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Academic_Guava_4190 t1_j6e0i0g wrote

Idk looks similar to the Amazon being built in Revere right now so not sure if that is really all that newsworthy.

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milespeeingyourpants t1_j6e0t5g wrote

No idea how that works. Recently there was a story about Amazon closing facilities in the Worcester area. The story conveniently left out that they were building larger ones on 146 in Uxbrige and another in Marlboro.

Another clue is if they are transitioning the closest intersection into a roundabout. Easier for the Amazon trucks to navigate those.

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Disastrous-Ticket-62 t1_j6e6hu6 wrote

Any prefabed concrete building like that is either Amazon or another big box distributor

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BobQuasit OP t1_j6eafp1 wrote

The closest major section is a roundabout, sort of. It links Route 1 and 95.

I drove by the place again about an hour ago, and it's a few minutes south of the Foxborough town line. It's at least three or four stories tall, and there are large windows along the ground floor level, many of them arched. That doesn't fit with it being a warehouse, a Costco, a BJ's, or a Sam's Club. Nor does it fit with being a mall! Not that I would expect anyone to be building a mall these days, what with the retail apocalypse and the Emerald Mall (and most others) going down the drain!

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BobQuasit OP t1_j6eax72 wrote

Do Amazon facilities have large ground-level windows? I picture them as being more like fortresses to protect Jeff Bezos's wealth against a possible uprising of the peasantry. And why would you have windows in such a place? You don't want people looking in to see workers urinating into bottles and being crushed by robotic machinery, and you certainly don't want the workers to get a glimpse of freedom outside.

Seriously, none of it makes sense to me. There's no parking garage going up nearby or anything like that.

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BobQuasit OP t1_j6ebr8l wrote

Good idea! But that still doesn't jibe with large windows on the ground floor. I'm pretty sure that movie studios wouldn't want natural light coming in. Also, I'd be frankly amazed if that large a movie studio came into Massachusetts.

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BobQuasit OP t1_j6ef16q wrote

The windows were on the other side, the southern side. I don't normally go that way, but I'll try to get some photos next time. At least some of them had arched tops. I was driving so I didn't get a really good look, but they really looked like large windows, not garage bays.

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