The Anne M. Lynch Homes at Old Colony: Phases 4-5
Passive House, LEED Silver, Sustainable, Affordable Housing, Residential
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  • Old Colony 4/5, exterior photograph, Andy Ryan Photographer
  • Old Colony 4/5, exterior photograph, Andy Ryan Photographer
  • Old Colony 4/5, exterior photograph, Andy Ryan Photographer
  • Old Colony 4/5, exterior photograph, Andy Ryan Photographer
  • Old Colony 4/5, exterior photograph, Andy Ryan Photographer
  • Old Colony 4/5, exterior photograph, Andy Ryan Photographer
  • Old Colony 4/5, exterior photograph, Andy Ryan Photographer
  • Old Colony 4/5, exterior photograph, Andy Ryan Photographer
  • Old Colony 4/5, exterior photograph, Andy Ryan Photographer
  • Old Colony 4/5, exterior photograph, Andy Ryan Photographer
  • Old Colony 4/5, interior photograph, inside apartment with windows, Andy Ryan Photographer
  • Old Colony 4/5, interior photograph, inside lobby, Andy Ryan Photographer

The Anne M. Lynch Homes at Old Colony: Phases 4-5

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 seven existing buildings as well as building hazardous material removal, environmental site remediation and other site including utility cut and cap work on the site began in the fall of 2022. Once demolition was complete, two new buildings were constructed. Phase Four created a building with 104 units and common space on the ground floor and Phase Five created a 104 unit building.

 

Both buildings achieved Passive House standards. Phase 4 attained LEED Platinum and Phase 5 is targeting LEED Gold (Multi-family Mid-rise v4) certification.

 

Both buildings are located steps away from Carson Beach and approximately a half mile from the Andrew Station on the MBTA Red Line, making it a Transit Oriented Development.

 

Photography: Andy Ryan

Client

Beacon Communities/Boston Housing Authority

Architect

The Architectural Team

Size

262,000 SF