ICON Architecture

Amaya is the first building to emerge as part of the legacy redevelopment of Suffolk Downs, a former beloved horse racing track just north of Boston.  This reimagined neighborhood at Beachmont Square is being reborn as a new urban district with a dynamic mix of uses, supported by public open space and neighborhood retail.  Situated […]

Allee on the Charles brings an exciting new mix of uses to the Nonantum neighborhood of Newton.  Apartments combine with recreational and retail amenities to reinvigorate this area at the end of Los Angeles Street. Formerly home to industrial buildings and parking lots that blocked river access, the heart of the new design is a […]

The Rowen at Pinehills adds a stunning backdrop to the beloved Pinehills Village Green, complementing the Green’s community spirit with a mix of retail and residential uses. Evoking traditional New England design, The Rowen draws influences from nearby village shops and homes. Although one of the largest buildings at Pinehills, the façade settles into the […]

This 280-apartment building, unchanged since its 2007 construction, had lost appeal within the Boston market. New ownership looked to ICON for a comprehensive capital upgrade focused on enhancing resident experience, modernizing building interiors, and connecting amenities to its riverfront setting. ICON’s designs—developed post-pandemic—focused branding on resident wellness. The nature-inspired palette graced new uses, breaking down […]