A long-vacant parcel reimagined for housing, arts, and innovation.
Berkeley will transform the 5.2-acre site, unused for more than 35 years, into a dynamic community of housing, lab-ready office, retail, arts and publicly accessible open space.
176 Lincoln is soon to become one of the most visible and impactful projects in Boston’s world-renowned life science space. Situated along I-90 Massachusetts Turnpike (MassPike), the project will be home to biomedical breakthroughs and a new hub of Allston/Brighton arts and culture – all connected by community open spaces that are welcoming to everyone.
Beyond the site alone, Berkeley’s vision for the surrounding streetscape will improve pedestrian and bike safety, knitting the neighborhood back together – also creating an improved experience to those walking to the nearby public transit station.
The project recently received unanimous approval from the Boston Planning & Development Agency as well as the Boston Civic Design Commission.
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