MIT Stephen A. Schwarzman College of Computing | Kendall Square | Cambridge

[stick n move]

I’m into it! Just expecting many dead birds on the sidewalk below…

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Fish scale style glass layering always looks really good, wish they would do this more often.

 

[Dr. Rosen Rosen]

Able to get a sense of the sidewalk and entry. Nice. Massive stone bench, huge glass at the entry. But what’s with the dinky little handrail? Also - nothing beats a construction work with a lollipop!

 

[Delray]

Not a great picture, but the path is open! I have it on good authority that research groups will be moved in as soon as this upcoming January. Taken earlier today, 11/7:

 

[stick n move]

Putting yet another building over the gj row is such a boneheaded move, but nice looking building at least.

 

[bigpicture7]

Aside from some minor punch list stuff, this one is complete and in-use. Today (12/19):

 

[Delray]

Forgot to upload these when I took them. From 12/4:

 

[Dr. Rosen Rosen]

I caught the T rolling by.

 

[stick n move]

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[Dr. Rosen Rosen]

Finally made it to the top floor . Didn’t expect a deck. Cool view!

 

[Justbuildit]

Finally made it to the top floor . Didn’t expect a deck. Cool view!

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This looks like the most orderly,
quaint little Spanish research campus.

Great shot, obviously Kendall but it feels almost foreign.

 

[Charlie_mta]

Finally made it to the top floor . Didn’t expect a deck. Cool view!

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The Kendall Square area sure is amazing. I love it!

 

[shmessy]

This looks like the most orderly,
quaint little Spanish research campus.

Great shot, obviously Kendall but it feels almost foreign.

Agreed - - the only thing different in that particular shot,vis a vis, a Spanish research campus is the lack of dynamic life and actual humanoids at street level. That particular street is a ground-level ghost town.

 

[as02155]

Agreed - - the only thing different in that particular shot,vis a vis, a Spanish research campus is the lack of dynamic life and actual humanoids at street level. That particular street is a ground-level ghost town.

Generally needs like more 6-10 story buildings - and terra cotta - as well.

 

[shmessy]

Generally needs like more 6-10 story buildings - and terra cotta - as well.

The buildings are there - - - but they self-contain .....more to the point that street NEEDS ground-level activation with shops/restaurants/humanoid things - - otherwise it is just a series of Mars Biospheres.