The Factory Lofts

Boston, États-Unis

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Architectes: Hacin

Lieu: Boston, États-Unis
Année: 2020
Client: The Holland Companies
General Contractor: Holland Construction
Structural Engineer: Simon Design Engineering
Structural Engineer: Simon Design Engineering
Civil Engineer: DeCelle-Burke-Sala & Associates
MEP Engineer/Fire Protection: RW Sullivan
Lighting Consultant: Light Insight Design Studio
Acoustics Consultant: Acentech
Waterproofing Consultant: Simon Design Engineering
Traffic Consultant: VHB
Surveyor: Nitsch Engineering

The Factory Lofts is a new mixed-use project in Boston’s South End. Located at 46 Wareham Street within the South End Landmark District protection area, the project includes a new brick façade that reinterprets an existing three-story, 19th-century brick warehouse that originally occupied the site; a new, three-story metal-clad addition rises above the brick base building to a height of 87 feet. Located in a mixed-use neighborhood, the building comprises both commercial and residential units, including office and ground-floor retail space and 15 loft-style residences, some with outdoor terraces and folding glass walls. 22,000 SF of commercial space replaces the use of the previous, dilapidated warehouse structure. The expanded footprint includes on-site, automated underground parking for 57 vehicles. A new, industrial-style steel canopy lines Wareham Street and leads to two lobbies, serving the commercial and residential spaces.