It’s going to take robust statewide policy to ensure that every building owner and operator can take advantage of this opportunity and help the state meet its climate targets.
A new design fad is sweeping Boston’s architecture firms as they design a new slate of towers set to rise across the city. But where did it come from?
Akamai has opened its new 19-story, 480,000-square-foot headquarters in Cambridge’s Kendall Square following a more than $100 million interior buildout.
Kendall Square’s latest office building opens today. The build-to-suit, 486,000-square-foot tower at 145 Broadway, part of Boston Properties’ 1.1-million-square Kendall Square redevelopment, will be home to computer security firm Akamai Technologies.
Many tech companies prefer converted industrial spaces with sprawling floor plates that lend themselves to open-format workspaces. That wasn’t an option for Cambridge-based Internet giant Akamai, though, after committing to a 19-story build-to-suit office tower to replace its six Kendall Square office buildings.
Tenant brokerage Cresa Boston’s assignment working with tech giant Akamai on a consolidated global headquarters was no straightforward lease transaction.
Cambridge-based Akamai Technologies plans to lease Boston Properties’ new 19-story, 453,768-square-foot office tower at 145 Broadway in Cambridge’s Kendall Square.
