Encore Boston Harbor (?Encore?) is a luxury resort including a hotel, gaming area, retail space, food and beverage (?F&B?) outlets, meeting and event space, spa and gym, parking garage, and other complementary amenities. The development of Encore required an investment of approximately $2.6 billion to transform a blighted section of the City of Everett, Massachusetts, adjacent to the Mystic River, into a world-class destination. Encore has contributed hundreds of millions of dollars, including tens of millions of dollars for infrastructure, to the City of Everett, its surrounding communities, and the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. The project was constructed on the contaminated site of a former chemical manufacturing plant totaling approximately 33.9 acres. Encore also includes extensive landscape and open space amenities including a public gathering area with an outdoor park-like open space, a pavilion, waterfront features, a public harborwalk, and water transportation docking facilities which connect the City of Everett to the Mystic River and Boston Harbor for the first time in generations.
Encore anchors and supports the Everett Lower Broadway District Master Plan as well as the Everett Central Waterfront Municipal Harbor Plan by stimulating development of the underutilized Mystic River waterfront.
Encore is now proposing to construct an additional multi-use commercial development of approximately 1.87 million square feet (?sf?) including a theater, entertainment venues, two hotels, F&B facilities, retail facilities, a warehouse support facility, three parking garages, and a pedestrian bridge across Broadway (the ?Project?). The Project spans approximately 13.4 acres of land in the City of Everett in the Lower Broadway area.
The Project will transform an underutilized area across the street from Encore into an exciting, mixed-use entertainment district, creating significant employment and economic benefits. The public realm will be substantially improved with new sidewalks, street trees, landscaped plazas, and an enclosed, temperature-controlled pedestrian bridge across Broadway connecting directly to Encore. The Project is proposed to be constructed in multiple phases, with the first phase consisting of a theater, comedy club, gaming area, F&B space with sports betting, night club, rooftop lounge, a parking garage, and a pedestrian bridge over Broadway (?Phase 1?). All gaming uses are subject to the approval of the Massachusetts Gaming Commission. Phase 1 will be constructed on the 6.4-acre block bounded by Mystic Street to the north, Robin Street to the east, Dexter Street to the north, and Broadway to the east. The remaining development will include approximately hotel space with approximately 800 keys, event space, F&B facilities, retail space, new parking spaces, and a warehouse.
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Peter Campot Senior Vice President, Construction & Facilities Encore
As senior vice president of construction and facilities, Peter Campot oversees all new construction including the East of Broadway project, as well as the engineering, floral, horticulture and public areas departments at Encore Boston Harbor. Managing a team of more than 300, the property?s five-star cleanliness, extensive floral displays, scenic six-acre, four-season Harborwalk and maintenance and repairs fall under Peter?s direction.
An integral part of building the $2.6 billion five-star global destination gaming resort, Peter previously served as director of construction for Wynn Design & Development Massachusetts, overseeing building of the resort which remains the largest single phase construction project in Commonwealth history.
With a career rooted in the construction industry, Peter started in entry-level positions and worked his way up to owning his own construction company which employed more than 500 people. He has also served as chief innovation officer for Suffolk Construction, CEO of William A Berry & Son and vice president of master planning for Boston 2024, the planning committee for the Olympic Games bid. He is an honorable graduate of the United States Marine Corps and received an honorary doctorate of engineering from Wentworth Institute of Technology.
Outside of Encore Boston Harbor, Peter is an accomplished horseman, having successfully competed in high-level Three-Day Eventing competitions. He is known for his generous support of many non-profit organizations including the Green Mountain Horse Association and the Essex Country Trails Association.