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CRACK’D Kitchen

CRACK’D Kitchen transformed a small, highly constrained corner site at Fourth Avenue and Middlesex Turnpike in Burlington, Massachusetts, into a new restaurant destination. The project required careful coordination due to tight zoning requirements, FEMA 100-year floodplain considerations, and previously allocated compensatory flood storage tied to an adjacent development. BSC provided site design, permitting, and construction…Read More

Amazon Fulfillment Center Site Development

BSC supported the development of a 2.75-million-square-foot warehouse on a former 95-acre farm. The project featured 40 loading docks, parking for 1,200 employees and 200 tractor trailers, and improvements to two state roadways, including a culvert extension through a perennial stream. Two residential properties were acquired and removed to accommodate the site. The work included…Read More

Oxoboxo Lofts Redevelopment

BSC Group provided civil engineering, transportation engineering, landscape architecture, and permitting to transform a deteriorated Civil War era mill into Oxoboxo Lofts, a new residential community of about 70 units, including much needed affordable housing for Montville, CT. On a steep, tightly constrained site, our team designed complete site systems for parking, circulation, utilities, drainage,…Read More

4th Ave Residences at Northwest Park

This project involved the new construction of a five-story, 250,000-square-foot, 167-unit residential building known as Life Time Living, located within Northwest Park in Burlington, Massachusetts. The development was led by Nordblom Company in partnership with Life Time Fitness, who served as both owner and developer. The building features structured parking and two second-floor exterior courtyards…Read More

25 Blue Sky Drive Life Science Building

This project involved the new construction of a 270,000-square-foot life science building designed to accommodate laboratory, office, and manufacturing functions. The facility serves as the new home for two prominent organizations in genomic research and regenerative medicine: the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard, and Vericel Corporation. The development also included key site improvements such…Read More

Invasive Species Vector Assessment, Japanese Stilt Grass

Invasive species pose significant threat to natural communities in the northeast and roadsides are a major vector for invasive species throughout the region. BSC consulted with a resident of Mount Washington, Massachusetts to conduct a case study to assess the relationship between a quickly advancing invasive species, Japanese stilt grass (Microstegium vimineum), roadside drainages, increased…Read More

Woodland Cemetery & Arboretum Expansion Project

BSC is proud of our ongoing collaboration with the Woodland Cemetery & Arboretum expansion project. As the final resting place of the Wright Brothers, Woodland Cemetery is an important cultural institution in Dayton. The expansion project seeks to build on the historic character of the cemetery in developing an ambitious expansion plan that aims to…Read More

Newton Residence

This landscape creates an immersive environment, seamlessly extending the intimacy and material essence of the interior spaces into the outdoors for the family. Granite stone walls, strategically positioned in both the front and back yard, support the grades to maximize the expansiveness of usable lawn areas and establish a boundary to ensure privacy. A driveway…Read More

101 Smith Place

101 Smith is a 215,000 SF lab ready building in Cambridge, MA and is part of the growing life science campus referred to as The Quad. The landscape design intent was to create a simple yet elegant composition of lawn, shade trees and low groundcover plantings that act as a foreground to the building. Lush…Read More

MCP Services

BSC Group staff provided LSP services for the remediation of a kerosene fuel oil (K-1) release from the delivery system of a jet turbine generator co-located at the electrical power substation in Pittsfield. The kerosene release occurred in January 2019 during a start-up test of the jet turbine when a fitting failed and 354 gallons…Read More
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