Changing the narrative of commercial development in Boston
Commercial Development
Sasaki’s immersive, integrated approach to urban development synthesizes physical, social, environmental, economic, and regulatory complexities into bold, actionable design. We work with leading national and global developers to create meaningful and sustainable value across scales, contexts, and cultures. Given the breadth of our practice within commercial, civic, and campus environments, we capitalize on the increasing connections between these stakeholders to realize dynamic mixed-use development projects.
Transforming a 19th-century campus dedicated to healthcare into a dynamic, mixed-use district
Envisioning an innovation corridor for the world-renowned Mayo Clinic
An unlikely source of public realm activation in Boston's Seaport comes from a totally new take on the lab and office tower—a departure from the glass box, at long last
A master plan that re-casts 7.7 million square feet of development, creating a diverse, mixed-use environment with pedestrian space and connectivity to Boston's thriving Seaport
A new residential tower strategically placed in downtown Boston, acting as a gateway that weaves multiple neighborhoods together
In collaboration with HRP and Redgate Capital Partners, Sasaki is carrying out detailed master planning of the 776 Summer Street innovation district in South Boston.
A tranquil, elegant residential community and exciting destination hub
Creating a sustainable new urban district near ASU's Tempe campus
Sasaki's Michael Grove discusses Vietnam's burgeoning innovation district
An environmentally progressive vision for a new central business district adjacent to Wuhan’s high-speed rail station
Creating a connected heart along the river out of the last undeveloped waterfront parcel in Portland, Oregon
Colonial-era architectural elements come alive in Wuhu's renewed epicenter of culture and international commerce along the Yangtze River
The project received the Award of Excellence for Sustainable Development from the Royal Architectural Institute of Canada, the Canadian Institute of Planners, and the Canadian Society of Landscape Architects
Transforming a suburban office campus into an urban mixed-use district.