
The Building
Where Boston's industrial heritage lives on.

Architectural Philosophy
Honor the bones. Modernize the rest.
The 2017 restoration treated every original surface — the load-bearing brick, the riveted steel beams, the maple floors stained by a century of work — as protected material. Where modern systems were needed, they were inserted as legible new layers, never disguised as old.
The result is a building that reads honestly: turn-of-the-century structure beside present-day comfort.

2017 Award
Boston Preservation
Achievement Award.
"A model for what adaptive reuse can mean to a neighborhood — preserving the character that drew people here, while making room for the next generation."
— City of Boston
National Recognition
National Registry of Historic Places.
Officially Designated
United States Department of the Interior
Location
Within reach of everywhere.

Navy Yard
5 min drive · 18 min walk
North End
8 min drive · 15 min Orange Line
Assembly Row
9 min drive · 20 min bike
Wynn Casino
12 min drive
Transportation Hub
Six ways to leave the loft.
Orange Line
Community College T · 0.7 mi
Bike Share
Bluebikes station at door
Zip Car
Reserved spaces on-site
EV Charging
12 charging stations
Kayak Launch
Direct Mystic access
I-93 / Route 1
1 mi to either

Mystic River Waterfront
A watershed worth watching over.
275 Medford sits where the Mystic widens into the harbor — a stretch of waterfront once industrial, now restored to public access through coordinated stewardship.
Specifications
Built to last another century.
- Year Built
- 1898
- Restored
- 2017
- Total SF
- 184,000
- Units
- 112
- Ceilings
- 12–14 ft
- Brick
- Hand-fired red
- Windows
- Steel-frame factory
- Common SF
- 22,000
