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Environmental Design Group worked with Little Folks Day Care
Environmental Design Group (Arrowstreet’s non-profit affiliate) worked with Little Folks Day Care, a non-profit early childhood daycare center in East Boston, to revitalize the underutilized outdoor space into a brand-new play area. Part of the redesign included a hand-painted mural on the back wall to anchor the space. The mural is also visible from the street, adding vibrancy to the…
Commercial Real Estate Success Training (CREST) Internship Closing Ceremony
Part of the Arrowstreet family had the pleasure of attending the Commercial Real Estate Success Training (CREST) Internship Closing Ceremony to celebrate our amazing interns — Kadjatou Balde, Constanza Reveco and Shea Aulson — on the completion of their summer internship. We proudly cheered on Constanza as she delivered a closing speech. Her heartfelt words captured the depth of her…
A new Squantum School is taking shape while learning continues
A new Squantum School is taking shape while learning continues! This summer, a temporary building was connected to the original school with an enclosed, weather-proof passageway. In the fall, this temporary space will keep classes running smoothly while the older buildings are taken down and reimagined. By keeping the school operational, children can continue learning in a comfortable and familiar…
Mila’s offers an experience that feels both effortless and intentional
Whether you are seeking a quiet morning with a pastry and a coffee, a long lunch overlooking the water, or an expertly prepared cocktail with dinner, Mila’s offers an experience that feels both effortless and intentional. Located at the base of Gibson Point, Mila’s is designed to make you feel comfortable yet classy. With indoor and outdoor seating, incredible views…
Tour by CREW Boston’s Housing & Community Development Committee
Pearl Pyo and Bridgette Doherty attended a tour hosted by CREW Boston’s Housing & Community Development Committee of 2Life Communities’ Brighton Campus, a standout example of affordable senior housing. 2Life owns, develops, operates, and provides supportive services that allow residents to enjoy the benefits of community regardless of income. They intentionally create spaces that encourage conversation, gardening, art, and staying…
Gibson Point, multifamily development that embodies health and wellness
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, (AIA) COTE Top Ten award winner of 2025
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…
Built Environment Plus Building Tech Forum at Tufts University
In collaboration with the Massachusetts Clean Energy Center (Mass CEC), the Built Environment Plus Building Tech Forum will bring together 250 leading architects, engineers, owners, operators, contractors, manufacturers, sustainability consultants, investors, lenders and more. Katherine Bubriski AIA, CPHC, LEED AP, Fitwel Ambassador will explore the cost and efficiency advantages of a decarbonization masterplan, along with best practices for developing one….
Welcome to Mila’s
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…
Lunch and Learn session in support of ULI’s Homeless to Housed initiative
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…