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The Boulevard’s high-tech parking vault coexists with an historic Bulfinch warehouse along Boston’s Greenway

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The Boulevard at 110 Broad Street

Client - New Boston Ventures
Boston, Massachusetts

Boston’s first residential building to be constructed on the Greenway, the Boulevard contains 36 residential units, five of which are artist lofts. An existing 19th-century warehouse on the site, designed by early American architect Charles Bulfinch, is a key feature of the project. We fully restored the historic façade of the Bulfinch warehouse, and re-imagined its interior as the new building’s lobby. The tight urban site along the Central Artery required intense coordination of utilities with city agencies and utility companies. An underground, 4-story garage features a state-of-the-art automated guided vehicle (AGV) system, a first in Boston at this scale.

(Photo credit: Raj Das Photography)

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100,000 SF
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New Construction
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40 Residential Units, Commercial Space, 48 Below-grade automated parking spaces
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View of the open glass prow of The Boulevard at dusk.
The Boulevard, viewed from across the greenway, glowing at dusk.
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“As the first residential building on Boston’s beloved Greenway, the Boulevard is a unique project that is creating more housing for Boston’s growing workforce, while investing in both the future of the Greenway and designated housing for artists.”
Mayor Marty Walsh, City of Boston
The Boulevard from the Rose Kennedy Greenway, with the glass prow of the building glowing green in the daylight, with the orange facade.
Woman washing lemons at a modern kitchen island with a dark wood base and white marbled kitchen cabinets in the background.
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Steel bracing was required during construction to stabilize the facade of the historic Bulfinch warehouse. Excavation for the underground parking vault is underway.

Angled wood and glass staircase in a white, empty apartment unit.
Man walking into a living room space from a balcony, with a woman walking towards him towards a modern fireplace.
Woman on a couch drinking wine with another woman standing up in a modern, white apartment with large floor-to-ceiling windows revealing Boston buildings at dusk.
Person walking by a historic Charles Bulfinch warehouse on Broad Street, with a more modern building attached at its right,
The Boulevard glowing yellow-orange in fall light, from across the Rose Kennedy Greenway.
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“The entire façade could be built off site, trucked in, and many wall panels could be hung with a mobile crane in a single day. From start to finish, the façade panels were complete in about two months, which is really impressive for a 120’ tall high-rise.”
Rob Law, Associate, Finegold Alexander

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