthrop sits about 20-30 ft below MTI recall somebody saying that Winthrop Center will end up appearing shorter than MT due to the parcels' difference in height above sea level. Is anybody able to confirm whether this is true or not?
Yeah it was me. I looked at a elevation map of Boston and I believe Winthrop sits about 30-36 ft below MT
You can click on it and it will tell you the ft. When I drop the pin at Winthrop, it says it's between 70-75ft. When I drop it on MT, it's around 100-105ft. Either way, Winthrop isn't going to look noticeably higher or shorter than MT at the end of the dayI'm looking at this map and don't think it sits more than maybe 10' lower than the Hawley Street side of MT, which is where the 685' is measured from. If anything it looks like I'm comparing the 72' range to the 66' range.
Boston topographic map, elevation, terrain
Average elevation: 82 ft • Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, United States • Boston features a diverse and dynamic topography that shapes its character. The city is primarily located on the Shawmut Peninsula and encompasses a mix of coastal plains and rolling hills. Its average elevation...en-us.topographic-map.com
You can click on it and it will tell you the ft. When I drop the pin at Winthrop, it says it's between 70-75ft. When I drop it on MT, it's around 100-105ft. Either way, Winthrop isn't going to look noticeably higher or shorter than MT at the end of the day
I honestly don't know which map is right or wrong. If walking between them a lot is proof though, then well, I used to work at 211 Congress St. which requires me to walk past both MT and WT and 20-30 ft looks plausible to me, especially when the increase in elevation is very gradual, so I don't know what else to tell ya.Here's another map where it says that Winthrop is 7 meters above the water level and MT (by Hawley Street) and Winthrop is 8 meters. I walk between them a lot and am hard pressed to think it's a full 30' difference down that block.
Boston, US Flood Map: Elevation Map, Sea Level Rise Map
Boston, US Flood Map shows the map of the area which could get flooded if the water level rises to a particular elevation. Sea level rise map. Bathymetric map, ocean depth. Effect of Global Warming and Climate Change.www.floodmap.net