Bozzuto Construction celebrates topping-out for the Rowen at the Pinehills

Plymouth, MA Bozzuto Construction Company (BCC) celebrated the topping-out for the Rowen at the Pinehills. The Rowen, constructed in partnership with New England Development, Bozzuto Development, JPMorgan Chase & Co., and ICON Architecture, is a 178-unit multifamily development that will deliver in spring 2023.

Members of the project team joined the celebration marking the construction milestone on September 1.

In addition to the brand-new residences, the project will deliver two landscaped courtyards, a 79,964 square-foot parking garage, and 6,435 square feet of new retail space while maintaining direct access to the Village Green and a wide variety of retail options.

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