29 Garden Street at Harvard University

When Harvard University purchased a historically significant 1920s hotel adjacent to Harvard Square, their intent was to transform it into modern, functional housing for their growing population of graduate students.

Exterior staircase with metal railings descending past planted green walls along a brick building facade.
Illuminated yellow glass entrance vestibule with metal grid framework set within brick and stone facade at street level.
Modern stairwell with dark tile flooring, pale yellow walls, metal railings, and frosted glass doors leading to upper level
Modern lobby with polished stone flooring, glass partition walls, wooden columns, metal handrails, and purple seating areas.
Modern interior staircase with wooden treads, metal handrail, and warm ambient lighting in a multi-level building lobby.
Modern corridor with polished concrete floor, wood walls, floating staircase, and integrated ceiling lighting.
Modern bathroom with white countertop, round sink, large lit mirror, toilet, and tiled shower area.
Compact kitchen with white cabinetry, stainless steel appliances, and frosted glass upper cabinets under skylighting.
Studio apartment with sliding wooden partitions, built-in shelving, upholstered chair, and polished concrete flooring.
Rooftop garden with wooden deck, planted beds, brick buildings, and wooden seating structure overlooking green space.

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