Luxury apartment building in Boston

The metropolis of Boston on the east coast of the United States is one of the oldest and most prosperous cities in the USA. Both the renowned Harvard University and the Boston Symphony Orchestra are known worldwide. There are many reasons to plan a stay in Boston: be it as a tourist, business traveler, trade fair visitor or student.

Would you like a little more luxury?

For a longer stay with all amenities and facilities at the highest level, we recommend the apartment tower "The Viridian". Over 300 residential units ranging from 1-room studios to penthouse apartments are highly sought after by visitors to Boston. The amenities on offer here leave nothing to be desired. A fitness club with trainer, conference rooms and, as a highlight, two green sun decks on the roof for dining, relaxing and even barbecuing invite residents.

ZERO Art characterizes the architecture

The interior designers were inspired by the ZERO Art movement of the 1960s. The focus is on clear, expressive shapes and materials. Wood, metal and marble are prominently presented and impressively staged with ZERO Art-typical light objects. The well thought-out design details and handmade furniture from all over the world can be found throughout the building.

parkettmanufaktur by HARO impresses with its design and function

Upon entering the lobby, the unusual design of the floor immediately catches the eye. The credo of high-quality, handcrafted products is also echoed here. When choosing the floor, the architects relied on the quality and values of parkettmanufaktur by HARO. The extraordinary radiance is created by Carré planks made of expressive oak wood. Only extra hard face wood is used for the top layer of the Carré engineered parquet. The Carré product from the premium segment of the HARO brand combines the advantages of engineered parquet with the individual charisma of craftsmanship and tradition.

End grain is experiencing a renaissance in interior design

The theme of tradition and naturalness in interior design has a new favorite child: end-grain wood is on the rise as flooring or even in furniture. The name comes from the way in which the tree trunk is not cut along its growth, but across the grain. The surface of the end grain wood is characterized by high resistance and resilience with an extraordinary appearance. In the past, so-called wood paving made of solid end grain was used in churches or factory halls, as it could even withstand vehicle and forklift traffic.

The modern way of utilizing the advantages of end grain wood as a floor covering is the unique Carré engineered parquet from parkettmanufaktur by HARO. It combines the advantages of wood paving with the dimensional stability and dimensional stability of prefinished parquet from HARO. When used in the highly frequented lobby of "The Viridian", the durability and easy-care handling thanks to Permadur sealing is of course a big plus. The unusual appearance of the oak's visible growth rings will delight visitors and residents of the luxurious apartment tower in Boston for many years to come.