This site, located in Fort Point Boston, contains a great deal of under-utilized parking lot. Analysis revealed that this historic industrial district could benefit nearby amenities by providing opportunities for tourism.

The concept for this revitalization project was heavily influenced by the confluence of art and nature. A large, sculptural boardwalk transverses the site, offering views across the channel downtown and connecting greenspace across roads. Meanwhile, large swaths of the site have been devoted to ecological restoration efforts that recreate natural gradient progression from forest to shrubland to shore.

This waterfront promenade takes advantage of the tides in Fort Point Channel by creating sitting areas along a small, buffered pool that are available at special times of day.

This detail offers a sample of the streetscape concept of Fort Point Arts, which offers installation art inspired by the nearby channel along the upper building facades.

The distant Edibles Greenhouse anchors a permeable walkway and gives weight to the market as a destination.

The sitting terrace molds the simplicity of a turf lawn into a beautiful and hydrologically functional social space with a central, sunken rain garden.

The food trucks here celebrate Boston's cultural diversity and offer a variety of ready-made treats, featuring many goods prepared from the adjacent market's produce.