Boston, MA This Beacon Communities project in South Boston creates a total of 208 units within two new buildings. Designed by The Architectural Team, WaypointKLA is managing the project. The soil is urban fill and will be managed under a soil management plan. Demolition of the
Worcester, MA After providing preconstruction services, Cranshaw has been retained for Phase 1 of a planned multi-phase, mixed-use and mixed-income development on the site of Table Talk Pies’ former manufacturing and distribution center which relocated within Worcester. Across from the Worcester Red Sox’s Polar Park, 120
JAMAICA PLAIN, MA The 125,000 SF project includes 202 income restricted units, including 140 units of permanent supportive housing designated for formerly homeless individuals and 62 units available for households with 30-80% area median income. The five-story building will also provide 14,000 SF for Pine Street
BOSTON, MA The 125/133 Sumner Street project consisted of the demolition of four existing buildings, and the construction of two, three-story wood frame residential buildings totaling 52 rental and for sale units. The Harborwalk Residences condo building is a mix of 30 affordable and market rate
BOSTON, MA The third stage of the Old Colony Housing Redevelopment in South Boston was undertaken in three sub-phases. In phase 3A, four Boston Housing Authority residential buildings were demolished and replaced with two, four-story wood frame residential buildings totaling 135 affordable rental units. The new
BRIGHTON, MA This project included the construction of a new six-story, 12,000 SF, 101-unit residential building (86 affordable units) and the relocation/renovation of a historic building. This 1.5 acre site is part of the 8.3 acre Brighton Marine campus located on Commonwealth Avenue near the Massachusetts
DORCHESTER, MA This six-story residential building includes 83 total units including 51 affordable rental apartments, 32 condominiums, and 5,000 SF of street-level retail over 30 below-grade spaces on an extremely tight site on Dorchester Avenue. The site was formerly the home to the Ashmont Tire shop