30 Dalton

30 Dalton in Boston is a 26-story residential tower in the Back Bay neighborhood, built together with the taller One Dalton Street. Both buildings were designed by the architecture firms Cambridge Seven Associates and Pei Cobb Freed & Partners, which were also responsible for the well-known John Hancock Tower. The complex houses 160 luxury apartments featuring gas fireplaces, balconies with outdoor fireplaces, and high ceilings. Amenities include a ballroom, conference rooms, a fitness center with a spa, and a private dining area. A small park lies in front of the building. The project sparked controversy, however, as the expansion of gas infrastructure was criticized in an era of decarbonization, and the financing of the new gas line was seen as unfair.