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Once a waterfront junkyard, Gibson Point was transformed into a 6-story, 291-unit multifamily development that embodies health and wellness. Between working out in the fitness center or yoga room, receiving treatment at the spa, or collecting yourself in a private reflection room, residents enjoy many opportunities to recharge. The theme of wellness extends from the building to individual units with…

Arrowstreet is honored to be a 2025 The American Institute of Architects (AIA) COTE Top Ten award winner. This recognition reflects our mission to deliver high performance, sustainable design within a standard budget using thoughtful cost and situational analysis. We love helping visionary communities, like Acton, appreciate their unique local environment and use natural resources as a learning opportunity for…

Arrowstreet was thrilled to attend the ribbon-cutting ceremony for Mila’s restaurant at Gibson Point in Revere. Mayor Keefe thanked the many individuals who brought this vision to life, and young Mila herself had the honor of cutting the ribbon. The celebration was filled with joy, pride, and gratitude from all the partners involved. Guests enjoyed delicious food and drinks, took…

Larry Spang, AIA, LEED AP, MCPPO, joined a meaningful Lunch and Learn session in support of ULI’s Homeless to Housed initiative. The Technical Assistance Panel (TAP) is exploring the feasibility of constructing tiny homes as a compassionate method to address homelessness in New England. Thank you to ULI Boston/New England and Boston Properties (BXP) for hosting this important conversation. We…

Lauren Haggerty and Jenna Carolan from our Experience Design Studio spent a beautiful summer evening in the Charlestown Navy Yard, thanks to A Better City and a thoughtful tour led by Jasper Sanchez, assistant curator for the Boston Public Art Triennial. We explored four compelling public art installations that are part of the 2025 Boston Public Art Triennial, on view…

Arrowstreet is committed to closing wage gaps in Greater Boston! Arrowstreet was one of the first architectural firms to sign the Boston Women’s Workforce Council’s 100% Talent Compact in 2016 to close the wage gap. With yearly evaluation and adjustment, we closed our gender pay gap in 2022 and continue to monitor this to ensure continued parity. This year, we…

Arrowstreet went behind the scenes at Lincoln-Eliot Elementary School, in City of Newton, Massachusetts! Lincoln-Eliot Elementary School, home to 450 students in grades K-5, is undergoing a transformation. The original 1965 building is being reimagined to reduce carbon emissions and overall costs. Our team masterfully designed a union between old and new, upgrading the beloved auditorium, which is used for…

Arrowstreet was a Top Five Finalist in the prestigious Architizer A+ Awards, for the category Best Sustainable Firm. The A+ Awards celebrate the most impactful architecture of the year, empowering designers to continue to build sustainable projects and eco-friendly cities. We are so proud of the entire firm for keeping sustainability a priority and passionately providing social, health, environmental, and economic…

We were delighted to host Lacy Sanders from the Woodward School For Girls in Quincy for a two-week immersive internship at Arrowstreet! Guided by Shonali Rajani, AIA, LEED AP and Andrew Plumb from our Academic team, Lacy explored schools and playgrounds around Boston, conducting research on experiential play environments. She thoughtfully transformed her findings into a conceptual design for a…