A Dutch developer that specializes in sensor-equipped office buildings is joining the development team for Massport’s 401 Congress St. parcel, where a 645,000-square-foot office tower is proposed.
Nick Iselin grew up in Philadelphia and attended Harvard University as an undergraduate and later studied at its Graduate School of Design. After starting his career in architecture, he shifted to the development side working for a variety of public and private entities, including 11 years at Intercontinental Real Estate in Boston. In 2014, he joined Lend Lease’s Boston office to head its local development projects as the Australian real estate giant expands its pipeline in the U.S. The company is set to break ground this fall on the 492-unit Clippership Wharf condominium complex on the East Boston waterfront. It’s also one of the companies that has submitted proposals to the Boston Redevelopment Authority to redevelop the Winthrop Square garage property, in a partnership with Hudson Group North America and Eagle Development Partners.
