This South Boston project proposes construction of 65 residential units with approximately 8000sf of retail space, with a total overall project floor area of 96000sf with below-level garage spaces accessed from Silver Street. The scope and scale of the proponent’s residential program is also intended to further the residential policy goals of Boston Mayor Martin J. Walsh’s 2030 Housing Plan. Evening Rendering:
Mixed use, nine residential units and commercial space, interior parking
Four-unit residential construction with Victorian detailing
18 unit condominium served by a spacious atrium. 5000sf of commercial space at the ground floor. Building will be 42000sf total not including its 19-space garage.
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Restoration and expansion of the historic South Boston Collins Mansion Work phases done by Stefanov Architects: Existing Conditions Phase Landmarks / Community Outreach / City Point Civic Association Zoning Review Set / Board of Appeal Application Board of Appeals / Boston Planning & Development Agency Construction Documents Construction Administration Phase Condominium Documents Existing: Design:Complete: This South Boston residence, also known as the James Collins Mansion, is a prime example of late 19th century French Second Read more…
This South Boston project proposes construction of 48 residential units with 13500sf of ground floor retail space with a total overall project floor area of 65000sf. 48 below-level garage spaces accessed from a new driveway off Silver Street including 2 handicapped spaces are planned. The project will include on-site bicycle storage room for 53 bicycles. The nearby neighborhood is a mix of retail and other commercial uses, as well as residential buildings ranging from a Read more…
The proposed South Boston mixed use building, first floor commercial and four stories of apartments above is being designed to be a prominent urban building on a major thoroughfare that also scales to the new public housing buildings planned to be built on land behind. The first floor is glazed storefront for a café on the Eighth Street side.
