Archive for the ‘FP3 Design’ Category

Kate Kennan of Winston Flowers designed this garden of edibles for a “concept” penthouse in downtown Boston on the theme of the “urban potager.” Holding its own aesthetically as well, the garden used a lively mix of foliage textures and colors including basil, peppers, chard, garlic, eggplant, squash, tomatoes and sweet potato vine.
Read the full article from gardendesign.com here >>

artSTRAND, a group of nine artists who came together in 2005 to create a jointly-owned gallery in Provincetown, will be showing an exhibition of new works at the FP3 Gallery from March 1 through April 30, 2010. The exhibition features work by artSTRAND members Bailey Bob Bailey, Paul Bowen, Breon Dunigan, Maryalice Johnston, Irene Lipton, Francis Olschafskie, Jim Peters, Anna Poor and Bert Yarborough.

Join us for the opening reception on Thursday, March 11 from 6 to 8 pm.

The Gallery at FP3 is part of three interlocking spaces that make up the FP3 lobby. The lobby is much larger than other residential lobby spaces – giving it a loft-like, industrial quality.

For more information about the FP3 Gallery call 617.261.7425.

The Boston Herald highlighted ten of the best new construction projects of the past decade in the Boston area. The chosen projects, including FP3, all master the mix between modern architectural elements and traditional Boston style.

From the Boston Herald: “Hacin Associates’ FP3 residential and restaurant complex in Southie’s Fort Point Channel area gets a nod — as it combined a renovation of an existing warehouse, and a new infill building topped by a slightly askew glass box, in a project that fit the context and had stylistic flair.”

Read the full article “Brand New in Boston. Fresh look builds with stars, ‘green’ tech, expressionism.”

Boston Herald, January 4 2010

Discussing the mix of contemporary architecture with historic, David Hacin from Hacin + Associates explains how this combination worked so successfully with the FP3 Boston building.

Read the full article and learn more about FP3 Boston’s mix of past and future from architect David Hacin>>

FP3 is pleased to welcome Boston artist Lynne Kortenhaus to the Gallery. Lynne Kortenhaus has experimented with a variety of printmaking techniques such as monotype, etching, photoetching and drypoint. Her works on paper layer colors, textures and shapes to create rich Landscapes of the Imagination. These are physical prints, hard won through her relentless and passionate touch.

Lynne has worked for a number of years at the Fine Arts Work Center in Provincetown with artists and printmakers including Michael Mazur, Bert Yarborough, Peik Larson, Betsy Garand, Vicky Tomayko and Louise Hamlin. She has exhibited her work as part of the Monoprint Project of the Fine Arts Work Center, in a group show of works on paper in the Schoolhouse Gallery, as well as in a number of private and corporate collections.

Learn more about the FP3 Gallery, located in the lobby of FP3 Boston.

Marni Katz, author of the Stuff Magazine article about designer John Stefanon’s FP3 model studio,  continues to write about the well-designed space on her blog.

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Boston Magazine hosted the Living in Style event this September at the luxurious penthouse of the FP3 in South Boston.  The concept: local stores style outfits inspired by rooms in the Boston Magazine Concept Home.  Visit our Facebook Fan Page to view more photos of the event and the models!

Model styled by Stil, Photo by Nathan Fried-Lipski

The party was featured in Design for Men Magazine.  You can read the entire story about the party here>>

Boston Common Magazine explores architect David Hacin’s inspiration for FP3 Boston

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Tour the Boston Home Magazine Concept Home at http://www.apartmenttherapy.com/boston/boston-home-magazine-concept-home-house-tour-097019

FP3 architects Hacin + Associates furnished the beautiful penthouse for the 2009 concept home.

Working his magic on a 671-square foot studio apartment at FP3 Boston, John Stefanon of JFS Design studio created a functional  and beautiful space.
Read more from the Stuff Magazine article>>

Learn more about FP3 Boston Design here.

Studio designed by John Stefanon