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The historic facade of the five story limestone and terra cotta Ferdinand is restored and kept as a l

To celebrate the history of the neighbourhood as a transport hub, the void of the historic rail track

Above are three floors with BPS offices with flexible work spaces varying from open office floors to

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As a testimony to the vision of the late Mayor Thomas M. Menino, the building stands proudly over Dud

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Mecanoo and Sasaki’s design embodies the City’s vision of a symbol of change that is freely accessibl

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Text description provided by the architects. Designed by Dutch practice Mecanoo, together with US bas

The ground floor of the facility serves as an entirely public zone – known as the “New Dudley Square”

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The facades of the Ferdinand, Curtis and Waterman buildings on the plot reach out to all sides of the

Referencing the original buildings, the prevailing thinking during the design phase is that the new m

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