Boston's south end

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March 5, 2013

Boston’s South End What’s New and What’s Next?

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Randi Lathrop

Director of Business Development

Boston Redevelopment Authority

NAIOP MASSACHUSETTS

PRESENTATION

MARCH 5, 2013

Vision and Development Overview

for the Harrison Albany Corridor

--Randi Lathrop, Director of Business Development

--Justin Krebs, Principal, Normandy Partners

--Ted Tye, Managing Partner, National Development

BOSTON REDEVELOPMENT

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CORRIDOR OVERVIEW AND PLANNING PROCESS

PLANNING PROCESS

- 2.5 year public process - 16+ meetings - 30-member Advisory Group - Consultant & in-house

analysis - Visioning - Public realm - Transportation - Zoning recommendations

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• GUIDE FUTURE GROWTH THROUGH COLLECTIVE VISION

• BALANCE MARKET INTERESTS VS. NEIGHBORHOOD CONCERNS

• LAND USE CONTROL

• UPDATE CURRENT ZONING

• REGULATE BUILD-OUT TO TRANSPORTATION CAPACITY

• CREATE NEW CONNECTIONS

• ENHANCE PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION

BACKGROUND & VISION

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BACKGROUND & VISION

URBAN DESIGN FRAMEWORK

1. USE CORRIDORS

2. GREEN CORRIDORS

3. PLACE-MAKING

4. STREET GRID & BLOCK PATTERN

5. STREETSCAPE TYPES

6. HEIGHT

7. FAR

URBAN DESIGN FRAMEWORK

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PUBLIC REALM

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• Images are illustrative for planning purposes and not definitive

• Linework does not represent actual alignments or dimensions and instead reflect general intent

PUBLIC REALM

STREET GRID AND BLOCK PATTERN

HEIGHT CHANGES

• Images are illustrative for planning purposes and not definitive • Linework does not represent actual alignments or dimensions and instead reflect general intent

EXISTING AS OF RIGHT HEIGHT

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STREET WALL: 10 ft. STEPBACK @70 ft.

ZONING

PROPOSED AS OF RIGHT HEIGHT

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EXISTING PDA HEIGHT PROPOSED PDA HEIGHT

ZONING

FLOOR AREA RATIO CHANGES

Proposed 275 Albany St.

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EXISTING AS OF RIGHT FAR PROPOSED AS OF RIGHT FAR

ZONING

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EXISTING PDA FAR PROPOSED PDA FAR

ZONING

HEIGHTS AND FLOOR AREA RATIO COMBINED

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PROPOSED AS OF RIGHT HEIGHT/FAR PROPOSED PDA HEIGHT/FAR

ZONING

110 ft

120 ft

150 ft

100 ft 100 ft

100 ft

PROPOSED AS OF RIGHT HEIGHT/FAR

4.0 4.0 4.0

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ZONING

100 ft

120 ft

200 ft

150 ft

200 ft

PROPOSED PDA HEIGHT/FAR

6.5 6.5

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ZONING

MAXIMUM LOT COVERAGE

Lot Coverage Requirement - parcels ≥1 acre - max 80% lot coverage

- footprints, parking, service

- 20% public access & enhanced public realm

INCENTIVES – LOT COVERAGE

ZONING

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DEVELOPMENT INCENTIVE PROGRAM

INCENTIVES – USE AMENITY

USE AMENITY: One of the following use amenities must be included in a PDA project.

Affordable Housing

20% of the project’s residential units must qualify as affordable housing according to the Inclusionary Development

Program of the City of Boston.

Affordable Cultural Space

5% of the bonus square footage must be provided on site to a cultural group whose eligibility for the program is TBD by the

Affordable Commercial Space

5% of the bonus square footage must a) be provided on site to a start-up business whose eligibility for the program is TBD

by the BRA or b) its equivalent value must be provided to a program/loan fund.

Mixed-Use Projects

For mixed use projects, an equivalent combination of the aforementioned amenities may be combined pursuant to the

BRA’s approval.

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ZONING

INCENTIVES – HYPOTHETICAL USE AMENITY CALCULATION

50,000 sq. ft. (1.15 acre) Lot

As of Right FAR 4.0 : 50,000 sq. ft. x FAR 4.0 = 200,000 sq. ft.

