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Life-sciences development in Boston not completely dead; conversion of a bit of office space in the Leather District proposed

A developer has filed plans to convert four floors at 60 South St., in the Leather District near South Station, for use as Level 2 life-sciences labs.

In its filing with the Boston Planning Department, Nan Fung Life Sciences Real Estate, says the change at the building, also known as 2 Financial Center, will require beefier HVAC systems on the roof of the 12-story building - and a new roof deck on which to put the heavier equipment.

Still, in a measure of how much the local life-sciences development market has cooled, the proposal calls for changing just 21,535 square feet of office space for the new use, in a city where, even just last year, developers were proposing large new life-sciences buildings in numerous neighboroods.

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Does anyone know what's inside the State Street Bank skyscraper recently built at Gov. Center? Besides the obvious entity in big letters at top of the structure? It's quite something.

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This is simply ridiculous!

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I worked at this building for several years. Uncle Peat’s must be downsizing quite a bit since we had all of the floors…

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And there goes the cool roof deck for receptions or just hiding from tax forms on deadline days

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