Some new aerial shots of this project wrapping up. I expect the crane down soon?
Inside the donuts
#dtraerials #SeaboardPhase1
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A couple shots from ground level. I like the brick on the corners, but the ones they’re installing in the middle mass look pretty dingy. Hopefully it comes together better once it’s all done.
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It won’t.
That pool will have sun for approximately one hour a day.
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Courtyard pools are such a flawed design. When I lived at the Devon Four25, peak summer there was like 4-5 hours max of sunlight at the pool. During the fall/winter, sunlight never even makes it to the ground floor. I lived on the 1st floor of the courtyard, felt like I lived in a dungeon. Never will do a courtyard apartment again.
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On the plus side, the small pool has less potential to warm up to bathtub levels when there’s no sun on it.
It’ll be cold. I guess that’s good for lap swimmers
I live at the Elan, we have a pool like that.
It makes it useless on weekdays, but the restricted hours aren’t bad on weekends. You tend not to accidently crisp yourself.
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222 Glenwood is the worst.
I look forward to tanning there each June 21st at Noon.
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As an extraordinarily pale individual, this sounds glorious.
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Until you step foot in the pool and it never got heated up by the sun haha.
I grew up swimming in New England bodies of water. A shaded pool has nothing on that freezing Maine ocean water lol.
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Yeah, that would be a no for me! 
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Grew up in the Northeast but that Maine water is something else! 
For water, give me my hot-tub out on deck in the snow.
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Same, growing up swimming in the Pacific in NorCal. Beaches here are like a hot tub.
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Does anyone have the link to the proposal for the actual station building? If i remember the developer said they wanted to keep the building in some way right?
Poke around here in the thread: William Peace and Seaboard Station - #663 by mike
They are saving Seaboard Station!!
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