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Michael Conlan shows us how it's done -
Sean Selby and Jason King strategizing. -
Kristin Poch investigates the bowling ball options -
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Claes Andreasen with perfect form! -
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This summer at AST introduced a new weekly tradition of heading over to Sacco’s Bowl Haven for flatbread pizza, socializing, and candlepin bowling. It’s been a great way for the firm to blow off steam and engage in some (healthy) competition. Results this year showed an even spread week to week of close games and high intensity. Competition was fierce; for four consecutive weeks, both teams alternated the lead by less than a half pin difference! On the final week, both teams bowled their best at the championship match between teams AH and IZ. After a careful tally of
We’re pleased to announce that Arrowstreet was a Silver Award winner at this year’s ICSC Design and Development Awards with Wisconsin Place in the category of “Innovative Design and Development of a New Project”…
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Kristin with winning pumpkin -
Go Go Ginkgo: #1 Pumpkin 2011 -
Transformkin: #2 Pumpkin 2011 -
Cannibalistic Pumpkinhead (with victims): #3 Pumpkin 2011 -
Ode to the Oak Tree -
A spooky bat -
Spot -
Arrowstreet team awaiting the results of the judging -
Carvers selecting their pumpkins from the "patch"
On Friday, October 28th Arrowstreeters showcased their design, carving, and decorating skills at our 4th annual Pumpkin Design Contest. We had a variety of entries in this year’s contest, including a Transformkin complete with drywall screws (Matt Rice); a traditional Halloween bat carving (Greg Triplett); a wide-eyed, floppy-eared dog named Spot (Mike Conlan); a cannibalistic pumpkin dripping candy corn (Stephanie Tyll and Lama Bitar); and pumpkin carved like an Oak tree with a “tire” swing (Lauren Haggerty)…
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Exhibit board -
Mix of uses includes street-level retail space // Photo by Ed Wonsek -
Vibrant public courtyards with open spaces and seating areas // Photo by Ed Wonsek -
Vibrant public courtyards with open spaces // Photo by Ed Wonsek -
Highly accessible by varied transportation options // Photo by Ed Wonsek -
Attractive outdoor spaces // Photo by Ed Wonsek
Arrowstreet will be showcasing Keen’s Crossing at Winooski Falls at the Livable Communities Exhibit, located in the A.P.E. Gallery in Northampton, MA from October 1-15. Hosted by the AIA New England / Western Massachusetts AIA, the exhibit highlights projects located in New England or designed by New England firms that relate to the AIA’s Ten Principles of Livable Communities. We felt Keen’s Crossing- located in Winooski, Vermont- was a great fit for many reasons- its vibrant public courtyards, mix of uses, and neighborhood identity among them…
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Angry Birds, Street-Wise -
The Cloud -
Egg-uarium -
Egg-cited for Summer -
Egg Stars -
Clem-egg-tines -
The Winners: Egg-celerated Egg-spressions Egg-splosions! -
James Wong and David Burn demonstrate how to use their catapult. -
Employees watch as one of their own launches color-infused eggs to make art.
When Easter is just about upon us, that means only one thing at Arrowstreet: the Annual Egg Decorating Contest. This is the chance for the staff to design and create something much different than buildings…
I was asked to sit on the jury this past fall for the Boston Society of Architect’s competition for the design of its new space at Atlantic Wharf. The jury reviewed the approximately 20 entries and selected Höweler + Yoon Architecture. The submittals were both wide ranging and also quite impressive in terms of design quality and the firms and individuals who participated…
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Jessica Bessette's winning entry -
Dramatic lighting concept
Arrowstreet hosted an in-house design competition to generate new ideas for the signature bridge that will be a part of the Waterfront Square at Revere Beach. Over the course of two weeks, our talented designers came up with a number of options covering a wide range of styles and themes…