South Boston Infill and Small Developments

Should obviously be taller, but this is progress. Starting to step upwards from this edge of Southie towards outer Seaport/D Street corridor would create a continuous gradient from 100% residential to the new mixed use towards Dry Dock. Now only if the Reserved Channel/Pappas development could go full scale in height and density we'd be in business...
 
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130 Dorchester Street​

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“The project proposes the redevelopment of parcels known as and numbered 130 Dorchester Street in South Boston (the “Proposed Project”). The project proposes the conversion and rehabilitation of the former Marian Manor nursing home facility and other associated buildings to deliver approximately 204 residential rental apartment units with off-street parking for approximately 164 spaces. The proposed project will include over 13,000 square feet of usable open space and 239,439 of gross square footage. In addition, the Proposed Project will provide secure, resident and guest bicycle storage consistent with City transportation and sustainability requirements.”

130 Dorchester Street | Bostonplans.org

Development Projects and Planned Development Areas (PDAs) that the Development Review division is coordinating.
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stick n move said:
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130 Dorchester Street​

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“The project proposes the redevelopment of parcels known as and numbered 130 Dorchester Street in South Boston (the “Proposed Project”). The project proposes the conversion and rehabilitation of the former Marian Manor nursing home facility and other associated buildings to deliver approximately 204 residential rental apartment units with off-street parking for approximately 164 spaces. The proposed project will include over 13,000 square feet of usable open space and 239,439 of gross square footage. In addition, the Proposed Project will provide secure, resident and guest bicycle storage consistent with City transportation and sustainability requirements.”

130 Dorchester Street | Bostonplans.org

Development Projects and Planned Development Areas (PDAs) that the Development Review division is coordinating.
www.bostonplans.org www.bostonplans.org
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This will be one to watch, from whats shown in the rendering it looks like they are trying to keep it as close to the layout they have now as possible, likely combining multiple Marion Manor bedrooms into units.
 
stick n move said:
-LOI

130 Dorchester Street​

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“The project proposes the redevelopment of parcels known as and numbered 130 Dorchester Street in South Boston (the “Proposed Project”). The project proposes the conversion and rehabilitation of the former Marian Manor nursing home facility and other associated buildings to deliver approximately 204 residential rental apartment units with off-street parking for approximately 164 spaces. The proposed project will include over 13,000 square feet of usable open space and 239,439 of gross square footage. In addition, the Proposed Project will provide secure, resident and guest bicycle storage consistent with City transportation and sustainability requirements.”

130 Dorchester Street | Bostonplans.org

Development Projects and Planned Development Areas (PDAs) that the Development Review division is coordinating.
www.bostonplans.org www.bostonplans.org
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Come on, there's a beautiful little flat iron dying to be built here.
 
BronsonShore said:
Come on, there's a beautiful little flat iron dying to be built here.
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This is a solid chunk of building that takes up the entire stretch from Dorchester St. up to Thomas Park. I can't imagine you're going to get enough value in knocking it down to rebuild it with a slightly different footprint.

I'm personally not a fan of replacing the contrasting brick up front with a more uniform color, I think it looks better even if it's less modern: https://maps.app.goo.gl/jL4cXzCMNEkusnMd7
 
Arenacale said:
This is a solid chunk of building that takes up the entire stretch from Dorchester St. up to Thomas Park. I can't imagine you're going to get enough value in knocking it down to rebuild it with a slightly different footprint.

I'm personally not a fan of replacing the contrasting brick up front with a more uniform color, I think it looks better even if it's less modern: https://maps.app.goo.gl/jL4cXzCMNEkusnMd7
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Oh, I actually assumed it was a new build.
 
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