Allston-Brighton Infill and Small Developments

sm89 said:
I didn't realize this was a new build in the yard of a subdivided lot. Great proportions and style. Uncommon to see that these days
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I wonder how long it will take the S Crescent side to follow suite
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Owner of two-story Brighton office building proposes adding three stories to create 42 apartments​

Rendering of proposed five-story 697 Cambridge St.


“A developer has filed plans to add three more stories to a two-story office building building at 697 Cambridge St. at Dustin Street in Brighton and then turn the whole thing into 42 apartments.
Most of the apartments would be studios or one-bedroom units, with seven two-bedroom and three three-bedroom apartments, according to owner Sal Oweis's filing with the Boston Planning Department. The filing does not specify the number of affordable units, but under current city regulations, at least seven would have to be rented that way…..”

 
stick n move said:

Owner of two-story Brighton office building proposes adding three stories to create 42 apartments​

Rendering of proposed five-story 697 Cambridge St.


“A developer has filed plans to add three more stories to a two-story office building building at 697 Cambridge St. at Dustin Street in Brighton and then turn the whole thing into 42 apartments.
Most of the apartments would be studios or one-bedroom units, with seven two-bedroom and three three-bedroom apartments, according to owner Sal Oweis's filing with the Boston Planning Department. The filing does not specify the number of affordable units, but under current city regulations, at least seven would have to be rented that way…..”

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I looked this up on the map and I never realized what an enormous amount of land the Catholic Church has between Brighton and North Beacon. Wow, that’s going to be a huge redevelopment when they eventually give it up
 

Financing Secured for Allston Multifamily​

“Construction financing has been secured for 95 Everett Street, a new 88-unit, transit-oriented, mixed-income development in Boston’s Allston-Brighton neighborhood.”

“Designed to bring much-needed affordable housing to a rapidly changing community, 95 Everett Street will include a mix of studio, one-, two-, and three-bedroom apartments—all income- and rent-restricted—with 73 units designated as LIHTC-eligible and 18 reserved for households earning 30% or less of AMI.”

“Built to Passive House standards, construction is scheduled to be completed by Summer 2027.”

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Financing Secured for Allston Multifamily

Financing Secured for Allston Multifamily
www.bldup.com www.bldup.com

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stick n move said:

Financing Secured for Allston Multifamily​

“Construction financing has been secured for 95 Everett Street, a new 88-unit, transit-oriented, mixed-income development in Boston’s Allston-Brighton neighborhood.”

“Designed to bring much-needed affordable housing to a rapidly changing community, 95 Everett Street will include a mix of studio, one-, two-, and three-bedroom apartments—all income- and rent-restricted—with 73 units designated as LIHTC-eligible and 18 reserved for households earning 30% or less of AMI.”

“Built to Passive House standards, construction is scheduled to be completed by Summer 2027.”

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Financing Secured for Allston Multifamily

Financing Secured for Allston Multifamily
www.bldup.com www.bldup.com

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Higher, higher! Taller, taller!
 
cooper said:
You'd think a teardown and clean build would be cheaper. Based on that render, lipstick on this piggy isn't cutting it.
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Assuming the light red in the render is the same brick, this will probably look fine, if not pretty nice. However, it is a shame that the render is so poor that we can't really tell
 
^ That shopping plaza was owned by Harvard, wasn't it? And was part of their corridor running from Cambridge Street to the Pike? If so, that's surprising they'd sell that.
 
95 Everett

“95 Everett is a new 88-unit multifamily development designed and constructed to meet rigorous Passive House standards. This seven-story apartment building comprises five stories of Type IIIB wood-framed construction over a post-tensioned concrete podium and totals approximately 99,000 square feet. The building includes residential units, amenity spaces, bicycle storage, a leasing office, and a ground- floor shell space intended for a future retail tenant. Six townhouse-style units are situated beneath the podium and framed with load-bearing metal studs and metal decking, adding a unique, street-activating residential typology to the project…..”

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95 Everett - Dellbrook | JKS

Dellbrook JKS
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stick n move said:
95 Everett

“95 Everett is a new 88-unit multifamily development designed and constructed to meet rigorous Passive House standards. This seven-story apartment building comprises five stories of Type IIIB wood-framed construction over a post-tensioned concrete podium and totals approximately 99,000 square feet. The building includes residential units, amenity spaces, bicycle storage, a leasing office, and a ground- floor shell space intended for a future retail tenant. Six townhouse-style units are situated beneath the podium and framed with load-bearing metal studs and metal decking, adding a unique, street-activating residential typology to the
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stick n move said:
95 Everett

“95 Everett is a new 88-unit multifamily development designed and constructed to meet rigorous Passive House standards. This seven-story apartment building comprises five stories of Type IIIB wood-framed construction over a post-tensioned concrete podium and totals approximately 99,000 square feet. The building includes residential units, amenity spaces, bicycle storage, a leasing office, and a ground- floor shell space intended for a future retail tenant. Six townhouse-style units are situated beneath the podium and framed with load-bearing metal studs and metal decking, adding a unique, street-activating residential typology to the project…..”

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95 Everett - Dellbrook | JKS

Dellbrook JKS
www.dellbrookjks.com www.dellbrookjks.com

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We must ban this type of construction if we want to have a city worth living in.
 
You would need single stair reform for anything else to be feasible. The large floorplate is an artifact of the double loaded corridor
 
stick n move said:
95 Everett

“95 Everett is a new 88-unit multifamily development designed and constructed to meet rigorous Passive House standards. This seven-story apartment building comprises five stories of Type IIIB wood-framed construction over a post-tensioned concrete podium and totals approximately 99,000 square feet. The building includes residential units, amenity spaces, bicycle storage, a leasing office, and a ground- floor shell space intended for a future retail tenant. Six townhouse-style units are situated beneath the podium and framed with load-bearing metal studs and metal decking, adding a unique, street-activating residential typology to the project…..”
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This site is currently a parking lot and mostly vacant building. The project is a huge upgrade over that. The only major complaint is that the building could probably be taller, given what's going up on both Guest St and Braintree.
 
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