Pierce Boston, Residential building in Fenway, US.

Pierce Boston is a residential building in Fenway with 30 stories and glass surfaces that extend from floor to ceiling. These expansive windows offer views across Boston's urban landscape.

Samuels & Associates proposed the tower in 2013 as a 22-story building called The Point; it was the first Boston project by the Miami firm Arquitectonica. The finished building rises 30 stories and takes its name from the S.S. Pierce gourmet supermarket that once stood on the Boylston Street and Brookline Avenue corner.

The name Pierce comes from the S.S. Pierce gourmet supermarket that once stood on this corner. The ground floors now hold a CB2 store, Mida restaurant, The Wine Press and Nathalie Wine Bar, so the building's public face is retail and dining rather than a cultural institution.

Residents enjoy access to a fitness center, rooftop pool, private dining areas, and 24-hour concierge service. Indoor parking is also available in the building.

The name Pierce comes from S.S. Pierce, the gourmet supermarket that once stood on this corner. The 30th floor holds the outdoor roof space: a pool and hot tub shared by apartment and condo residents, a lounge and barbecue area for condo owners, and private roof decks for individual condos.