The John W. McCormack Federal Post Office and Court House, located in Boston, Massachusetts, was completed in 2009 and features Black Locust Lumber's decking solutions. The project aimed to create functional and aesthetically pleasing outdoor spaces and terraces.
Suffolk Construction
Suffolk Construction is a premier national construction management firm founded in 1982 and headquartered in Boston, Massachusetts. Suffolk provides a wide range of services including preconstruction, general contracting, construction management, and design-build services.
Goody Clancy
Goody Clancy is an award-winning architecture, planning, and preservation firm based in Boston, Massachusetts. The firm specializes in creating transformative environments that foster discovery, community, innovation, and opportunity.
Andropogon Associates, Ltd.
Andropogon Associates, Ltd. is a leading landscape architecture and ecological design firm founded in 1975. Based in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, the firm is committed to the principle of "designing with nature," creating landscapes that are both beautiful and environmentally sustainable.
Project Name: John W. McCormack Federal Post Office and Court House
Location: Boston, Massachusetts, USA
Year: 2009
Architect: Goody Clancy
Landscape Architect: Andropogon
Firm (Contractor): Suffolk Conscruction
Product Used: Decking Solutions for Outdoor Spaces and Terraces
LEED-NC Gold certification
The use of Black Locust Lumber's durable and sustainable decking materials underscores the project's commitment to environmental responsibility while providing long-lasting and attractive outdoor areas. By integrating Black Locust Lumber's eco-friendly decking, the John W. McCormack Federal Post Office and Court House exemplifies a blend of functionality and sustainability in its design. The thoughtfully crafted outdoor spaces and terraces offer both practical and aesthetic benefits, aligning with modern architectural standards and environmental values. This project sets a precedent for incorporating sustainable materials in federal buildings, highlighting the importance of ecological integrity and design excellence.
