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I will undertake this review. The article appears to be neutral, stable, well-referenced, and its images are in order. It is in very good shape and needs little done to qualify at GA I think.

Specific points:

  • "...to become a magnet for vandals and the homeless" Unless I misread, the cited article does not say this (though the earlier part of the sentence is substantiated).
  • "The plan was controversial as preservationists wanted the buildings preserved". Can an editor come up with a re-write that doesn't use the same word twice in the sentence?
  • "found financing by going into a partnership with real estate firm Boston Financial to finance its planned residential tower" - ditto, re financing/finance.
  • "Construction was completed later that month with finishing touches completed later in the year" - ditto re "completed"
  • I would suggest that the long-ish quote from Cotton in the last para might work as a blockquote, but see what you think.

Nothing else needs resolving for GA status. If any information is available about rents or prices, that might be good, though i don't mean 'how much is a unit there right now?' kind of info. hamiltonstone ( talk) 04:27, 13 August 2009 (UTC) reply

I believe I've addresed your concerns, but I'm unable to look for the building's price range at the moment and will have to look later. Thank you for the review. Medvedenko ( talk) 17:37, 13 August 2009 (UTC) reply
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

GA Review

Article ( | visual edit | history) · Article talk ( | history) · Watch

commencing review

I will undertake this review. The article appears to be neutral, stable, well-referenced, and its images are in order. It is in very good shape and needs little done to qualify at GA I think.

Specific points:

  • "...to become a magnet for vandals and the homeless" Unless I misread, the cited article does not say this (though the earlier part of the sentence is substantiated).
  • "The plan was controversial as preservationists wanted the buildings preserved". Can an editor come up with a re-write that doesn't use the same word twice in the sentence?
  • "found financing by going into a partnership with real estate firm Boston Financial to finance its planned residential tower" - ditto, re financing/finance.
  • "Construction was completed later that month with finishing touches completed later in the year" - ditto re "completed"
  • I would suggest that the long-ish quote from Cotton in the last para might work as a blockquote, but see what you think.

Nothing else needs resolving for GA status. If any information is available about rents or prices, that might be good, though i don't mean 'how much is a unit there right now?' kind of info. hamiltonstone ( talk) 04:27, 13 August 2009 (UTC) reply

I believe I've addresed your concerns, but I'm unable to look for the building's price range at the moment and will have to look later. Thank you for the review. Medvedenko ( talk) 17:37, 13 August 2009 (UTC) reply

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