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22-24 Piedmont Street, Boston, MA Turnstone converted this raw industrial space into loft-style townhouses with private garages. The project began with a dilapidated concrete and brick building consisting of a single midblock warehouse space. The thorough reconstruction included the addition of a setback rooftop structure and the use of the original loading bays as the basic modules for the townhouse units. The project is located in an early 19th century historic district, and is within one block of public transportation. Boston Globe architectural critic Robert Campbell, in a feature article in the Globe’s Home section (3/4/99), called the design “ingenious” and the resulting product “a dream of a town pad.” |
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