Isenberg Projects

We've always been inspired by the opportunity that lies in underutilized spaces – a potential to create gathering places that welcome belonging and connectivity. This year we continued our focus on passive engagement and how to engage folx on their own terms, to serve their civic experience and broaden their communities.  See for yourself, and cruise around through some of our 2022 projects! As we close out the year, we'd like to give a massive high five all the partners, collaborators, artists and clients and friends (you know who you are) for everything you've shared with us, and taught us to continue to broaden our practice at Isenberg Projects. There will be a lot more gatherings, and experiences to share in 2023, that's for certain! Perhaps even some hosted in our new space, so get on our mailing list. Happy New Year!

7 NEWS, WHDH-TV stopped by Rollerama at Kendall Common to see what the pop-up outdoor social space is all about. Watch the clip for yourself and if you haven't already, stop by to skate or just enjoy the community space before September 29! Details & RSVP: https://lnkd.in/e5sGFYz9

After working with King Arthur Baking Company to help them find the perfect location for their #BostonPopUp, we are thrilled to send them a warm welcome to Back Bay. From October 2024 through December 2024, you'll find a wide range of baking essentials, including ingredients, mixes, tools, accessories, kitchen appliances, gifts, and much more at 172 Newbury Street.

What a dream project! Rollerama at Kendall Common came to life with the help of brilliant local muralist Massiel Grullón. Her 7,000-square-foot mural, featuring retro-inspired shapes and movement, has been the backdrop to free roller skating and countless programs all summer long. Our goal for Rollerama was to create the perfect blend of active and passive programming, and a branding buildout that would turns heads. From drag skate nights and skating lessons for first-timers to the thoughtfully curated wine and beer garden, Rollerama is an inviting neighborhood gathering space that sets the groundwork for the future of Kendall Common’s commitment to social responsibility and innovation through science and the arts. Lace up your skates and roll with us through September 29: https://lnkd.in/e5sGFYz9

We are hiring a Director of Accounts!

We are hiring an Account Manager and a Director of Accounts!

There are just three summer Sundays left to enjoy car-free Newbury Street! Open Newbury Street is a series of pedestrian-friendly Sundays produced on behalf of the City of Boston. The goal is to make public space more accessible while supporting the success of small businesses. We’ve had even more IP boots on the ground this season to ensure an amazing experience all summer long. Stop by this summer and experience the magic of a car-free street yourself!

A quick recap on Emily Isenberg's experience at last month's Independent Lodging Congress INDIEConfab in Asheville moderating a panel on neighborhood scale:

A parking lot turned roller pop-up at Kendall Common! MIT Investment Management Company has introduced Kendall Common, a new destination in Cambridge’s Innovation District, with a vibrant summertime activation: Rollerama! Located at the former U.S. DOT Volpe National Transportation Systems Center in Kendall Square, at the corner of Broadway & Third Street, this social space offers free roller skating and skate rentals for everyone. We aimed to create the perfect blend of active and passive programming, and a branding buildout that turns heads. By partnering with local food, beverage, and event partners and offering a free, inclusive space, we’re thrilled to support Kendall Common’s vision of inspiring spaces and memorable experiences for the Cambridge community. Lace up your skates and roll with us! https://lnkd.in/eE2s89UN

Exciting news! Liz Woodward will be a panelist at the upcoming NAIOP Massachusetts event this Tuesday, June 18, 2024, from 4:00 PM - 6:30 PM. Explore how incorporating the arts into placemaking is not only good community stewardship but also smart business. Learn about the benefits of art in development, the existing programs fostering these partnerships, and the value and opportunities of creative spaces. The evening will conclude with a cocktail reception. https://lnkd.in/eMbqFVbd Register now to attend the panel and learn more about the convergence of public art in Commercial Real Estate and how we can strengthen these partnerships. 📍 Grub Street, 50 Liberty Drive Suite 500, Boston, MA United States