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Certified Gold
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- Boston, Massachusetts
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- Location
- Boston, Massachusetts
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Southline
Although it was a recognizable landmark for many in Massachusetts, the former Boston Globe headquarters at 135 Morrissey Boulevard was a dull, empty space. Looking to rejuvenate the 16.6-acre (6.7-hectare) site into a modern hub for creative office, laboratory, and retail uses, we were brought in to complete architecture and interior design services.
Renamed Southline, this adaptive reuse features 360,000 square feet (33,900 square metres) of office space, 300,000 square feet (27,870 square metres) of flex/industrial space, a 10,000-square-foot (930-square-metre) fitness center, a roof terrace, and a micro craft brewery including an outdoor beer garden.
There are 868 parking spaces and more than 200 bike storage spaces on-site as well as a multi-story atrium that creates a central gathering area complete with food hall and collaborative meeting/gathering spaces. A multi-use path surrounding the site restores Patten’s Cove public park and integrates the site into the Dorchester community.
The redesign and reuse of this building and site allowed for the community to keep a piece of their history while repositioning it for its best future use.
At a Glance
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2
Star Fitwel Certified
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LEED
Certified Gold
- Location
- Boston, Massachusetts
- Offices
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- Location
- Boston, Massachusetts
- Offices
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Colleen Arria, Principal, Interior Design
With functional, spatial, psychological, wellness, and aesthetic variables, finding the right interior design solution is a thrill.
Jenya Guillemin, Senior Associate, Branding Strategies
To create compelling brand visuals, you must tap into the optimal combination of intuition, reasoning, logic, and art.
Tamara Roy, Principal, Architecture
I pursue artful solutions in every design project—turning constraints into opportunities for creative invention.
Harry Flamm, Senior Sustainability Consultant
I strive for sustainability, resiliency, and wellness in all of our projects—it’s part of everything I do every day.
Thomas Urtz, Senior Associate, Architecture
It’s important for a designer to know and value how things are made—how feasible it is to construct something is a key part of our designs.
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