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Walgreens
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Walter Baker Lofts
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Our Work

Boston’s unique historic character and the creative ways Bostonians embrace and adapt their historic resources have been essential to the city’s vitality and success for generations. Here are the projects we are working on now, projects we’ve recognized in recent years, and a sampling of projects we’ve touched in our four decades of advocacy.  
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Alliance Status
project star
2021 award winner
The Roxbury Library
Roxbury
Brutalism/Heroic
Completed
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project star
2017 award winner
The Terminal Storage Building
Charlestown
National Register Historic District
Completed
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project star
2016 award winner
The Verb Hotel
Fenway/Kenmore
Mid-century Modernism
Completed

As the Fenway neighborhood in Boston changes and evolves, certain places within it…
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project star
2020 award winner
The Whitney Hotel
Beacon Hill
New Construction and
Boston Landmark District
Completed
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project star
2006 award winner
Trinity Church at Copley Squar…
Back Bay
Revival Styles
National Register Historic District, National Historic Landmark
Completed

Trinity Church is a National Historic Landmark considered by…
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project star
2023 award winner
Upham's Corner Comfort St…
Dorchester
Revival Styles
Boston Landmark
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project star
2014 award winner
Walgreens
Downtown/Financial District
Mid-century Modernism
Completed

In 1972, the architectural firm of Kallman, McKinnell, & Knowles (the same firm…
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project star
2003 award winner
Walter Baker Lofts
Dorchester
Revival Styles
National Register Historic District
Completed

The Walter Baker Chocolate Factory Administration Building in Dorchester’s Lower…
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project star
2010 award winner
ZUMIX Engine 40 Firehouse
East Boston
Completed

Built in 1923, the Engine 40 Firehouse originally serviced the Jeffries Point…
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“The quality of our architectural heritage, its pedestrian scale—we have some of the greatest streets in this nation.”
— Howard Elkus —
“We all want progress in Eastie, but we do want to see history preserved.”
— Meg Grady, East Boston resident —
“There’s a reason why this bridge is still here. It means something to Bostonians.”
— Greg Galer —
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