BERDO Nudges Developers Toward Sustainability
The all-electric approach is often not only sound environmentally but also a good marketing approach, with sustainability increasingly important to younger buyers and tenants.
Architects to Design Office-to-Classrooms Conversions in Marlborough
A Boston architectural firm’s latest educational sector project includes renovations and a new building at a Marlborough charter school.
Personnel File – No. 266
From new VPs to fresh project managers, see who’s been hired, promoted and honored: it’s The Personnel File.
Personnel File
From new VPs to fresh project managers, see who’s been hired, promoted and honored: it’s The Personnel File.
Adapting Architecture for Contemporary Conditions
Adapting historic structures to 21st century real estate needs is a big part of Özge Diler Himes’ role at Boston-based Finegold Alexander Architects, where she’s working on options for interior renovations to The First Church of Christ, Scientist in Boston.
Outside the Building Envelope, Innovation Abounds
Even after the pandemic ends, most predict that demand for outdoor space, even if it’s only a sliver, will remain a high priority for many urban tenants concerned about their health and general well-being.
Boutique Extended Stay Hotel Pitched for Central Square
A boutique Greater Boston developer plans to reboot a landmark Cambridge building into a 46,300-square foot mixed-use project including an extended stay hotel.
Personnel File
Architects, bankers, builders developers and real estate agents all made big career moves in recent weeks. See who’s been promoted and hired in this week’s Personnel File.
Personnel File
In this week’s roundup, banks and architectures firms promote and hire more talent.
Boulevard Condos Set to Open in August
The Boulevard, the first residential building to be constructed along Boston’s Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy Greenway since the dismantling of the elevated Central Artery, is on track for completion in August.
Building On A Solid Foundation
Rebecca Berry was recently elected president of Boston-based Finegold Alexander Architects, a firm that has carved out a niche in preservation and adaptive reuse projects over five decades. A triple-MIT graduate, Berry served as a construction supervisor with Americorps, building homes in Georgia, Alabama, Romania and Hungary.
Blame It On Rio: Olympics Slow Construction Of Greenway Condo Tower
Blame the 2016 Summer Olympic Games for a slowdown in construction of Boulevard, a $58.7 million luxury condo tower bordering the Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy Greenway in Boston.
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