The Hub on Causeway created a much-needed boundary for the West and North End. Its prime location means that within just 1.5 miles one can reach 6 Boston neighborhoods and the nearby cities of Cambridge and Somerville. Image Credit: Boston Properties

Comprised of three towers, two of which are within the top 20 tallest in Boston, The Hub on Causeway provides and interesting addition to the Boston Skyline. Image Credit: Bret Osswald

From street level it may not appear The Hub on Causeway has much green space, however through clever design the community added over 38,000 sq feet of open space on terraces throughout the design. Image Credit: Gensler

The Hub on Causeway serves as the northern gateway to the City of Boston and a major regional transportation hub. Within steps visitors can access I-93, water taxis, MBTA Green and Orange Lines, and the northern arm of the regional and commuter train networks. Image Credit: Anton Grassl

This ambitious vertical city is located on the site of the original Boston Garden. The Hub on Causeway now soars above North Station, New England's largest transportation hub, and TD Garden, which is home to the Boston Bruins, Boston Celtics and hosts over 200 events annually. Image Credit: Bret Osswald

A key aspect to Phase 1 of construction was the creation of Champions Row also referred to as the Retail Podium. This steel and glass structure pays homage to the original Boston Garden with patterned granite, and brass inlays to recreate the floor markings of the original arena. This new grand entryway is enjoyed by TD Garden’s 3.5 million annual visitors as well as the 18,000 daily commuters and 450,000 annual Amtrak riders. Image Credit: Anton Grassl

Innovation can be seen in all areas of The Hub including the entrance to the 100 Causeway Office Tower. The elevator bank features a rotating gallery and the fiber optic ceiling spotlights individuals as they pass through. Via a tenant engagement app, office associates and their guests can use their smartphones for building access, to request building services, and order food delivery from onsite restaurants and eateries. Image Credit: Anton Grassl

Due to the unique design of The Hub, the offices at 100 and 120 Causeway share a private 8th Floor community space, titled the “Sky Lobby”. Image Credit: Anton Grassl

The Sky Lobby is a welcoming environment and features soft seating, an outdoor terrace, conference room, and grab-n-go café. Image Credit: Anton Grassl

The Sky Lobby Terrace overlooks Lovejoy Wharf and the newly constructed Portal Park. Image Credit: Anton Grassl

Verizon chose to make The Hub on Causeway its nationwide “Innovation Hub” and is the anchor Tenant of the 100 Causeway Office Tower. Two of is 15 floors are dedicated to innovative technologies including their 5G lab. Image Credit: Connie Zhou, courtesy of Gensler

A jewel of the Verizon office space is the 31st floor Sky Box. Retractable glass walls allow those both indoors and outdoors to experience sweeping views of Boston Harbor and neighboring cities and towns. Image Credit: Connie Zhou, courtesy of Gensler

Technology powerhouse Rapid7 made the Creative Lofts at 120 Causeway Street their international headquarters. Image Credit: Robert Benson Photography, courtesy of Rapid7

120 Causeway houses one of four fitness centers across The Hub. Each features the latest fitness technologies, including AktivTV and Wellbeats as well as high end equipment like Mirrors (interactive gym system) and Pelotons. Image Credit: Samara Vise

120 Causeway has seven (7) FLEX by BXP suites and a large common area with a kitchen, lounge areas, and booths. By minimizing BXP signage, FLEX allows its tenant’s branding to shine. Image Credit: Samara Vise

What makes FLEX by BXP different is it offers a “suite spot” between coworking and traditional office leases for fast growing companies that are looking to expand on their own terms. The private all-inclusive suites come fully equipped for businesses ranging from 10-49 individuals. Image Credit: Samara Vise

Hub50house is a LEED Gold luxury apartment community featuring 440 homes ranging from studios to three bedrooms. Construction completed in late 2019 and despite the pandemic, the property reached stabilization by July of 2021. Image Credit: Hub50House

One of the most special features of Hub50House is the 38th floor Skypool (the highest in Boston) and Club Room where residents are treated to sweeping views of the city. Image Credit: Hub50House

The 15th floor amenity spaces, dubbed Hub15, includes a boutique fitness center, full-service kitchen, library, theater, business center and game room. Image Credit: Hub50House

The Hub on Causeway maximized outdoor space in an urban core by looking to inventive solutions. Hub50House’s Skyline Deck has private and communal firepits, grills and dining areas for its residents and was built upon the roof of citizenM Hotel. The dogs and their owners that live at Hub50House also enjoy access to the 1,500 sq foot Woof Deck on the 4th floor. Image Credit: Hub50House

The affordable luxury Dutch Hotel chain citizenM opened in 2019. From day one this tech forward brand featured contactless check in and room controls via iPad. These amenities helped the hotel to maintain high occupancy throughout 2020 and 2021. Image Credit: citizenM

Opening in 2019, Banner’s Kitchen and Tap is best known for its 40’ large Dream Screen, making it one of the top sports bars in Boston. In 2021 it was joined by the connected food hall dubbed Hub Hall. The 17 concepts from well known Boston chefs range from Tacos and BBQ to Oysters and Lobster Rolls and are complemented by the sit-down restaurant, Momosan by Chef Morimoto. Image Credit: Patina Restaurant Group

The addition of Big Night Live music hall cemented The Hub as a major entertainment destination in Boston. The 1,200 seat venue has already hosted events by well known artist such as Snoop Dog, Steve Aoki and Erykah Badu. The venue also houses a private event space with room for 440 and Guy’s Tequila Cocina by Chef Guy Fieri. Image Credit: Big Night Entertainment Group