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The holdings
Six flagship holdings are shown here; three earlier buildings in Dorchester and Roxbury complete the portfolio. Every one is still ours, and every one is meant to outlive us. All details on this page are illustrative fiction.
48 residences over a public gallery hall. A corner of Back Bay that spent thirty years as a parking structure, returned to the street as limestone, bronze, and a gallery the neighborhood actually uses.
214 residences, winter garden, and civic hall. Our tallest holding: a tower that meets the sky in bronze and meets the sidewalk with a hall any Bostonian may walk through, no key required.
92 lofts and maker storefronts in an 1889 armory. An 1889 armory nobody wanted to insure, re-founded around its own brick. The arched windows took eleven months. They were the point.
64 residences above a granite shopping arcade. Granite cut the way Boston used to cut it, arched over an arcade of small shops whose rents are set so the shops can stay.
78 residences around a planted courtyard. Four buildings holding a garden between them. The courtyard is the amenity; everything else is architecture keeping it quiet.
120 residences on a granite seawall. Built to face the water for the next hundred years of weather, on a seawall we rebuilt before we laid a single course above it.
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