Residential Tower | 41 Lagrange Street | Chinatown

[BeeLine]

As of 4/11/25.

 

[taketern]

 

[Jeremi]

This is a great project and it’s buildings like these that can both improve the housing crisis and make downtown lively again.

 

[Jeremi]

Updated renderings here: Alternating windows? You bet your ass.

The Architectural Team (TAT) on Instagram: "41 LaGrange is a new 19-story multifamily community designed to serve residents in a rapidly gentrifying neighborhood. Located at the crossroads of Boston’s Chinatown and Downtown Crossing districts, the al

56 likes, 0 comments - architecturalteam on August 8, 2024: "41 LaGrange is a new 19-story multifamily community designed to serve residents in a rapidly gentrifying neighborhood. Located at the crossroads of Boston’s Chinatown and Downtown Crossing districts, the all-electric, transit-oriented...

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[stick n move]

I thought they had changed it to the alternating windows. I went back and looked and it was there before but my brain just ignored it. It actually looks like some of the buildings that go up and have to use a few plywood panels to cover some windows until they get the new ones in.

 

[BeeLine]

As of 4/28/25.

 

[sean99090900]

 

[DZH22]

5/14

IMG_0475 by David Z, on Flickr

IMG_0477 by David Z, on Flickr

 

[BeeLine]

As of 6/22/25

 

[Jeremi]

You could copy and paste this exact building to a dozen nearby underutilized sites.

 

[mssrro]

7/3:

 

[BACsop]

July 10, 2025

 

[BeeLine]

As of 8/30/25.

 

[BeeLine]

As of 10/19

 

[mssrro]

11/27:

 

[Czervik.Construction]

I lived in the West Village in a 5th-floor apartment facing east into the interior courtyard (think Hitchcock's movie, Rear Window). We had morning sun, but by 11am it was gone and then, sort of dull light the rest of the day and dreary-dusk by afternoon.
But at least we got some sun, and some sky to look at across the courtyard - and heck we were in the West Village. Buet here - I don't know who is going to pay whatever these condos are charging to stare across a narrow alley at the back of a building, and it is just overall really dark.
I get it - bankers, PE, and pied à tierre - however, there are a lot of options that at least have some light.

 

[RandomWalk]

This building is 100% income restricted supportive housing.

 

[Justbuildit]

But to the point above the market rate building next door hasn’t been selling great and their prices have plummeted from the very ambitious $1,500+ psf when initially listed. The lower floors there were very much in a valley and staring into the parking garage across Lagrange

 

[taketern]

 

[Jeremi]

Inoffensive, not trying to do anything more than what it needs to, basic homes for people. This is what we need.