ICON Architecture

This 2.35 acre site is situated directly adjacent to the JFK Redline Transit station (with bus, train and commuter rail services). Hub 25 mixes commercial and live/work ground level spaces with innovative apartments and lofts above. The residences will cater to Boston working professionals looking to live in a diverse, transit-oriented community with rents less expensive than downtown. Sheltered […]

Over the past several years, ICON has worked with Boston University on renovations to the College of Arts and Sciences (CAS). With new teaching methods and practices on the rise in higher education, ICON has been asked to convert standard tablet-armchair classrooms in the College of Arts and Science into lecture and active learning spaces. The new spaces […]

Situated along Boston’s Inner Harbor, this nine acre, transit-oriented neighborhood replaced an obsolete 1940s public housing “superblock”. Despite its density of 44 units per acre, the site blends substantial public open space with restoration of the historic street grid, reconnecting the site to the surrounding community and providing both visual and physical connections to its magnificent […]

Quinn 35 comprises a new mixed-use community in Shrewsbury of 250 apartment homes. Resident amenities include a spacious and open 8,500 SF clubhouse with fitness center, screening/game room, outdoor patio and pool.