The project took place within a notable Brookline residence with a unique history. Built in 1936, the house is a significant example of early modernist design, attributed to the renowned architect Hugh Stubbins. This storied setting provided a unique backdrop for creating a state-of-the-art modern amenity.

The project took place within a notable Brookline residence with a unique history. Built in 1936, the house is a significant example of early modernist design, attributed to the renowned architect Hugh Stubbins. This storied setting provided a unique backdrop for creating a state-of-the-art modern amenity.

The success of this project hinged on a highly collaborative, integrated project delivery model. The essential team was established at the very outset, ensuring seamless coordination between the architect, builder, and technical specialists from day one. This integrated approach allowed the project to move with remarkable speed, progressing from an initial proposal to a complete set of construction documents in just over six months.