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401 Park Repositioning

Firm LocationBoston, United States
Project locationBoston, Massachusetts
CompanyElkus Manfredi Architects
Lead ArchitectDavid P. Manfredi, FAIA, LEED AP
Design TeamStructural: McNamara Salvia | MEP: WSP Flack & Kurtz | Lighting: HDLC | Civil: VHB | Contractor: Suffolk | Landscape: LeBlanc Jones | LEED: The Green Engineer
ClientSamuels & Associates
Projecthttps://www.worldarchitecturenews.com/article/1687452/2020-wan-awards-entry-401-park-elkus-manfredi-architects

Originally opened in 1928 as a 1M-square-foot Sears, Roebuck, & Co. regional warehouse, the reinvented 401 Park is a work/play hub linking Boston’s Fenway and Longwood Medical neighborhoods. Elkus Manfredi Architects stripped interiors back to their structural bones to create a magnificent two-story atrium and the 25,000-sf Time Out Market, featuring massive windows that open to outdoor seating and a public park. The reinvented landmark honors the rich history of this neighborhood cornerstone while activating ground-level connections and creating contemporary, lively day/night destinations.