Breakfast with Mayor Curtatone

Wednesday morning Arrowstreet held our annual event to honor Somerville Mayor Joseph A. Curtatone. Co-hosted by John Cole, an Arrowstreet Partner, and Adam Dash, Esq., the fundraiser affords local business leaders and residents the opportunity to speak with Mayor Curtatone about the community, real estate, and plans for the City’s future.

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Red Sox Opening Day

While we wished we were at the game for the Sox’s first game of the season (and finally, the first win!), we celebrated Opening Day in style in the office, complete with our favorite themed ice cream flavors. We also raised money for the Jimmy Fund through their Rally Against Cancer campaign.

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Icelandic Institute of Natural History

Arrowstreet, as part of an international design team, created a sustainable master plan for a mixed-use community on a spectacular hilltop site in Garðabær outside of Reykjavik. The Icelandic Institute of Natural History was the first office/lab building to be built in the project, and is already getting noticed around the world for both its beautiful design and its sustainability features. Arrowstreet served as design consultants to the architect-of-record, Icelandic firm ARKIS, and led the sustainability effort…

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Arrowstreet Celebrates with Family & Friends

On Friday, Arrowstreet held its annual holiday celebration for all staff members, family, and friends of the firm.  As usual there was plenty of delicious food and drink.

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Park Lane Seaport Sold

In a deal closed on December 9th, a group of investors represented by JPMorgan Asset Management purchased the Arrowstreet-designed Park Lane Seaport. The 465 residences, arranged in two towers of rental units, opened in 2006, targeting young, urban professionals looking for more space and flexibility than what the city’s 19th-century housing stock can provide. Park Lane Seaport also contains ground-level retail and restaurant and 496 underground parking spaces…

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LEED-ing By Example

Today’s Banker & Tradesman features an article titled “LEED-ing By Example” that discusses the choices building owners are faced with when making sustainable choices in building design, and balancing costs when making decisions about LEED certification. Arrowstreet’s President, Jim Batchelor, is quoted in the article and an Arrowstreet project in Boston, Two Financial, is featured…

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BSA Honors White Elephant Hotel Residences

Arrowstreet’s design of the White Elephant Hotel Residences on Nantucket was honored with an Award for Design in the 2010 BSA/AIA NY Housing Design Awards Program. Juror comments…

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Prestigious Honor for Artists for Humanity EpiCenter

The Artists for Humanity EpiCenter was chosen by Leveraging Investments in Creativity (LINC) and MetLife Foundation to receive a 2010 MetLife Foundation Innovative Space Award. The awards “recognize outstanding efforts in the design and development of affordable space for artists”. Designed by Arrowstreet, the facility opened in 2004 as the first LEED Platinum building in Boston. This prestigious award is another for the EpiCenter’s extensive collection. Congrats to all!…

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Revere Bridge Design Competition

Arrowstreet hosted an in-house design competition to generate new ideas for the signature bridge that will be a part of the Waterfront Square at Revere Beach. Over the course of two weeks, our talented designers came up with a number of options covering a wide range of styles and themes…

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Four-Legged Friends Visit Arrowstreet

Check out Arrowstreet staffers being interviewed for a special edition of Animal Planet. Our neighbors at Powderhouse Productions filmed part of the show right here in our office. Although one of our four-legged guests is deemed the World’s Ugliest Cat, we sure enjoyed his visit!…

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