Prudential Tower | |
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Alternative names |
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General information | |
Status | Open |
Location | 800 Boylston Street, Boston, Massachusetts, United States |
Construction started | 1960 |
Completed | 1964 |
Opened | 1965 |
Owner | Boston Properties |
Management | Boston Properties |
Height | |
Antenna spire | 907 ft (276 m) |
Roof | 749 ft (228 m) |
Technical details | |
Floor count | 52 |
Floor area | 1,235,777 sq ft (114,807.4 m2) |
Lifts/elevators | 18 |
Design and construction | |
Architect(s) | The Luckman Partnership |
References | |
[1] |
This page lists tenants of the Prudential Tower and adjacent 111 Huntington Avenue building; both are within the Prudential Center complex in Boston, Massachusetts.
Fl# | Tenants |
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52 | Top of the Hub restaurant (closed permanently in March 2020) [2] |
51 | Mechanical floor |
50 | Skywalk Observatory (scheduled for permanent closure in April 2020; closed "until further notice" in March 2020) [2] |
49 | Ropes & Gray |
48 | Ropes & Gray |
47 | Ropes & Gray |
46 | Ropes & Gray |
45 | Ropes & Gray |
44 | Ropes & Gray |
43 | Ropes & Gray |
42 | Ropes & Gray |
41 | Mechanical floor |
40 | Ropes & Gray |
39 | Ropes & Gray |
38 | Ropes & Gray |
37 | Ropes & Gray |
36 | Ropes & Gray |
35 | Ropes & Gray, Morse, Barnes, Brown & Pendleton [3] |
34 | Advent International |
33 | Posternak, Blankstein & Lund LLP, Advent International |
32 | Posternak, Blankstein & Lund LLP |
31 | Mechanical floor |
30 | Ropes & Gray, Heidrick & Struggles, Windham Capital Management, [4] Sugarman & Sugarman [5] |
29 | — |
28 | Excel Venture Management, [6] First American Financial, [7] Cubic Asset Management [8] |
27 | Ropes & Gray, Gordon Brothers [9] |
26 | Ropes & Gray |
25 | Robins Kaplan LLP, Fontinalis Partners, [10] Partridge Ankner LLP [11] |
24 | Fireman Capital Partners[ citation needed ] |
23 | Simpson Gumpertz & Heger |
22 | Accenture, SAS, Housatonic Partners [12] |
21 | Mechanical floor |
20 | Boston Properties |
19 | Boston Properties |
18 | Boston Properties |
17 | Eversource |
16 | Wayfair, [13] Regus, [14] Intrasoft International |
15 | King Street Capital Management, Riverside Credit Solutions, [15] Thorntree Capital, The Longwood Fund, [16] Mott, Pacific Life |
14 | Partners in Health, Prudential, Calera, Palladin |
13 | Glouston Capital, [17] WPM, Wilder Companies, [18] Guidepost |
12 | Mechanical floor |
11 | Partners HealthCare |
10 | [[]] |
9 | [[]] |
8 | MCI, [19] Unicorn |
7 | Federal Home Loan |
6 | Federal Home Loan |
5 | Advent International |
4 | Willis Towers Watson |
3 | Partners in Health |
2 | Guzman Dental, Ropes & Gray |
L | Lobby, St. Francis Chapel |
C | Prudential Center (shopping mall), Prudential station |
Former Tenants: NSTAR , Exeter Group, Cooley LLP
Floor unknown: Varolii
111 Huntington Avenue | |
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![]() View of 111 Huntington Avenue from the Prudential Tower observatory | |
Alternative names |
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General information | |
Status | Open |
Location | 111 Huntington Avenue, Boston, Massachusetts, United States |
Construction started | 1999 |
Topped-out | 2001 |
Completed | 2002 |
Opened | 2002 |
Owner | Boston Properties |
Management | Boston Properties, Inc. |
Height | |
Antenna spire | 564 ft (172 m) |
Roof | 554 ft (169 m) |
Technical details | |
Floor count | 36 |
Floor area | 890,000 sq ft (83,000 m2) |
Lifts/elevators | 18 |
Design and construction | |
Architect(s) | CBT Architects |
Fl# | Tenants |
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36 | — |
35 | — |
34 | — |
33 | — |
32 | — |
31 | — |
30 | — |
29 | — |
28 | — |
27 | — |
26 | Foley & Lardner |
25 | — |
24 | — |
23 | — |
22 | — |
21 | — |
20 | BitSight |
19 | BitSight |
18 | Steward Health [20] |
17 | — |
16 | — |
15 | — |
14 | Analysis Group [21] |
13 | — |
12 | — |
11 | — |
10 | — |
9 | Locke Lord Edwards [22] |
8 | — |
7 | — |
6 | BTMU Capital Corporation |
5 | Apple Inc. |
4 | BTMU Capital Corporation |
3 | — |
2 | — |
L | Lobby |
C | Prudential Center (shopping mall), Prudential station |
Floor unknown: MFS Investment Management (anchor tenant), ABRY Partners, Citibank , Beacon Intermodal, Pacific Life
Former Tenants: Bain Capital
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