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WTC2 – I think they coulda done a lot better

New designs for Towers 2, 3, and 4 at the World Trade Center site were unveiled on Thursday morning. Each is designed by a renowned architect — Norman Foster, Richard Rogers and Fumihiko Maki. All three could be completed within the next six years. And, in my...

In Boston there’s enough brick to please just about anyone

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My idea of beautiful

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That is a great building. San Francisco is changing, and what’s going on is relevant to us, here, in Boston (to a certain extent). SF’s downtown area, long dead and empty after 5:00 PM, is becoming more lively, as residential high-rises are built, bringing...

If your condo looked like this, you could charge $1,000/SF, too!

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Beautiful condo profiled in this weekend’s Sunday New York Times “Sketch Pad”. The property is already on the market for $649,000. It is 600 square feet, has two bedrooms (where???), one bathroom, and a great terrace. So, they asked an architect to...

A new home built of posts and beams (and steel) rises

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I’m glad I was able to read this story – it’s kind of cool. The house that the Central Artery built: Big Dig engineer turns highway refuse into a striking home for his family – By Robert Campbell, The Boston Globe Local engineer Paul Pedini...

Fifteen Best Skylines in the WORLD!

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Using I-don’t-know-what criteria, a critic has rated the fifteen best skylines in the world. Boston, for whatever reason, was ignored; I tend to think it was an oversight, or perhaps the author is just waiting for our own 1,000-foot tower to be built? Number One...