Abbey Group Still Reshaping Fenway

The Abbey Group kick-started the remarkable metamorphosis of the Fenway in 2000 with the renovation and repositioning of a Sears Roebuck Distribution Center, today’s 1.5M SF Landmark Center. Abbey’s latest Fenway project a few blocks away on Boylston Street, the 342-unit Viridan apartment building, reflects how hip and sophisticated the neighborhood has become, says SVP William Keravuori (above with leasing director Tina Bacci). Each of its two towers has a roof deck—one for entertaining (think grilling station, outdoor TV) and one for sunbathing. Hear a detailed case study of the project at Bisnow’s Boston Construction & Development Summit, April 30, 7:30am, Boston Sheraton. Register here.

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