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145 Broadway
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Cambridge
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MA
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02139
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Retail and Office
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Last Update
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02/09/24
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Latest News 13
Nov 02, 2019
Akamai Moves into New Headquarters at 145 Broadway in Kendall Square
Aug 06, 2019
Final Stages of Construction Wrapping up for Akamai Headquarters
Apr 05, 2019
Interior Fit Out Ongoing for 145 Broadway in Kendall Square
Nov 28, 2018
Construction Continues at 145 Broadway in Kendall Square
What happened to the original design I ask rhetorically? Either design engineering and/or costing problems prevented the powers that be from bringing forth the proposed design concept; I liked the projecting triangular "chunks" of the building jutting forth from the angled wall - far more dramatic, aesthetically pleasing appearance than the chop-a-block facade as seen in the as-built structure. Looks a tiny bit like a grandchild of the Boston City Hall, taller and glassier than concrete grandpa.