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People who live in glass houses can no longer dream of moving to Faneuil Hall
By adamg on Wed, 04/20/2016 - 3:58pm
Adam Castiglioni watched the demolition of the old Faneuil Hall Marketplace greenhouse, no doubt to be replaced with something that better befits our world-class tourist destination.
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Looks pretty blighted to me
Quick, someone call the BRA!
the neighborhood
glass quota was taken over by the government center T station
I just walked through there
I just walked through there on Sunday--the structure was still standing, but the fencing was in place and equipment ready to go. There were several renderings of the new replacement marketplace on the fencing. It's another glass structure, but a more modern design and more clear glass (not that 70's/80's angular glass design with dark glass). There was also signage with contact info for perspective vendors. I forget the exact wording, but remember it's alluding to wanting something more upscale.
I do believe that a Sephora
I do believe that a Sephora was bandied about for a potential business. I think that it is supposed to also be a tear shaped white and bright building.
Makes sense
Since our Founding Fathers were known for their stunning cheekbones, gorgeous spray tans, and sleek hair.
Actually the stockings,
Actually the stockings, powdered wigs, and tricorner hats were the height of fashion in the day.
Thomas Jefferson was quite the playboy.
Yes.
It looks hideous:
https://twitter.com/ConciergeBoston/status/7228291...
Especially from the angle at which they chose to render it.
Gee, I haven't been in town so long
I thought the old Feather Store was still there.