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oLocation: Kneeland and Albany Streets oHeight: 800 feet oFloors: 67 oThe skyscraper will be built on the 10 acres of land freed up by the Big Dig, near Chinatown. It will hold offices, condos and apartments, a hotel, and shops, according to Emporis.Goody, Clancy, & Associates


By Sam Costanzo / Boston.com correspondent


Location: Kneeland and Albany streets


Height: 800 feet


Floors: 67


This skyscraper will be built on the 10 acres of land freed up by the Big Dig, near Chinatown. It will hold offices, condos and apartments, a hotel, and shops, according to Emporis.










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