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Barnes School Elderly
Housing * East Boston, Massachusetts 2007
Developer: Barnes School
Limited Partnership
Architect: Michael
Interbartolo Jr.
Historic rehabilitation
of the 1901 Joseph H. Barnes School into 74 units of senior housing
including the restoration of the auditorium, the renovation and the
excavation of the buildings crawl space to create additional parking.
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Midway Studios * Boston,
Massachusetts 2005
Developer: Keen Development Corporation
Architect: Finegold Alexander Associates, inc.
Midway Studios located in
Boston's Fort Point neighborhood, was the adaptive reuse of three warehouses
built between 1910-1914 by the Boston Wharf company. It was originally
used as warehouses for the trade in wool, sugar and lumber. It
houses 89 artist live/work lofts, commercial offices, a gallery/cafe and a
performance center. The studios average 1,350 square feet and are
available to only certified working artists.
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Mattapan Heights II & III * Mattapan, Massachusetts 2005, 2007
Developer: Trinity
Mattapan Heights LP
Architect:
Bergmeyer Associates, Inc.
Closed in 1996, The
Boston Specialty and Rehabilitation Hospital consisted of 18 buildings.
It was built in the early 1900s as a 400 bed facility for tuberculosis
patients.
Phase II - Adaptive reuse
and renovation resulting in 83 units of
mixed income rental housing in 5 historic hospital buildings.
Phase III - The
construction of 73 units of housing and approximately 5000 square feet for
an adult day health program and community space. Twelve of which are in an
adaptive reuse renovation, and 61 units and the community building in two
new four story buildings.
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Walter Baker Lofts * Dorchester, Massachusetts 2002
Developer: Walter
Baker Lofts LLC c/o Keen Development Corporation
Architect: The
Architectural Team
The Walter Baker Lofts
was once the Administrative building of the Baker Chocolate Factory.
Built in 1919, the building had been vacant since 1965. The historic
Georgian Revival building was restored and converted into 13 open style loft
apartments designated for artist as live/work spaces. The three story
central atrium provides meeting and exhibit space for both resident artists
and for community groups.
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