Plans for Passive House multi-family community unveiled
In Norwood, Mass., Maugel DeStefano Architects announced designs for a new 132-unit Passive House multi-family community. Developed by Panther Residential Management the project seeks to offer the growing market options for sustainable, amenity rich and social living.
The design and engineering team includes: civil engineering from Bohler Engineering, structural engineering from H+O Structural Engineering and MEP / Passive House engineering from Petersen Engineering. The team also includes Passive House Verifier SOCOTEC and code consulting from SLS Consulting. Groundbreaking is expected in Spring 2026, with a target move-in date of late 2027. The development seeks to add high-performance, environmentally responsible housing to a growing suburban market.
“The 25 East Hoyle Street project demonstrates how multifamily housing can effectively combine modern design, comfort and sustainability,” said Mark Pelletier, principal at Maugel DeStefano Architects. “From the well-planned layouts to the extensive amenities and Passive House features, every aspect of this community has been designed with residents’ well-being and everyday experience in mind. We look forward to seeing this new community come to life in Norwood.”
