Our study of Boston’s One Lincoln and a successful conversion of a similar New York City office building show underutilized office towers can, in fact, become viable and vibrant housing.
Two new Allston-Brighton projects are betting that good design can make good neighbors of musicians and apartments. Here’s why.
For many towns and cities, issues like rising seas and extreme weather are new issues with a steep learning curve. They need help to integrate these issues with traditional planning concerns.
A new SJC ruling says the time limits for when architects’ clients can sue over design defects can be contractually negotiated.
Hemmed in on all sides, 10 World Trade Center is a monument to creative design on a cramped parcel that conflicts with an MBTA tunnel below and airplane landing paths above.
Dismal, with a side order of jittery buyers: That’s the state of the spring real estate market as it limps towards an inglorious finish.
Resident move-ins began this month at The Procopio Companies’ latest multifamily project, Amara in downtown Beverly.
With Mary Dean now at the helm, Clinton Savings Bank is leaning on its community bona fides to find growth and the next generation of depositors and borrowers.
You have just taken a new listing and plan to market it directly to consumers in print, on the web and on social media. Almost no one, however, has a game plan to market to other agents.
Multifamily has become the almost last asset class standing when it comes to ground-up commercial development in Massachusetts, and banks are increasing their involvement in the sector accordingly.
Housing alone isn’t sufficient; it must be integrated into the social and civic fabric of a town. That’s where designers can help do more than build housing: they can help build community.
Building owners take note: the Boston Society for Architecture is looking for a new home, and Danyson Tavares is leading its search for a high-profile space to serve as a hub of the design world.
Construction of a new pedestrian bridge will link two Vertex Pharmaceuticals research buildings in Boston’s Raymond L. Flynn Marine Park while providing flexibility for future demolition.
Josh Kraft is spotlighting Boston’s struggle to accelerate housing development in his campaign to unseat incumbent Mayor Michelle Wu.
Housing advocates are hopeful a new state law could be the start of a meaningful, if small contribution to fixing the state’s housing shortage, but challenges loom.
