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Olmsted Green Second Phase Ribbon Cutting
A photo gallery by B&T Staff Writer Paul McMorrow

Ailing Roslindale block gets a new life
Ribbon Cutting for Washington Beech Phase 1

Smoother Sailing
Delayed by recession, mixed-use development at Hingham Shipyard is poised to open

New To the Market
ICON's Olmsted Green lures new home buyers.

A Futuristic View
Detailed illustrations of ICON's Urban Core Development Plan for Augusta, GA.

Bridge to Tomorrow
"Nine market creation projects" drive development in Augusta, GA.

A Plan to Revitalize Gilpin Court
ICON redevelops Richmond, VA public housing project into a mixed-income, mixed-use complex.

Finished in a Flash
ICON goes paperless in construction administration process.

Archstone project first step in Bulfinch Triangle Rebirth
Avenir emerges as first mixed-use project in Bulfinch Area.

Citizen Schools: Exposing middle school classes to professional opportunities
Citizen Schools partner with ICON.

Boston's Green Revolution
ICON projects profiled in GreenSource.

Townhouse models open at Olmsted Green
Townhouse model showcases sustainable community designed by ICON.

Hamilton Plan Lighting up Westinghouse Plaza
Artist live/work lofts to open in Hyde Park

The New Gilpin
ICON leads community process to redevelop Richmond public housing complex.

Viva la Cuban Revolution!
"Post-industrial Rhode Island meets modern-day Havana."

On the road to becoming a hot spot
ICON designed Boston East residential complex.

The AIA and Mayor Menino Select "Boston's Greenest"
ICON's George Robert White Environmental Conservation Center chosen among Boston's Greenest

Rethinking Hospital Sites
According to ICON principals, hospital sites are great venues for smart growth.

A New Emerald Is Fashioned for Boston's Necklace
ICON plans affordable housing in a private development.

Hope Can Revive An Asphalt Acre
ICON designs only HOPE VI - funded housing development in Boston this year

Nancy J. Ludwig has been elevated to Fellow of the American Institute of Architects.
ICON president becomes FAIA.

Plans for Lowell Waterfront get Green Light from City
ICON plan to remake downtown Lowell.

Finished in a Flash

Plans for Lowell Waterfront get Green Light from City
The Boston Business Journal, by Thomas Grillo
The Boston Business Journal featured the much-anticipated announcement of the City of Lowell. Following months of deliberation, the Lowell City Council selected Trinity Financial with ICON architecture, to turn an underused, 15-acre waterfront site into a neighborhood with apartments, condos, shops, offices, a pedestrian link from the MBTA to the downtown, and a $100 million courthouse near the city's commuter rail station. The $500 million transit-oriented project will likely remake downtown Lowell.
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