Boston, MA (Allston) Cranshaw Construction is building this six-story, 170-unit mixed-income, mixed-use community on a tight urban site at 25-39 Harvard Avenue. The site sits right in the heart of Allston Village near the MBTA Green Line and several major bus routes. The fully electric project
Worcester, MA This project phase will create 116 units of much-needed affordable housing in Worcester. The development will consist of two new buildings: a six-story building (Building A) with approximately 78,000 square feet and 68 units, and a four-story building (Building B) with approximately 52,000 square
Arlington, MA Cranshaw is constructing a three-story office building with a partial basement and mechanical penthouse. Designed for Passive House Certification and Zero Net Energy status, it features rooftop solar PV arrays and solar canopies. The project includes high-performance glazing, a rainscreen cladding system, and a
Newton, MA Building 3 is a 200,000 SF, 95-unit building with a traditional plank and steel building with a masonry façade and is slated for first floor retail use. Pattern District, formerly known as the Northland Newton Development (NND), is a 22.66-acre semi-urban, mixed-use development located in
Boston, MA (South Boston) This Beacon Communities project in South Boston creates a total of 208 units within two new buildings. Designed by The Architectural Team, WaypointKLA managed the project. The soil was urban fill and was managed under a soil management plan. Demolition of the
Newton, MA The Pattern District, formerly known as the Northland Newton Development (NND), is a 22.66-acre semi-urban, mixed-use development located in Newton Upper Falls, MA. When complete, NND will provide 822 apartment homes, including 145 affordable units, in nine buildings, all oriented around a village green. Site
SOMERVILLE, MA The Union Square Revitalization project (USQ) is a transit-oriented development of over 2.4M SF including lab, office, housing, retail, and open space. This development expands the Cambridge/Boston innovation ecosystem into Somerville to foster a concentration of the next great life science and technology companies. Within
LEXINGTON, MA Bridges at Lexington is a 48-unit, 54-resident, two-story, memory care assisted living facility. The 46,265 SF project features three “households” which offer direct access to professionally landscaped courtyard areas, as well as unparalleled interior amenities specifically designed to engage the residents. The building sits across
BOSTON, MA (South End) This 148,580 SF high-rise tower includes 180 shared suites and micro-studios, and is Boston’s first major inclusive living development. All units come furnished and receive complimentary weekly cleaning with fresh linens, towels and a replenishment of bath amenities. The inclusive experience also
SOMERVILLE, MA Miscela at Assembly Row is a 24-story building featuring 500 new apartments, and 26,500 SF of restaurant and retail space. Multiple amenities are located on site for residents, including a third floor courtyard with a large lawn, pool, community kitchen and event pergola; fireplace