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The Genzyme Center in Kendall Square When the Genzyme Corp. approached its 20th anniversary in 2000, the company decided it needed a central hub that would serve as a reflection of the company’s core values. Designed to be one of the most environmentally responsible buildings in the United States, the Genzyme Center is a 12-story, 350,000-square-foot building. The building was designed by architectural award winners at the German firm Behnisch, Behnisch, and Partner and the space is a mixture of innovative design and technology. The Center was built from the “inside-out,” and was designed with a focus to create a positive work environment for employees. The design team created a Center that emphasized natural light, outdoor views, and an “open” feel. You can see the design’s success with the all-glass exterior and soaring internal atrium.
The Genzyme Center in Kendall Square

When the Genzyme Corp. approached its 20th anniversary in 2000, the company decided it needed a central hub that would serve as a reflection of the company’s core values.

Designed to be one of the most environmentally responsible buildings in the United States, the Genzyme Center is a 12-story, 350,000-square-foot building. The building was designed by architectural award winners at the German firm Behnisch, Behnisch, and Partner and the space is a mixture of innovative design and technology.

The Center was built from the “inside-out,” and was designed with a focus to create a positive work environment for employees. The design team created a Center that emphasized natural light, outdoor views, and an “open” feel. You can see the design’s success with the all-glass exterior and soaring internal atrium.

(John Bohn/Globe Staff / Text by Meghan Colloton/ Boston.com Correspondent)
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