Allyson Quinn

Allyson Quinn's projects

500 Talbot Avenue

102 - 110 Savin Hill Avenue

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Supported a comment by Evan Brinkman on 500 Talbot Avenue ^{5 years, 5 months ago}

Evan Brinkman
Some kind of beautifully landscaped, intimate green space with seating. Facing south it will get great sun. It could be a building or neighborhood amenity.

Supported a comment by Evan Brinkman on 500 Talbot Avenue ^{5 years, 5 months ago}

Evan Brinkman
Historical plaque/marker/signage/art exhibit

Supported a comment by Dottie Baxter on 500 Talbot Avenue ^{5 years, 5 months ago}

Dottie Baxter
I think community discussion is a huge help and this developer truly respects the process and values people’s input and ideas.

Supported a comment by Dottie Baxter on 500 Talbot Avenue ^{5 years, 5 months ago}

Dottie Baxter
Drawings look incredible!!

Commented on 500 Talbot Avenue ^{5 years, 5 months ago}

This developer has always been responsive to feedback, I am glad to see the use of this online platform to welcome input and engage the community. The design looks spectacular. Looking forward to the finished project.

Commented on 500 Talbot Avenue ^{5 years, 5 months ago}

Please see previous comment.

Commented on 500 Talbot Avenue ^{5 years, 5 months ago}

Given the original passive use, a church, a quiet landscaped garden area with some seating would be a reflective nod to provide a welcoming place for people to come together.

Commented on 500 Talbot Avenue ^{5 years, 5 months ago}

a small landscaped garden!

Commented on 500 Talbot Avenue ^{5 years, 5 months ago}

I think that this area has seen many types of small businesses come and go, I would love to see a staple business go in to this space that will revitalize the area in a way that is reflective of the needs of the people who live there. A small specialty grocer, or a cafe.

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Commented on 500 Talbot Avenue ^{5 years, 5 months ago}

I want to see a restaurant!

Supported a comment by Cynthia P on 102 - 110 Savin Hill Avenue ^{5 years, 10 months ago}

Cynthia P
I don't care about parking. I think we should be encouraging people to use public transportation.

Supported a comment by Kirill Shklovsky on 102 - 110 Savin Hill Avenue ^{5 years, 10 months ago}

Kirill Shklovsky
Since the location is right by the T it seems counterproductive to try to encourage more traffic and unnecessary car trips by adding a lot of parking.

Supported a comment by Cynthia P on 102 - 110 Savin Hill Avenue ^{6 years ago}

Cynthia P
In a city, and within a stone's throw of a train station and 3 car-sharing lots, there is no need for off street parking. We are not in the suburbs.

Commented on 102 - 110 Savin Hill Avenue ^{6 years ago}

Not sure that singular projects should be held accountable for district wide traffic issues.

Commented on 102 - 110 Savin Hill Avenue ^{6 years ago}

I think widening the sidewalk will add both elements of safety and design character

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Commented on 102 - 110 Savin Hill Avenue ^{6 years ago}

All of the above!!

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