We built upon the hospitality-driven amenities that Fairfield Commons has to offer to create a modern living concept that appeals to all residents, whether they are young professionals, families planting roots in the Somerset community, or empty nesters seeking the convenience of the greater neighborhood. This project is adaptable to all.
After leasing 25,000 square feet in a vertical addition to 22 Boston Wharf Road, Duck Creek Technologies hired architects SGA to design interior spaces that reflect the company’s brand and vision.
Boston-based architectural and design firm Arrowstreet was recently named recipient of the Cambridge Historical Commission Preservation award for its work on 139 Main St.
The Revolution Hotel was recognized by the Massachusetts Historical Commission at the group’s 41st annual preservation awards held in May in three categories: adaptive reuse project, the Mayor Thomas Menino Legacy award and a People’s Choice award.
The next occupant of the former Crown Cork & Seal manufacturing plant in Lawrence will invest over $30 million in building improvements to accommodate a pair of industrial laundries employing 350 people.
Located in the Boott Mill complex, the 10,000-square-foot academic center – an adaptive reuse project – contains a wet lab, microbiology lab and demonstration and analytic lab.
A renovation and addition project by Nauset Construction has created four floors of office space and a three-story Japanese restaurant at 150 State St. in downtown Boston.
DPS Group and Hodess Cleanroom Construction have completed a cell therapy manufacturing facility for Mustang Bio at UMass Medicine Science Park in Worcester.
Studio Allston, a boutique hotel in Allston, has completed five new suites designed as immersive works of art.
The owners of One Beacon St. have begun construction of an enhanced lobby including an extension of the front of the building toward Beacon Street.
Dyer Brown has completed a new 10,800-square-foot office for Partners Capital Investment Group, an outsourced investment group which advises $24 billion in portfolios for endowments, foundations and high-net-worth family offices.
Thanks to the combination of the rooftop solar technology and energy-efficient mechanical design, the overall grid energy required to power the arena will be less than half of what it would take to power a building of a similar size.
Shepley Bulfinch has an award-winning history of design innovation and passion to tackle complex projects with pioneering vision and boundless creativity. The exemplary designs for the Pagliuca Harvard Life Lab embody our commitment to designing beyond what’s expected.
Three tenants have committed to occupy space at 399 Binney St., a 164,000-square-foot speculative lab building being developed by Alexandria Real Estate Equities in Cambridge’s Kendall Square.
The Incubator at Sasaki is a new 5,000-square-foot flexible research studio and shared workspace at Sasaki’s Watertown headquarters.
699 Boylston is the first building in Back Bay to achieve Platinum Wired Certification, the highest rating for connectivity in office properties.
The company’s executives needed their new headquarters to make a powerful statement about who they are, along with budget-savvy, strategic workplace setup that empowers True Fit’s team as it leaves visitors with a lasting positive impression.
WBUR has broken ground on CitySpace, a new ground-floor convening space at its Commonwealth Avenue headquarters on the Boston-Brookline border. The facility will host debates, lectures, films, musical performances and radio broadcasts.
Burlington-based developer Nordblom Co. has filed plans to redevelop the Boston Globe’s former 16-acre property in Dorchester as “The BEAT (Boston Exchange for Accelerated Technology),” reconfiguring the 695,000-square-foot building as a multitenant space for the tech, life science and advanced manufacturing sectors.
Cengage has experienced significant growth since moving our headquarters to Boston in 2014. The region’s pool of the best and brightest tech talent has enabled our company to embrace new innovations that support students. The amenities, dynamic nature of the neighborhood and unobstructed views of the Boston Harbor will fuel our momentum, while inspiring current and future employees to think big, embrace the unknown and accelerate new ways of learning.
