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Curtain wall construction has begun on what will become the world’s largest passive house office building, marking an important milestone in the drive to give Boston an iconic and environmentally friendly new skyscraper that could help the city meet its carbon-free mandate by midcentury. ...
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As the downtown office market stalls in Boston, new towers still rise By Tim Logan Globe Staff,Updated April 17, 2021, 2 hours ago Email to a Friend The overhaul of One Post Office Square is among four ongoing projects that will add about 3.3 million square feet of office space to the heart of downtown Boston.David L Ryan/Globe Staff Downtown Boston hasnât had this much empty office space in years, even as construction hums along on some of the biggest towers the city has seen in decades. Thatâs raising questions about who will lease all these high-rises when theyâre finished.