by Steve Adams | Jun 3, 2025
Developers unveiled designs for the 2 million square-foot Fenway Corners project’s Lansdowne Street phase, where a 250,000 square-foot office building will overlook Fenway Park’s Green Monster.
by Steve Adams | Mar 18, 2025
Boston neighborhood groups say The Hub on Causeway and Bulfinch Crossing projects shouldn’t set a precedent for development heights in the West End as another developer seeks to build a 40-story hotel-residential tower near North Station. And they may have found an ally in a city panel that reviews the appearance and context of new developments.
by Steve Adams | Feb 24, 2023
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu named new leadership to a board that reviews the appearance of building projects, and named three new commissioners to replace members who will depart in April.
by Steve Adams | May 1, 2022
Critics have long accused some Boston developers of switching out city-approved designs for aggressively value-engineered alternatives. A new position at the top of the city’s planning bureaucracy is expected to tackle the problem head-on.
by Steve Adams | Apr 21, 2022
Boston’s new chief of planning says active development proposals will move forward under existing guidelines before the city revamps its permitting to achieve Mayor Michelle Wu’s new goals for affordability, climate resiliency and equity.
by Banker & Tradesman | Jan 18, 2021
From new VPs to fresh project managers, see who’s been hired, promoted and honored: it’s The Personnel File.
by Steve Adams | Dec 20, 2020
Mark Pasnik looks to Boston’s bold design choices of the past for guidance shaping the future face of the city. Pasnik is the author of “Heroic: Concrete Architecture and the New Boston,” which examines the role of modernist designs in the heyday of the city’s urban renewal era.
by Steve Adams | Oct 27, 2015
Construction of a 475-unit apartment tower could kick...
by Steve Adams | Apr 9, 2015
Fallon Co.’s next phase of the Boston Fan Pier...