The Fallon Company breaks ground on 515,000 s/f office tower at Fan Pier

April 03, 2014 - Owners Developers & Managers

Shown (from left) are: President and CEO of The Fallon Co. Joe Fallon; executive director of the Boston Redevelopment Authority Brian Golden and mayor Marty Walsh at the groundbreaking of 100 Northern Ave.

100 Northern Avenue - Boston, MA

The Fallon Company celebrated another major milestone at Fan Pier with a groundbreaking ceremony for 100 Northern Ave., the fourth commercial tower on Fan Pier - one of the country's largest privately funded development sites. The 17-story, 515,000 s/f, build-to-suit tower will house the Boston office of global law firm Goodwin Procter LLP.
Fan Pier is one of the country's largest privately-funded development sites, featuring three million s/f of mixed-use office, residential and retail space spanning 21 acres and nine city blocks, overlooking the revitalized Boston Harbor.
Mayor Walsh joined Goodwin Procter chairman Regina Pisa, state representative Nick Collins, Fallon Co. president and CEO Joe Fallon, and a host of local dignitaries to celebrate the occasion.
Designed by global architectural firm HOK, 100 Northern Ave. will feature 500,000 s/f of commercial space, 380,000 of which will be occupied by Goodwin Procter. The building also features more than 15,000 s/f of ground floor retail space.
The groundbreaking of 100 Northern Ave. is part of Fallon Co.'s next wave of development on Fan Pier. Most recently, it started construction on the site's first residential project, Twenty Two Liberty, a 14-story, 118-residence condominium building currently under construction that will offer views of Boston Harbor and the Boston skyline once completed in 2015.
With the 100 Northern Ave. groundbreaking, Fan Pier, a joint venture of the Fallon Co. and Mass Mutual as advised by Cornerstone Real Estate Advisers, features five high rise structures under development or completed.
When fully developed, the Fan Pier neighborhood will feature a total of eight contemporary commercial and residential luxury high rises, offering sweeping views and the best in dining, shopping and recreation on Boston's historic harbor.
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