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The transformation of CambridgeSide’s new food hall continues with this month’s opening of two new venues.
The transformation of CambridgeSide’s new food hall continues with this month’s opening of two new venues.
Development approval for 218 apartments on a vacant Mission Hill property hit a delay last night as Boston officials reacted to opposition from neighborhood residents.
As college classmates-turned-co-founders of Dorchester’s RODE Architects, Eric Robinson and Kevin Deabler have carved out a niche designing mid-sized projects in Boston’s neighborhoods.
The developer of a 40-unit northern Dorchester apartment building completed in 2021 wants city approval to build a sibling next door.
RODE Architects acquired a South End-based design firm to support its strategy of expanding its workplace, hospitality and retail practices.
A South Boston developer has unveiled plans for an apartment building a stone’s throw away from several planned developments in line to radically shape an industrial corner of the neighborhood.
The first housing permitted under the city of Cambridge’s affordable housing density bonus program celebrated its groundbreaking last week next to North Cambridge’s Danehy Park.
Leasing and presales of 252 apartments and condominiums is beginning at a Brighton property that had previous incarnations as a granite quarry and hospital.
Who’s on the move? From new VPs to fresh project managers, see who’s been hired, promoted and honored: It’s The Personnel File.
Jamaica Plain’s newest brewery and taproom brings a LGBTQ+- and woman-owned enterprise to the local craft beer industry.
Mill buildings present a unique opportunity: most are located on the banks of rivers, in places we would be unable to build on today due to the increase in extreme weather events.
Who’s on the move? From new VPs to fresh project managers, see who’s been hired, promoted and honored: it’s the latest edition of Banker & Tradesman’s Personnel File.
AKROS Development’s 105-unit multifamily project at 102 Temple St. in Worcester will include a pocket park, retail space and outdoor seating while buffering the Canal District from Interstate 290.
Great design can transform lives. One way to pursue this is through thoughtfully designed urban multifamily properties – they have the ability to begin to act like a modern village, tapping into an inherent vibrancy and deeper ideas around sustainability.
A major Allston development proposal that’s been on the back burner since last fall is being redesigned with a 141,000-square-foot reduction in size and 130 fewer housing units.
Clients of a Quincy treatment facility will receive a healthier array of freshly prepared foods after completion of a kitchen project led by a pro bono team of architects and builders.
While it’s still new, it’s already clear Cambridge’s Affordable Housing Overlay will be an effective tool in the housing toolbox – and Just A Start’s 52 New St. project is leading the way.
A former Dorchester boat dealership will be redeveloped into a $90 million, 168,300-square-foot mixed-use development in a project approved this month by the Boston Planning & Development Agency.
A 75,000-square-foot fieldhouse equipped with indoor playing fields, classrooms and a theater is proposed for a Dorchester site located steps from local schools.