PDA FAR 6.5 : 50,000 sq. ft. x FAR 6.5 = 325,000 sq. ft.

Bonus Floor Area : 125,000 sq. ft.

RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT : 20% of the project’s residential units

Unit size assumption : 1,000 sq. ft. /unit

As of Right FAR 4.0 : 200,000 sq. ft. – 200 units

PDA FAR 6.5 : 325,000 sq. ft. – 325 units

Total 325 units

65 affordable units = 20% of 325 units

COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT: 5% of the bonus square footage

As of Right FAR 4.0 : 200,000 sq. ft.

PDA FAR 6.5 : 325,000 sq. ft.

Bonus Floor Area : 125,000 sq. ft.

6,250 sq. ft. affordable cultural/commercial space = 5% of 125,000 sq. ft.

FAR 4.0

200,000 SF

FAR 2.5

125,000 SF

FAR 6.5

325,000 SF

50,000 SF(1.15 acre) Lot

As of Right

FAR 4.0

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ZONING

LAND USE CHANGES

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LAND USE

PROPOSED LAND USE REGULATION CHANGES WITHIN FOUR NEW PROPOSED ZONING SUBDISTRICTS

EDA-North (New York Streets sub-area)

Existing / Proposed

EDA-Central (SOWA sub-area)

Existing / Proposed

EDA-South (BackStreets sub-area)

Existing / Proposed

EDA BioSquare (Medical sub-area)

Existing / Proposed

Bar F / C F / C F / C F / C

Multi-family Dwelling A / A A / A A / C A / C

Dorms F / C F / F F / C F / C

Fitness Center or Gymnasium (< 2000sf ) C / A C / A C / A C / A

Fitness Center or Gymnasium (> 2000sf) C / C C / C C / C C / C

Artists’ Mixed-Use A / A A / A A / C A / C

Research Laboratory C / C C / C C / C C / A

Museum C / A C / A C / C C / C

Theatre C / A C / A C / C C / C

Ticket Sales C / A C / A C / A C / A

Airport-related remote parking facility C / F C / F C / F C / F

FULL BUILD-OUT ASSUMPTIONS

NY 3.9 million SF

SOWA 2.2 million SF

BACK STREETS 2.8 million SF

BU MEDICAL 1.1 million SF

TOTAL GSF 10 million New SF

TRAFFIC GENERATION PURPOSES Adjusted GSF 7.3 million New SF (GSF 32% for Parking = Leasable GSF) * Existing GSF in study area is ~7 million SF

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TRANSPORTATION

Development Presentation

Justin Krebs

Principal and Region Head

Normandy Real Estate

01.30.2013 CONCEPT DESIGN PACKAGE 3

Planning History

275 Albany Street

Context Plan

Connectivity and Community

Permitted Exterior

Peters Park Dog Run and Movie Night

Berkeley Community Gardens Bean Factory

Harborwalk Bike Trail

Ink Block Grocery, Restaurants Harborwalk Bike Trail

Rotch soccer, baseball fields Broadway ‘T’ Yotel Nightlife

Context Plan

Initial BRA Design Process

325’ TOWER : ‘Gateway to the city’

180’ TOWER

Highway View

Traveler Street View

Ground Plan

2010 PNF

2 HOTELS

East Berkeley Street View

2010 – 2012

Harrison Albany Corridor

STRATEGIC PLAN

2012 NPC

1 APT. TOWER +

1 HOTEL

Traveler Street

Previous Rendering Previous design

Site/Roof Plan

ALBANY STREET

APARTMENT

PARKING GARAGE

2013 NPC

ALL RESIDENTIAL

East Berkeley Street View

Landscape Site Plan

Ground floor plan

Development Presentation

Ted Tye

Managing Partner

National Development

Ted Tye

Managing Partner March 5, 2013

Boston’s South End

What’s New and What’s Next?

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Moderator:

Doug Landry

Vanasse Hangen

Brustlin, Inc.

Justin Krebs

Normandy Real Estate

Randi Lathrop

Boston Redevelopment

Authority

Ted Tye

National Development

Questions for the panel? Text them to 617-549-8440

Thank you!

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