The Whitney Hotel

Boston, États-Unis

Photo © Chuck Choi

Photo © James Baigrie

Photo © Chuck Choi

Photo © James Baigrie

Photo © Chuck Choi

Hôtels

Architectes: Hacin

Lieu: Boston, États-Unis
Année: 2019
Client: Related Beal
Executive Construction Manager: Related Beal
Construction Manager: Commodore Builders
Interior Design: Ealain Studio
Landscape Design: Matthew Cunningham Landscape Design
Lighting Design: Sladen Feinstein
Structural Engineer: LeMessurier Consultants Inc.
MEP Engineer: WSP Group
Civil Engineer: Nitsch Engineering
Masonry: Pizzotti Brothers, Inc.
Millwork: Barlow Architectural Millwork
Curtainwall: Sunrise Erectors
Food Service: Trimark United East
Windows: Pella Windows

Built in 1909 as nurses’ housing for Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary, the historic John Jeffries House sits at the corner of Charles Street and Cambridge Street on Beacon Hill, facing the Charles River. Purchased by Related Beal in 2016, the 65-room hotel was fully reconfigured, renovated, and expanded with a new four-story addition situated on the adjacent parking lot, including 21 new hotel rooms, a new entrance, lobby, and Peregrine, a Mediterranean restaurant and bar by the owners of Juliet in Somerville. Overall, the hotel offers a prominent gateway to Beacon Hill, extends the pattern of storefronts and facades along Charles Street, and forms a private rear courtyard for hotel guests. In addition, the hotel is LEED Silver certified. Interiors are designed by Ealain Studio and the landscape is designed by Matthew Cunningham Landscape Design. Brand development for the hotel was designed by Korn Design.