bigpicture7
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There must be an insatiable demand for lab space. For those following along at home, the developer had previously proposed (& got approval) that the former 3rd floor of the mall be converted to a level of office space with possible connections into the new lab/office buildings being built around the perimeter of the mall.
Now they are going back to the planning board (on Aug 30th) to propose that additional wet lab space extend into the actual 3rd floor of the mall itself.
See design amendment here.
Cambridge must be the only place in the country where a biochemistry lab will sit directly atop an Old Navy within an open-air mall.
Amusingly (though perhaps better than many alternatives) they are proposing planting a bunch of pine trees on the roof of the mall to hide the new lab mechanicals that will be added there (from within the link above):
Now they are going back to the planning board (on Aug 30th) to propose that additional wet lab space extend into the actual 3rd floor of the mall itself.
See design amendment here.
Cambridge must be the only place in the country where a biochemistry lab will sit directly atop an Old Navy within an open-air mall.
Amusingly (though perhaps better than many alternatives) they are proposing planting a bunch of pine trees on the roof of the mall to hide the new lab mechanicals that will be added there (from within the link above):