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This is gorgeous. Boston and SF are tied for my second favorite cities, closely followed by DC and Chicago.
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man, the Boston skyline is missing that 1000-foot Renzo tower hard... that flattop skyline is NOT the look
I’d be happy with an 800 footer at the least anyway(in that area). That alone would make Boston’s skyline a major contender.
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10/10 We now think the taller one is going 611'. Upper fins are almost done.

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This one is turning out very nicely. Love the subtle variation in the glass through those curves. They could've gone much more gimmicky with heavier variations, but this looks a lot better. Kind of flying under the radar. This is one of the better towers going up in the country at the moment in my opinion.
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Old Posted Dec 11, 2021, 8:30 PM
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Note that the taller one is 611' to the top of the crown.

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Peaking out from behind the new Hub on Causeway towers at North Station.

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I love it, love it, love it!
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That whole north end of the skyline has really bulked up over the last several years. And good to see some variety of designs. I like both towers in this development, but especially the office tower.
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Yeah Boston. Definitely one of the skylines I want bulked up the most. Along with LA and Atlanta.
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Yeah Boston. Definitely one of the skylines I want bulked up the most. Along with LA and Atlanta.
Throw Dallas and Houston in there, and maybe Phoenix (please God)
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I want every skyline to be bulky
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I want every skyline to be bulky
True. Just trying to keep my faves down to three. Easier to come true.

Anyone think Boston will get at least one 800+ footer in downtown by 2030?
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2/11 from East Boston









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Great shots!!!
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Some recent shots by me. It's 611' to top of fin.

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Love it. Liking all the development on the northern end of downtown.
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Old Posted May 30, 2022, 12:36 AM
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This building is really exceptional.

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Interesting. Doesn’t signage usually go up last?
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Beautiful!!!
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