District Square

In a joint venture with SV+Partners, Trax, and Lupoli Companies, this downtown Haverhill Mixed-Use Development will reinvigorate an underutilized stretch of Merrimac Street that has long been the site of a two-story parking garage. The infill project mends the urban fabric along three city streets and creates a notable landmark that will activate and anchor the east edge of the city center. The master plan envisions an ensemble of three buildings organized around a central public plaza defined by street-level retail and restaurants and programmed with active and passive seasonal uses. The plaza provides a key transition through the site and vertically between the more public Merrimac Street and the upper level of residential-scaled Park Way. From the higher elevation, the new buildings will frame a view south across the plaza to the Merrimac River beyond.

When completed, the project will include 394 rental apartment units across three buildings with 142 parking spaces, approximately 27,000 square feet of residential amenity space, and 20,000 square feet of retail. A raised amenity terrace overlooks the plaza and features a pool and varied zones for gathering. The architecture along Merrimac Street presents more formal elevations that reference the scale and organization of Haverhill’s characteristic factory buildings, while the language of the courtyards is treated in a more expressive manner and animated with balconies.

10 Malcolm X

In a joint venture with SV+Partners, Trax and Caste Capital, 10 Malcolm X Boulevard is a mixed-use development situated in the heart of Nubian Square. It is comprised of 123 total units of housing and approximately 37,000 square feet of commercial and retail space.

Building upon the rich historic and cultural legacy of the area, the project replaces a surface parking lot with a range of both rental and homeownership housing opportunities. It also involves rehabilitating the existing commercial building and creating a significant new public space at the corner of Malcolm X Boulevard and Shawmut Avenue.

Community outreach has been at the core of the project from day one, encompassing design workshops with local community groups and an infusion of new work by local artists throughout the site.

Special attention has been paid to the landscape throughout, allowing the three buildings of the development to be tied together through a series of walking paths, open spaces, and bountiful tree canopy.

TERRAZZA

Nestled into a hill along Linden Street, a main road that goes into the heart of downtown Wellesley, TERRAZZA went through a significant approval process. Starting out initially as a 40 B project and then overtime, working in concert with both the town and abutting residences the team successfully managed to get these lots rezoned under the Residential Overlay District.

This project is home to 35 thoughtfully crafted single-level living condominium units with a beautifully landscaped courtyard and curated amenity spaces.

For more information, please visit:  www.terrazzawellesley.com

73 SUMMER ST

Located at the corner of School and Summer Street, this 27-residential rental project has a direct route and relationship to Union Square to the immediate south in Somerville. Currently the site of a dilapidated gas station, the parcel presents an opportunity for the creation of environmentally responsible housing that also strengthens contextual congruence in the neighborhood. By allotting ample space on the site for landscaping, the site design supports local biodiversity, promotes sustainable strategies for rainwater infiltration, and provides a fix-it station for locals utilizing alternate modes of transportation. The building itself strategically pulls materials from adjacent buildings on to the site help frame the prominent and special façade at the street corner.

535 SECOND STREET

In a joint venture with SV + Partners, construction is underway for a new ground-up 27-unit multifamily rental building with 23 at-grade garage parking spaces.

Everett is currently undergoing a fundamental transformation from an industrial city into one of Greater Boston’s most dynamic residential rental markets. Abutting Boston and Cambridge, the City of Everett has optimized its location through heavy public investment into transit infrastructure and strategic transit-oriented planning.

The project will benefit from significant nearby economic drivers and a host of amenity offerings, including Encore Boston Harbor, Cambridge Crossing, and Assembly Square.

201 WASHINGTON ST

TRAX recently completed this boutique project that is at the footsteps of a large multi-family development located at St. Grabriels in Brighton. With permitting complete, TRAX completed this project in-house bringing 6 townhouse units through the restoration and expansion of a historic home located on Washington Street.

Designed by EMBARC, the goal for the addition was to complement the traditional structure and hold true to what is new.