ICON Architecture

Located in the heart of downtown Beverly, this transit-oriented mixed-use development backs directly onto the Beverly Depot commuter rail station. The 67,000 square foot six-story building includes 51 market-rate and 16 workforce rental units. Amongst other amenities, the penthouse roofdeck offers long views and a cool breeze over the water. Tall ceilings and expansive windows […]

Neighborhood locals remember this incredible structure by its former names — the Imperial Knife Factory or the Rochambeau Worsted Wool Factory – a noteworthy example of industrial design built along the Woonasquatucket River in Providence in 1923. Now revitalized and rebranded as 60 King, the development celebrates those former names and their industrial history with a […]

Tucked into a dense urban neighborhood, Maxwell’s Green has transformed a former industrial site into a walkable, transit-oriented community. New streets engage the central public green, and link the Community Path, a popular public way for bicycling and walking, with a near future planned transit station at the site’s entry. Entry signage, building identification, and […]

ICON Architecture designed the modernization of Salem Heights, a 283-unit affordable housing community located in Salem, MA. Composed of two 10-story high-rise towers built in the 1970’s, the complex contains 77 one-bedroom and 186 two-bedroom apartments. The two towers are connected at the ground floor, and sited atop a hill with expansive views of the […]