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Construction on New England's tallest residential tower and the tallest skyscraper to be built in Boston in 40 years has soared past the one-third mark, completing 20 out of its 61 storeys. Leaving an indelible mark on the city's Back Bay neighbourhood, One Dalton is being realized by Carpenter & Company, with a curtain walled design by Cambridge Seven Associates and Harry Cobb of Pei Cobb Freed & Partners.
The building will become home to Boston's second Four Seasons hotel, making it one of the world's only cities to have two of the brand's buildings. The hotel will occupy the lower levels of the building, separated from Four Seasons-branded residences on the upper levels by a 24th floor amenities floor. Additional amenities on the 7th and 50th floors will also cater to residents. A total of 20,000 square feet of conveniences will be available, from a 65-foot lap pool to a catering kitchen and terrace.
The collection of 160 residences begin on the 26th floor and feature 360-degree views from Boston Harbor to the Berkshire Mountains and Cape Cod. Access to residential suites are afforded through a lobby designed by Thierry Despont, whose work on the Ritz Paris and the Cartier Mansion in New York City has made him a hot commodity.
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