• Firm

  • Principal and Key Staff

    • Charles W. Bradley III, AIA

    • Michael A. Fergus

    • Jide Olanrewaju

    • Patrick J. Belizaire

    • Glenna B. Wong

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    • 32 Seaver Street Repair Program

    • Bromley Park Housing Renovation

    • Days Inn Hotel

    • Franklin Park Development 1

    • Girls Latin Academy Apartments

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  • Commercial / Retail

    • 234 Berkeley Street / Louis Boston

    • 745 Bolyston Street

    • Chocolate Dipper

    • Family Discount Laundry

    • South Century Auto Collision

  • Transportation

    • Roxbury/Dorchester/Mattapan Transit Study

    • MBTA Blue Line Station

    • MBTA Silver Line Mainenance Facility

    • Savin Hill MBTA Station

    • Dudley Square MBTA Staion Improvements

  • Civic / Institutional

    • Boston Public Library - Charlestown

    • Boston Public Library - Fields Corner

    • Boston Public Library - Orient Heights

    • Boston Public Library - South End

    • Morning Star Baptist Church

    • Salvation Army Renovation: Phase 1

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    • Brookline High School

    • Orchard Gardens K-8 School

    • OrigiNation Dance Studio

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    • Graham House

    • Residence at Perkins School for the Blind

    • Wadleigh House

    • The Goode Residence

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MBTA Silver Line - South Boston Piers Transitway Vehicle Maintenance Facility

Boston, Massachusetts

 

This $33M state-of-the-art fueling, repair and storage facility completed in 2005 to service the MBTA’s newest fleet of CNG and dual-mode electric/diesel buses for its recently inaugurated transit service, the Silver Line. Serving as Lead Architect to Prime consultant Stone and Webster, Inc., the design team created a massing language to establish a visual hierarchy and site presence for the otherwise functionally separated building organization dictated by the physical maneuverability of the 60-foot vehicles on this extremely compact and densely built site. Situated alongside the MBTA’s existing Police Headquarters, the new facility also serves to mark this site as a prominent MBTA location.

 

Charles Bradley participated in the design of this maintenance facility from Schematic Design to Construction Documents. He was also involved in the design development and detailing of the Fueling, Bus Wash and Repair buildings in the same complex.

 

Project Architect: Charles Bradley III (as an employee of Stull and Lee, Inc.)

 

 

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