One of the key drivers of this project was to create an open office space, much different from what currently existed on campus. To achieve this goal, minimal closed offices were constructed to maximize floor efficiency, access to natural light, and collaboration.
To support different workstyles, a variety of multi-use spaces were created, including telepresence rooms, “train cars,” and an outdoor roof deck. Transparency from office to lab, and spreading the lab out across multiple floors instead of just one floor, allowed for a connectedness to the company’s core mission.
Sherwood Butler was Managing Principal of this project at Perkins+Will where this project was completed.
Project Genetics
- Transparency between office and lab
- Varied workspaces support all work styles
Project Location
Cambridge, MA
Project Size
180,000 SF
Project Completion
2015
Project Type
Office and lab renovation
Market Sector
- Corporate Interiors
- Life Sciences & Technology
Photography
Richard Hilgendorff Photography
One of the key drivers of this project was to create an open office space, much different from what currently existed on campus. To achieve this goal, minimal closed offices were constructed to maximize floor efficiency, access to natural light, and collaboration.
To support different workstyles, a variety of multi-use spaces were created, including telepresence rooms, “train cars,” and an outdoor roof deck. Transparency from office to lab, and spreading the lab out across multiple floors instead of just one floor, allowed for a connectedness to the company’s core mission.
Sherwood Butler was Managing Principal of this project at Perkins+Will where this project was completed.