Clippership Wharf sites on a seven-acre site in East Boston overlooking Boston Harbor. Pioneering the integration of climinate resilience into waterfront development in Boston. Credit: Lendlease

Clippership Wharf. Credit: Lendlease

Clippership Wharf. Credit: Lendlease

Clippership Wharf resident enjoying the view of Boston Harbor from the native stone. The property can adjust to safely accommodate an encroaching shoreline as the lowest residential floors sit 14 ft above today’s high tide – well above FEMA guidelines. Credit: Ed Wonsek

Interpretive signs explore the history and ecological features of the site, educating visitors on the importance and impact that this development has made. Credit: Ed Wonsek

Residents and dogs walking along the harborwalk, ample lighting provides a comfortable place to enjoy even at dusk. Credit: Ed Wonsek

Family enjoying the comfortable and convenient landscaping on the property. Credit: Ed Wonsek

The importance of community building and placemaking is at the root of Clippership Wharf’s open space. Residents enjoy a sun-filled open space perfect for wellness or social activities.

In partnership with Urban Kayaks, residents can conveniently rent a kayak and enjoy the benefits of waterfront living without leaving the property.

Wide pathways, native stone amphitheater, and open space offers an ideal setting for outdoor dining and activities. Credit: Ed Wonsek

View of the development’s convenient boat launch, also the location for the regularly scheduled kayak tours. The harborwalk and living shoreline in the distance. Credit: Ed Wonsek

Living shoreline at mid-tide, Clippership Wharf offers a first-of-its-kind in Boston’s inner harbor. Designed to slow rising sea levels while repatriating native plans and wildlife. Credit: Ed Wonsek

Stunning apartment interiors with stainless steel appliances and quartz countertops, hardwood flooring. Residents enjoy floor to ceiling windows and waterfront views. Credit: Gregg Shuppe

Open concept living space, and outdoor space on select units, make Clippership Wharf apartments ideal for entertaining. Credit: Gregg Shuppe