Studio Journal 

Another transit oriented housing development has started construction this month! 95 Everett St will offer 88 units of affordable housing to the Allston-Brighton neighborhood, and is walking distance from the Boston Landing commuter rail station. The building includes a rooftop terrace and ground-floor retail space. We are so excited to see this project come to life!

The 52-unit a residential building in downtown Beverly designed by ICON Architecture has broken ground at 119 Rantoul Street. The development aims to activate the streetscape along Rantoul Street corridor and is just a block away from the MBTA commuter rail station. We are so excited to see this project come to life!

Michelle’s work has always been rooted in the idea that landscapes should feel approachable, intuitive, and deeply connected to the people who use them. From public parks and campuses to housing and residential projects, her focus is on creating places that bring clarity to complex sites while supporting everyday life in meaningful ways.

We are excited to share that the Weston Town Green Planting Report is now live! This has been a wonderful collaboration with the Town and the Tree Advisory Group to preserve the historic town green. "Spurred into action by significant tree losses on our iconic New England Town Green, our town’s tree committee engaged Crowley Cottrell to design a succession planting plan. The team at CCLA helped us delineate, prioritize, and integrate historical elements, current usage pattern