Format
Brief
City
Boston
State/Province
MA
Country
USA
Metro Area
Boston
Project Type
Mixed Use
Location Type
Central Business District
Land Uses
Hotel
Medical
Open space
Parking
Restaurant
Keywords
Adaptive use
Historic landmark
Historic preservation
Hospital
Luxury hotel
Outpatient facility
ULI Awards for Excellence 2008 Finalist
Site Size
3
acres
acres
hectares
Date Started
2001
Date Opened
2007
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The Liberty Hotel/Yawkey Center project seamlessly blends two uses not commonly associated with each other—a hotel and hospital—on a three-acre (1.2-ha) shared site. In addition to the unconventional partnering, the development includes an adaptive use of the Charles Street Jail, a historic landmark at the northern base of Boston’s Beacon Hill neighborhood. Ultimately, a common planning vision between the developer and the owner united the disparate functions, resulting in a $150 million, 300-room luxury hotel and 440,000-square-foot (40,877-m2) state-of-the-art medical outpatient facility.
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Format
Brief
City
Boston
State/Province
MA
Country
USA
Metro Area
Boston
Project Type
Mixed Use
Location Type
Central Business District
Land Uses
Hotel
Medical
Open space
Parking
Restaurant
Keywords
Adaptive use
Historic landmark
Historic preservation
Hospital
Luxury hotel
Outpatient facility
ULI Awards for Excellence 2008 Finalist
Site Size
3
acres
acres
hectares
Date Started
2001
Date Opened
2007
Developers/Owners
Carpenter & Company, Inc.
Cambridge, MA
Kennedy Associates Real Estate Counsel LP
Seattle, WA
Owner
Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston, MA
Architect
Cambridge Seven Associates, Inc.
Cambridge, MA
Historic Preservation Architect
Ann Beha Associates
Boston, MA
Website
www.libertyhotel.com
www.massgeneral.org
Principal Author(s)
Theodore Thoerig
ULI Awards for Excellence 2008 Finalist