Wrapping up... the tower's BMU is working to fill in missing facade panels. On the skyline:

This project is actually fairly close to completion. However, it does represent the final building of Boston's Prudential Center- a massive development that has been in the works for over 50 years. This project is certified LEED Platinum and includes wind turbines in the extensive crown. The...

Millennium Tower: beautiful in all types of weather. Difficult to see here, but the top of this subway headhouse is being converted into a bleacher-like set of stairs (a la Times Square) With the attached Burnham Building in the foreground: I'm just really fond of this building's crown

Finishing up. Steel for the rooftop mechanicals is complete- all that's left is to button this one up and complete the interiors. Views from near and far: From Beacon Hill: Facade details: Garage details:

Hi Marcanadian, I think you're right. I think I was reading a bit too much into the press release I attached in my last post, suggesting a 9-storey podium across the board. 29 for the office and 43 for the residential seem more reasonable in retrospect.

Groundbreaking today! That means HQ renderings galore. This is such an exciting project. We also have a rename- this development is now known as "The Hub on Causeway" So: Boston | The Hub on Causeway | 183m | 30s | 152m | 47s | Boston Properties | Gensler Still don't have exact height...

Boston 888 Boylston | 94m | 17s | Boston Properties | FXFOWLE The project will be targeting LEED Platinum. Roof height is 242 feet/74m, but there is a significant rooftop element, including wind turbines, that bring the full height to 307 feet/94m. This is the final project in the Prudential...

The crane is disassembled! The pictures are from a little before that event. Major remaining work includes installation of some missing facade panels, interiors, and the completion of the new headhouse/entrance to Downtown Crossing station.

Groundbreaking this Wednesday for Phase 1! There have also been some substantial design updates for the office tower. I will post HQ renderings when they become available- all I have currently are blurry photo of slides from the design meeting. Here's the most recent HQ (now outdated)...

That sheet is new to me- good find and thank you for the correction!

This project will be completed in several phases. Phase 1 was approved last night and as such I would suggest renaming this topic so that it is exclusive for this phase. For example: Boston | One Congress Street, Phase 1 | 161m | 146m | 47s | 47s | Pelli Clarke Pelli Both towers will be taller...

It's spectacular. We Bostonians have been waiting for the completion of this project for a long time.

Had to chance to see this up close several days ago. It's beautiful. I can't wait to see its big brother in a couple of years.

Crane removal is almost complete! This is standing by itself on the skyline now and it looks great. (Slightly older photo)

Cladding is basically complete. One construction lift is already down, and the crane is in the process of coming down. Looking forward to better shots in better weather...

Balconies in Boston are a rarity. This project does have some, in fact, but only on upper levels. They are still being installed. Millennium Tower and 1 Dalton will also have balconies, but also only on upper levels.

This is structurally topped off (crown and mechanical steel is still being installed) and facade installation is continuing. This pedestrian passageway abuts directly against North Station and will include retail IIRC.