This former vacant lot on a prominent corner in Boston’s Beacon Hill has been transformed to a private pocket garden. The site is in a highly sensitive groundwater protection district, formerly at the edge of a sea wall which retained the Charles River. As the previous grade of the site was several feet below the sidewalk, the elevation was raised to bring the site entry level with the adjacent street. Intricate paving patterns and ironwork reflect the historic setting while flowering trees and perennials create a layered garden. A small greenhouse provides space for unique plants and shade for entertaining.
Renovation to Brandeis University Starr Plaza + Fellows Garden
Artists for Humanity (AFH) EpiCenter Expansion
with Behnisch Architekten
Pedestrian courtyard over structure reinvents the office park.
Completed Summer 2015
A dance rehearsal space and new theater for the students at Walnut Hill School for the Arts.
Project complete Summer 2016!
New Bedford School Visioning study for front entry improvements
A feasibility study exploring re-integration of a defunct Chapel into daily campus life.
