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Four Seasons Hotel & Private Residences at One Dalton Street

SQ. FT.

850,000

Owner

Carpenter & Company, Inc.

Architect

Cambridge Seven Associates, Inc.; Pei Cobb Freed & Partners

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A 61-story mixed-use development in Boston.

Four Seasons Hotel & Private Residences at One Dalton Street

This 851,000 square-foot mixed-use development consists of 215 guest rooms and 171 luxury condominiums.

 

Extensive preconstruction planning went into preparing a comprehensive construction management plan that addressed the logistical constraints related to the site and its abutters. Logistical challenges included an extremely tight site along with the demolition of existing structures. Construction took place in close proximity to the existing 101 Belvidere Building (former Church Colonnade Building).

A luxurious hotel lobby with wood-paneled walls, a chandelier, two yellow armchairs with floor lamps, artwork on the walls, and a round table with a large plant centerpiece on a patterned rug.
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A modern glass and stone building with a curved facade stands at a street corner in a city; cars, trees, and pedestrians are visible on the sidewalks under a sunny blue sky with scattered clouds.

Expertly navigating site logistics

Four Seasons Hotel & Private Residences at One Dalton Street

The new building also has an extremely complex deep foundation system comprised of slurry walls, secant walls, and load bearing elements. The team met with abutters and local agencies on multiple occasions in order to develop the final plan that safely delineated pedestrian routes and routed traffic carefully around the area.