Finegold Alexander’s conversion of the neo-Gothic Holy Trinity German Church to a condominium in Boston’s South End was featured in Curbed, a real estate and architecture website by New York Magazine. The article, titled, “The Right Way to Convert a Church Into a Condo,” offered The Lucas as an example of one approach to a church conversion by gutting out the interior and leaving the masonry walls, tower and stone details intact, to preserve a building’s original massing, neighborhood presence, and recognizable and historic nature. Read the full article here.

The Lucas at 136 Shawmut Avenue includes eight new stories of units into the restored Gothic shell of the historic building, now totaling almost 83,000 square feet. Learn more about our conversion of the 1874 building here.