Mass + Main Gets Green Light From Cambridge Planning Board

The City of Cambridge Planning Board approved Mass + Main, a development proposal in Central Square by Twining Properties that will add 285 units of mixed-income housing. The development will consist of two buildings designed by CBT Architects, one fronting Mass Avenue and the other on Columbia Street.

Twining Properties will also replace the garage at 47 Bishop Allen Drive with a four-story, 23-unit building with family-size residences, which was approved by the Planning Board early in January. The project will include 20% low- and moderate-income units spread across the three buildings, with construction slated to begin in the summer.

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