While two hurricanes and the COVID-19 pandemic resulted in 27 months of delays and tens of millions of dollars in damages, the project team was able to successfully transform the 27-acre waterfront parcel into a more than 1-million-sq-ft resort destination.
The 150,000- sq-ft building that houses the college’s research and science programs has 12 classrooms, four floors of labs and a 188-seat auditorium—all for teaching and conducting research in computer science, robotics and nanotechnology.
After a nearly four-decade drought, two separate air-rights projects with a combined cost of $1.7 billion are taking shape, including one set to be a major life sciences hub in the city.
After two serious safety incidents in consecutive days, Boston area’s largest contractor voluntarily issued a safety stand down on projects ending May 6.