ICON Architecture

Combining a new 30-unit addition with major upgrades to 146 existing senior apartments, the 1971-built Morville House has been given a new life. Located in Boston’s active Fenway and Symphony Hall area, the new tower was designed to reduce shadow impacts on neighboring historic housing. New high-tech window and wall systems, combined with new mechanical […]

Located two blocks from Hartford Union Station, this adaptive re-use transformed a former downtown six-story office building into mixed-income efficiency apartments, creating a total of new 60 units, marketed to teachers. Retail enlivens the ground floor space. Additional programmed amenity spaces  are located on upper floors. This gut renovation included elevator modernization, system upgrades, and created […]

A largely collaborative process with the City of Cambridge, Rindge Commons is a 2 Phase urban intervention adds new affordable family housing units to an existing development. The first phase, the Economic Mobility Hub at Rindge Commons, is a new, 70,000-square-foot, mixed-use development that brings together an education and job training center and affordable housing, […]