ICON Architecture

Creating 62 new affordable homes in the first new building constructed as part of the larger redevelopment on the former Holtzer Electric Factory site, Holtzer Park was approved through the City of Boston’s Article 80 process, with input through extensive community and agency stakeholder meetings. The design integrates this underutilized TOD land back into the […]

Fronting Olmsted’s historic Arborway and steps from Forest Hills T-station, Velo has transformed a two-acre asphalt parking lot into a vibrant, transit-oriented community. A curved façade floating above a street level portico greets the public, inviting pedestrians to enjoy new commercial space and the adjacent public pocket park. The three separate buildings embrace a lushly landscaped interior […]

Port 45 responds to its location at the intersection of Boston’s most vibrant neighborhoods — where South Boston, Seaport and South End meet.  A broad, tall glass elevation capped by a strong, horizontal canopy invites views into the A Street retail.  Patterned, two-story facades, tall wood doors, bold canopies and gardens mark a series of […]

Positioned at the tip of Boston’s Rose Kennedy Greenway, One Canal claims the air rights of parcels made available by underground highway construction of Boston’s Big Dig.  Located in the emerging Bulfinch Triangle, the nearly 500,000 SF development straddles three vital transportation systems – the Central Artery and the transit Orange and Green lines – […]