Peabody Slope is an urban neighborhood with a diverse community in the revitalized Ashmont-Peabody Square district of Dorchester. A core of meticulously-maintained mid-20th century Colonial-style homes and two-family houses front tree-lined streets in the compact nine blocks just steps away from the T and a short ride downtown.
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The association's meetings are held at The Henderson School, 18 Croftland Avenue
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Treadmark is being built on a site formerly occupied by an auto repair shop – an auto shop whose owner was known for his quality workmanship and a tendency to honor his customers with great deals.
Treadmark is a smart, sustainable structure that maintains a strong visual connection to the auto shop it replaced. The building is enveloped in gray ironspot brickwork interspersed with clean, vertical aluminum panels that give the structure a distinctly modern feel. Stylistically, the exterior’s sharp, straight edges and angular corners set the building apart from the surrounding redbrick landscape. Large, garage-bay-style openings on the ground floor lead foot-traffic into the sizable retail spaces: another aesthetic and functional nod to the site’s industrial roots.
Inspired by early 20th Century factory architecture and driven by the spirit of Ashmont Tire, Treadmark strikes a stunning modern figure against the brick-stone backdrop of Peabody Square.
1971-1977 Dorchester Ave, Boston, MA 02124
For more information visit the TREADMARK website
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