Timeline
From BAT to TAT
After rehabilitating and adapting historic buildings and master planning new housing on Admiral’s Hill in Chelsea, MA, the Boston Architectural Team moves its office to the historic Naval Commandant’s quarters on the waterfront campus changing the firm’s name to The Architectural Team (TAT) to reflect expanded work throughout the US.
Transformation of the former Symmes Hospital Campus
Redevelopment and master planning of the former 18-acre Symmes Hospital Campus is transformed into Arlington 360 – a new award-winning market rate multifamily community.
Transforming Harbor Place in Haverhill, MA
Harbor Place breaks ground to begin the transformation of this former underutilized site into a new mixed-use waterfront development. The design reinvigorates the streetscape, creates active pedestrian corridors to the river from Merrimack Street, and offers a variety of uses that significantly enhance the local business district.
Preservation and Adaptive Reuse Create a Lasting Impact
TAT’s historic conversion of a jewelry factory into Sterling Lofts, a mixed-income community for active adults age 55+.
Thoughtful Urban Placemaking
Bower, the initial phase of the Fenway Center development, is Boston’s first residential complex to utilize View dynamic glazing.
Four New Principals Named as Part of TAT’s Leadership Team
“There is an energy and added sense of purpose that comes from empowering new leaders, nurturing a firm-wide sense of ownership, and encouraging fresh perspectives. The integrity of these valued team members will continue to foster the relationships that are so important to the firm.” –Bob Verrier, Founder