Cambridge Crossing Parcel I (Park 151)

Code Red was happy to be a part of the team on the latest phase of the expanding, Cambridge Crossing Development; the Parcel I residential tower (aka Park 151).  Completed in December 2022 and already occupied with tenants, this first-class residential project included a new ground-up 20-story residential tower, first floor retail and amenities, bike parking, outdoor patio and pool, and 3-stories of below-grade parking.

Throughout the project Code Red provided multiple services including Smoke Control Special Inspections, Life Safety Integrated Testing & Commissioning, Mass Architectural Access Board (MAAB) accessibility consulting, and NFPA 241 Construction Safety Plan development.  We coordinated fire protection and life safety testing as well as turnover consulting in order to allow for phased occupancy to get the first group of new residents in on time while ensuring building safety as final construction was being completed.

Serving multiple roles on a project allows us to engage deeply with the Developer, General Contractor, Design Team, and Authorities Having Jurisdictions (AHJs), and take a proactive role in contributing to the project success.  We look forward to ongoing involvement as the Cambridge Crossing development continues to expand with more residential and commercial projects to come.

Location

Cambridge, Mass.

Size

542,000 SF

Completion

2022

Cambridge Crossing Parcel I (Park 151)

Code Red was happy to be a part of the team on the latest phase of the expanding, Cambridge Crossing Development; the Parcel I residential tower (aka Park 151).  Completed in December 2022 and already occupied with tenants, this first-class residential project included a new ground-up 20-story residential tower, first floor retail and amenities, bike parking, outdoor patio and pool, and 3-stories of below-grade parking.

Throughout the project Code Red provided multiple services including Smoke Control Special Inspections, Life Safety Integrated Testing & Commissioning, Mass Architectural Access Board (MAAB) accessibility consulting, and NFPA 241 Construction Safety Plan development.  We coordinated fire protection and life safety testing as well as turnover consulting in order to allow for phased occupancy to get the first group of new residents in on time while ensuring building safety as final construction was being completed.

Serving multiple roles on a project allows us to engage deeply with the Developer, General Contractor, Design Team, and Authorities Having Jurisdictions (AHJs), and take a proactive role in contributing to the project success.  We look forward to ongoing involvement as the Cambridge Crossing development continues to expand with more residential and commercial projects to come.