125 Lincoln Street Impact Advisory Group Meeting

Jul 10, 2019

6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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  • Contact Name:

    Michael Sinatra

  • Contact Email Address:

    [email protected]

  • Type:

    Impact Advisory Group (IAG)

  • Location:

    Radian Building, 5th Floor Conference Room
    120 Kingston Street
    Boston, MA 02111

  • Contact Phone:

    617.918.4280

Description:

The Project consists of a new, approximately 625,000 square foot office building with retail and publicly accessible ground floor uses. Adjacent to the I-93 on-ramp at Lincoln Street and the Greenway, the Project intends to replace an existing building with a new building that will activate and invigorate the urban environment around it.

The Project includes the following key components:
  • The redesign of approximately 7,500 square feet of existing open space at the corner of Lincoln Street and the Greenway, adjacent to the new publicly accessible indoor space. This enhanced public realm will include landscaping designed to accommodate a wide range of programming, streetscape improvements, and improved connections to the Greenway. The design will be developed in close coordination with the City and Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy Greenway Conservancy.
  • Creation of a publicly accessible indoor space of approximately 7,000 square feet that includes gathering and retail spaces. In conjunction with the adjacent publicly accessible outdoor space, the Project will deliver an all-season indoor/outdoor space available for public gathering and community functions and events.
  • Creation of approximately 4,100 square feet of retail space along Beach Street and Lincoln Street, complementing the existing retail character within the Leather District.
  • Parking capacity for up to 275 vehicles located in up to five levels below grade.

Please note that the purpose of this meeting is different than that of a traditional community meeting. As part of the development review process, Impact Advisory Group (IAG) members work closely with BPDA staff to identify the impacts of a project and recommend appropriate community benefits to offset those impacts. IAG meetings prioritize discussion between the project proponent (i.e. the developer) and IAG members.

At this time, the Boston Planning & Development Agency (BPDA) is continuing to host public meetings in a virtual setting for the health, safety, and accessibility of Boston residents. For more information and updates, visit bostonplans.org.