Full Floors of Fun at Boston Towers
Hundreds of millions of dollars of renovation and repositioning projects planned downtown could leave Boston’s best office towers stronger than ever despite office market upheaval.
This Month in History: The End of the ‘Plywood Palace’
Boston’s most iconic skyscraper had an inauspicious beginning when design flaws in its mirrored glass facade caused 500-pound panels to crack and crash to the sidewalk below from 1971 to 1973.
Henry Cobb, Who Defined Boston Skyline, Dies
Henry N. Cobb, the groundbreaking architect and longtime collaborator with visionary designer I.M. Pei who crafted Boston’s most iconic tower, died yesterday at 93.
First Marblehead Moving To Back Bay Tower
First Marblehead Corp. will relocate from 1 Cabot Road in Medford to 200 Clarendon St., the former Hancock Tower in Boston’s Back Bay, this summer after signing a long-term lease for 32,198 square feet.
Boston Properties Pays Off Mortgage On Former Hancock Tower
Boston Properties has spent $667.4 million to retire...
A New Hancock Tower On The Way In Boston
The Boston Redevelopment Authority has approved a...
Hancock Tower Name Is Officially History
Goodbye, Hancock Tower. How does 200 Clarendon St....
