255 Grand Street

The tallest part of the building from the corner of Grand and Marin


The western end of the building


Brick and glass along Grand Street



From Grove Street, the tower rises over brownstones

255 Grand Street

An overview of the project from Grand Street looking south towards Gulls Cove


The western side of the building.


The low rise section of the building along Grand Street



The meeting of the low rise segment and the taller section of the tower.


The corner of Marin and Grand


Windows are being installed at the lower levels at the corner of Grand and Marin




Looking south down Marin Blvd towards Gulls Cove and the light rail station.

225 Grand Street Bricked

The first of bit of facade is going up on this Grand Street rental tower; the Marin Boulevard side of the tower is getting covered with goldenrod bricking.



So far it seems the tower will have a set back on the Grand Street elevation.




Gulls Cove looms behind the new tower as the construction crane sits off to one side.

April Showers Bring Grand Street Tower

The Grand Street Tower should have reached its full height. The center of the structure is still empty, but will likely be filled in as construction continues.






The South side of the tower, with a street shared with Gulls Cove


From Liberty Harbor North with Gulls Cove on the Right

The tower looking east from Bright Street

The Two towers from the light rail tracks

255 Grand Street

255 Grand Street continues to rise at a rapid rate. The New York Times mentions that the tower will top out at 15 stories.

255 Grand Street

Below, the south side of the tower, with Gulls Cove behind the photographer.





Looking North towards the rest of the city:


The center of the building, from Grand Street:

255 Grand Street

The new tower rising on the corner of Grand Street and Marin Blvd, just north of Gull's Cove has made some remarkable progress, adding two floors and extending the base around the property. The most remarkable thing about this building is how it illustrates the height variation along Marin Blvd. The foundation wall rises dramatically as it approaches Grand Street.