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Three-story brick residential building with mansard roof, dormers, and black-framed windows

LOCATION

South Boston, Massachusetts

PROJECT TYPE

Multi-Family (4 Units)

SCOPE

New Construction

SQUARE FOOTAGE

9,400 SF

STATUS

Completed

6 Douglas St

This multi-family project is located on a compact site that required variances. We successfully collaborated with the city authorities and neighboring stakeholders to develop a scheme that satisfies all parties involved.

Despite the site’s limitations, we optimized space utilization and incorporated thoughtful design elements to create functional and comfortable living spaces. Our goal was to deliver a well-designed, compact housing development that integrated harmoniously with the surrounding environment.

Through our expertise in navigating complex challenges, we are always committed to providing innovative solutions that prioritize sustainability, functionality, and community-centric design. This multi-family construction project showcases our dedication to exceeding expectations and fostering positive relationships with the city and neighbors.

Project Credits

Client

Michael Norton


Collaborators

Civil Environmental Consultants

Neponset Valley Survey Assoc. Inc.

Bright open kitchen with large island, bar seating, pendant lighting, and living area beyond.
Brick building entrance with patina-finished metal doors, wall-mounted mailboxes, and exterior lighting
Entry stair with wood herringbone floor, white balustrade, black newel post, and hanging lantern light
Sunlit bedroom with upholstered bed, neutral tones, large black-framed windows, and bench seating
Light-filled bathroom with pedestal sink, glass-enclosed shower, marble tile flooring, and brass accents
Sunlit kitchen with white cabinetry, wood open shelving, herringbone backsplash, and stainless steel appliances
Sunlit rooftop deck with gray flooring, white railing, and surrounding neighborhood views under blue sky

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