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Infusing fresh energy to Allston, 25–39 Harvard Avenue introduces 170 modern residences with a vibrant façade that enhances street-level connection.
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Thoughtfully chosen materials and a lush courtyard create an inviting, community-focused environment.
As construction progresses, the mixed-use development prioritizes housing accessibility with dedicated affordable units and promotes sustainability by
achieving Passive House standards — a rigorous approach to building design that drastically reduces energy use while enhancing indoor air quality, comfort,
and long-term performance.
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A revitalized streetscape and a new post office further enrich the neighborhood, making 25–39 Harvard Avenue a true hub for connection and community. ✨🌳🏗️🏢

Client: Eden Properties
Architecture: EMBARC
Interiors: EMBARC
Structural Engineer: H+O Structural Engineering
MEP: R.W. Sullivan Engineering
Passive House Consultant: Linnean Solutions
Landscape Architect: Verdant
Videography: Kure Creative | Videography & Social Media Marketing

Archive celebrates the idea that collecting is not simply about ownership - it is about appreciation, preservation, and participation. Whether it is a significant automobile, a compelling work of art, a remarkable bottle of w**e, a beautifully made garment, or an unforgettable meal, the things we surround ourselves with can become a record of our interests, experiences, and lives.
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The architecture of Archive is designed to feel less like a traditional private club and more like a carefully composed collection of spaces, objects, and experiences. The building is designed around the idea of a living archive—part gallery, part salon, part workshop, and part home. ✨🚘

Client: Archive
Architect: EMBARC
Interiors: EMBARC
MEP Engineers: Building Engineering Resources, Inc.
structural engineer: Siegel Structural Engineers
Kitchen Equipment: TriMark USA | Foodservice Distributor
Photography: Kure Creative | Videography & Social Media Marketing
Videography: Kure Creative | Videography & Social Media Marketing

Introducing Court 16 in Newton, MA, an indoor tennis and pickleball facility located at 300 Needham Street. This newest club brings new energy to the region while continuing to expand the game.
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Its layout is organized around teaching and skill development for players of all ages and levels, with four light-filled indoor courts, thoughtful sightlines, and an easy, open flow that supports focused instruction and the development of confident, consistent rallies.
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It’s a place where first swings turn into stronger games, and where thoughtful design helps build a true sense of community. 🎾✨

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We’re excited to share an inside look with one of our principals, Bill Mensinger, as Youth Enrichment Services is just six months away from completion!
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It’s incredibly exciting to see this vision coming to life for our clients at YES. At the heart of YES’s programming is the ski shop, which was designed to serve as both a central gear hub and a launch point for the rest of the facility.
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This project reimagines their new home base—bringing movement, light, and a strong connection to the outdoors to life through design. 🌲🎿🏔️

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