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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

This past Tuesday, GLAAD (Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation) threw a party at the Gallery at FP3.  Jarret Barrios, former Senator and president of GLAAD was in attendance.

Read about this GLAAD celebration in the Boston Herald.

BOSTON HERALD (06.28.08)

FP3 Brings High Design to Southie District

Boston’s Berkeley Investments is positioning its new FP3 condo complex as a hip destination spot in South Boston’s emerging Fort Point/Seaport District. Read More>>

BOSTON HERALD (06.26.08)

The Boston-based real estate mogul and Berkeley Investments president is plunging ahead with roughly $1billion in new projects…  Read More>>

BOSTON HERALD (06.09.08)

After decades of planning, and sometimes crushing setbacks, the vision of a new neighborhood along the waterfront near the Moakley courthouse and Fan Pier is finally starting to take  hold. Read More>>

BOSTON HERALD (06.03.08)

Developer John Hynes makes Seaport Square plan official. Read More>>

BOSTON HERALD BUSINESS REPORTER (06.09.07)

Windswept parking lots on South Boston’s emerging waterfront would be transformed into a new neighborhood of hotels, shops, theaters, office buildings, and enough homes for 5,000 residents…
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BOSTON HERALD BUSINESS REPORTER (05.26.07)

After months of radio silence, Hub developer John Hynes is readying his first big step toward building out what could be the biggest project in the city’s history. Read More>>

BOSTON HERALD (05.04.07)

Boston chef Barbara Lynch is about to stir things up in the South End. Read More>>