The Bay State Banner reports that, according to developers Elma Lewis Partners and Feldco Development, construction is set to begin this April on Tremont Crossing in Roxbury.

This long-awaited mixed-use development will feature a variety of commercial, office, and retail spaces; more than 700 residential units, 20 percent of which will be marked as affordable; a parking garage; and an NCAAA Museum. Halvorson Design has been providing landscape and site design for many years, working closely with the architectural and development team.

The City of Cambridge hosted an open house on Thursday to present updated designs for the renovation and revitalization of the Harvard Square Plaza and Kiosk. Attendees were given the opportunity to review updated plans and renderings, watch an animated walk-through of the renovated space, and speak directly with City officials and the design team about their impressions.

North Shore Magazine sits down with with entrepreneur Joe Faro, who is spearheading Tuscan Village the 2.8-million-square-foot mixed-use development at the site of the former Rockingham Park horse track in Salem, NH. This large scale urban development was master planned and designed by architects Prellwitz Chilinski Associates with landscape architecture by Halvorson Design.

The Boston Herald announced that a plan by Cabot, Cabot & Forbes and the CIM Group to redevelop the former site of Boston Cab into multi-family residential units has been approved by the Boston Planning & Development Agency. Halvorson Design is part of the multi-disciplinary team, which includes CBT Architects and VBH, to create what city planners have described as “a positive addition to the Fenway neighborhood.”

Eleni Reed, Head of Sustainability at Lendlease, discusses how sustainability is at the heart of everything the firm does, including the new Clippership Wharf project, which is “pioneering the integration of resiliency into waterfront development” in East Boston. Designed by The Architectural Team with landscape by Halvorson Design, this multi-family residential development features raised buildings and a living shoreline.