Macallen Building Condominiums, Boston, Massachusetts

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Macallen Building Condominiums
Designer Office dA, Inc., Boston, Massachusetts, USA
Location Boston, Massachusetts, USA
Date 2002 to April 2007
Building Type Multifamily Housing
Construction System Steel, concrete
Climate Cold Temperate
Context Urban
Architectural Style Modern
Builder Bovis Lend Lease
Street Address 141 Dorchester Avenue
Notes In collaboration with Burt Hill, Boston, Massachusetts, USA.

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Building Details
Client Pappas Enterprises, Inc., Boston, Massachusetts, USA
Cost $70 Million USD
Area 350,000 square feet (32,500 square meters)
Stories 10
Site 65,000 square feet (6,040 square meters)
Program 140-unit condominium
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"The Macallen Building, a 140-unit condominium building in South Boston, was designed to incorporate green design as a way of marketing a green lifestyle while at the same time increasing revenue from the project. Located in a primarily industrial area between highways, train and bus routes, and an international airport, the site presented challenges for the project team tackling air and noise pollution, the urban heat island effect, and creating local green space.

"Some of the green building features include innovative technologies that will save over 600,000 gallons of water annually while consuming 30% less electricity than a conventional building. This dedication to sustainable initiatives produces many benefits for everyone involved in the project: developer, architects, engineers, and residents alike." – AIA/COTE


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AIA/COTE Case Study Overview. 2008. American Institute of Architects. Viewed by D. Owen on 2008.0508.

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ASLA 2009 Professional Awards

2010 Institute Honor Awards for Architecture

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