Koch Institute for Integrative Cancer Research | MIT | Cambridge
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Re: MIT - Koch Institute for Integrative Cancer Research
We honor your commitment Agent Crash575.
We honor your commitment Agent Crash575.
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Re: MIT - Koch Institute for Integrative Cancer Research
They are good enough. Thanks for these.
They are good enough. Thanks for these.
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I think when Koch gave the money, he said he wanted this building to go up quick. It has.
I think when Koch gave the money, he said he wanted this building to go up quick. It has.
Re: MIT - Koch Institute for Integrative Cancer Research
The dialogue between this building and the Koch biology building could be quite interesting. It looks like we may even get an urban plaza on the corner in a part of the city where most of the buildings are fashioned after a suburban office park.
The dialogue between this building and the Koch biology building could be quite interesting. It looks like we may even get an urban plaza on the corner in a part of the city where most of the buildings are fashioned after a suburban office park.
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Wow. Again.
I'd like to see a little urban plaza, but what I'd like more is a small cafe-type building with a few apartments on top. Make the area less-MIT/science and more real/lively.
Wow. Again.
I'd like to see a little urban plaza, but what I'd like more is a small cafe-type building with a few apartments on top. Make the area less-MIT/science and more real/lively.
Re: MIT - Koch Institute for Integrative Cancer Research
Everyday it amazes me how much steel the iron workers and two cranes put up. I do hope there will be some sort of public amenity in that "urban plaza" but MIT doesn't appear to do that sort of thing and with the Food Court, Legal Sea Foods and Sebastian's I don't think there is a market for another eatery.
Everyday it amazes me how much steel the iron workers and two cranes put up. I do hope there will be some sort of public amenity in that "urban plaza" but MIT doesn't appear to do that sort of thing and with the Food Court, Legal Sea Foods and Sebastian's I don't think there is a market for another eatery.