A new development featuring more than 600 residential units has been proposed for the booming South End area opposite where the Herald once stood.
The proposed development at 345 Harrison Ave. would consist of two buildings — 13 and 14 stories tall — spread over two acres, according to documents filed with the Boston Redevelopment Authority.
The project would include ground-level retail outlets and restaurants, topped by 602 rental units and a "green" roof above the parking garage.
"In many ways, the neighborhood has been 'frozen in time' and has not benefited from the cultural and architectural renaissance enjoyed by the balance of the South End," the project proposal, filed by developer Nord-blom Co., says.
At least 10 percent of the apartments would be considered affordable housing by the city, the proposal said.
The development would replace the warehouse currently used by Graybar Electric Co. On the former Herald site across the street, development on the "Ink Block" is already under way, a project that will include nearly 500 luxury condos and rental units, as well as a Whole Foods supermarket.
Nordblom's proposal includes access from the Ink Block to the Silver Line on Washington Street.
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