Travel Through our History
Since the 1980s, Brickstone has a vast history of restoring historic properties and developing new construction from Massachusetts to Philadelphia to Atlanta. Take a look at some of our biggest milestone projects over the years.
Timeline
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The Beginnings
Brickstone Properties is founded in Massachusetts to pursue the rehabilitation and adaptive re-use of landmark, turn-of-the-century textile mills into first class office and R&D space in the Boston suburbs.
1980s![](http://brickstoneco.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/Brickstone_ParkPlace_on_Peachtree_BuckheadAtlanta-640x360.jpg)
Park Place on Peachtree
Brickstone introduces luxury high-rise living to Buckhead with the development of a 40-story condominium tower known as Park Place on Peachtree in Atlanta, GA.
1986![](http://brickstoneco.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/TheLits_Original-640x360.jpg)
The Lits Building
Brickstone enters the Philadelphia Market with the redevelopment of the historic Lit Brothers Department Store - a nationally-awarded certified historic rehab—into a mixed-use development compromising 880,000 s.f. of first-class office and retail space.
1987![](http://brickstoneco.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/Brickstone_TheWanamaker-640x360.jpg)
The Wanamaker Building
Brickstone quickly followed up with its transformative, nationally-awarded, certified historic rehabilitation of the famous Wanamaker Department Store, converting this 1.9 million s.f. building into Class A office space, a department store, and an underground parking garage.
1991![](http://brickstoneco.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/Brickstone_MinuteManPark-640x360.jpg)
Minuteman Park
Brickstone builds upon its success in New England to develop Minuteman Park in Andover, Massachusetts, compromising more than 1.1 million s.f. in five built-to-suit Class A office buildings, plus two Marriott hotels, landscaped after beautifully setting among lawns, native trees and hand-set stone walls.
1995![](http://brickstoneco.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/Brickstone_Mariott_PhlCourt_ExtNight-480x360.jpg)
Courtyard by Marriott
Brickstone enters the hospitality market with the turnkey redevelopment of the historic City Hall Annex in Center City Philadelphia as a Courtyard Hotel for Marriott International. Brickstone went on to develop eight more limited service Marriott hotels.
1999![](http://brickstoneco.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/Brickstone_3Loop_MA-640x360.jpg)
The Loop
Brickstone breaks into the modern retail scene with the development of The Loop in Methuen, MA. The Loop was a redevelopment of an aging shopping mall into a modern retail, restaurant & entertainment complex. This $50 million, 480,000 s.f. project featured a Loews Cineplex, a super Stop & Shop, and a Marshalls, among others.
2000![](http://brickstoneco.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/Brickstone_ParkRegency-640x360.jpg)
Park Avenue/Park Regency
Brickstone returns to Atlanta to build two more luxury high-rise condominium towers; Park Avenue, rising 41-stories comprising 122-units and Park Regency, rising 22-stories with 140-units. Brickstone’s trio of residential towers set the standard for high-rise living in Buckhead.
2001![](http://brickstoneco.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/Brickstone_SJU_54thstreet-640x360.jpg)
St. Joseph's University
Brickstone enters academia with St. Joseph's University in Philadelphia, building a new 400-car parking garage with 20,000 s.f. of ground floor retail (including the new university bookstore), a comprehensive renovation of the former Alumni Memorial Field House into Hagan Arena, and a new state-of-the-art library: the Francis A. Drexel Library and Post Learning Commons.
2008![](http://brickstoneco.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/Brickstone_The-Collins_Birdseye-640x360.jpg)
The Midtown Village Portfolio
Brickstone expands its operations in Center City Philadelphia to include the Midtown Village neighborhood, where, to date it has invested almost $150 million in five new projects, creating an additional 124 apartments, 130,000 s.f. of retail space, & 70,000 s.f. of beautifully-restored office space, including leases with nationally recognized co-working companies.
2016