| CBT Architect?s Alfred Wojciechowski, here with project manager Phil Casey, says that the newly announced AvalonBay apartment tower in the Theater District is designed for young professionals whose lives revolve around downtown. The 400-unit, 29-story high-rise at 45 Stuart St will have electric car charging stations and snowboard storage. The contemporary fa ade won't have a red brick or punched window in sight. AvalonBay started permitting last month and would be happy with a ?12 construction start. |
| Designing the office interior for MFS Investment Management's 300k SF at 111 Huntington Ave (among the largest new leases in Boston) are CBT?s Michael O'Brien, Betsy Keefe, David Madson,Nicole Chambers, and Brittney Dion. (Not pictured is principal in charge Lois Goodell and project manager Sharon Steinberg.) For the MFS relo from 500 Boylston St, construction is expected to start in January and be completed by year end. The unifying element for the 12-floor space is a ?boulevard? linking the common areas. |
A TWO SNOWBOARD GARAGE
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