The project is designed in Boston, an old city with unique architecture.
Expectations of the investor are developing a low-floor apartment building with maximum floor area but ensuring ventilation and comfort for residents.

Therefore, the design solution combines modern architecture and classic colors of red brick, in harmony with the context of old houses in the same neighborhood of Boston.
The balconies are beveled and take a nice view from the house to the surrounding.

Boston’s low-floor apartment building is a project that is expected to be a young and dynamic new residential area.
Small and medium-sized apartments are designed to the maximum in terms of function and suitable for any usages.
The design cleverly addresses the needs and costs of the owner in a reasonable way to attract young families.

In addition, the apartment complex also provides utilities, shops, and a shopping area on the ground floor.
It also creates a better connection to the surrounding infrastructure and residential area by separating the entrance from Burrell St.

The exterior architecture has a strong style, but it is also in harmony with the architecture and specific context of Boston so it brings a modern and close breath.